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by wooster 11y ago
I mostly take the 7 (nee 71), 6, and 21.
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by wooster 11y ago
Anecdotally, at least, I see a lot of people riding Muni who are fare evading. I've also never seen any fare enforcement on a Muni bus, despite living here for ~6 years.
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Ronald Reagan’s shameful legacy: Violence, the homeless, mental illness(salon.com)
14 points by wooster 11y ago|9 comments
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by wooster 11y ago
The audience for the message is investors, not customers.
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Search and Rescue for Sale(wired.com)
25 points by wooster 11y ago|2 comments
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by wooster 11y ago
The referenced article is available here: http://www.ams.org/notices/201502/rnoti-p165.pdf
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by wooster 11y ago
Threatening to kill people isn't funny.
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by wooster 11y ago
For those wondering how bad a data breach of OPM is, this is what a typical OPM clearance form looks like: https://www.opm.gov/forms/pdf_fill/sf86.pdf
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by wooster 11y ago
One problem is that what may be a 1 hour drive normally could stretch to 3 or 4 hours at random. It makes planning difficult.
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How This Company Transformed Its Dismal Diversity Numbers(fastcompany.com)
1 points by wooster 11y ago|0 comments
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Everything I thought I knew about water in California is wrong(grist.org)
5 points by wooster 11y ago|2 comments
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by wooster 12y ago
Neat. What did you use to do the scan?
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by wooster 12y ago
I second the recommendation of Debugging by Agans. It was recommended to me by one of the best debugging people at Apple, and the approaches it outlines have served me well in the years since.
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Even More Emoji Abuse 🚧🚨(zachholman.com)
1 points by wooster 12y ago|0 comments
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by wooster 12y ago
Try Sundance Kabuki, especially the 21+ shows. Also, we're getting an Alamo Drafthouse, which I'm really looking forward to: http://drafthouse.com/san_francisco/new_mission
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by wooster 12y ago
"The big problem is the water...and it will run downhill from the Andes and wherever else Lithium is mined and into the Ocean." Except for the geography which prevents that from happening and is why that area has giant salt flats:
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by wooster 12y ago
Awhile back I was chatting with one of my friends who was working security at the local Whole Foods, when a woman walked by the produce section literally dragging her defecating dog through a pile of its own crap. This is why pets aren&#x27
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by wooster 12y ago
For anybody thinking of doing this, finding someone who has (serious, lab-setting) experience handling LN2 and can personally supervise would be a really good idea.
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by wooster 12y ago
The link was mostly for the 95% stat for the Sacramento Valley. A lot of people who trot out the rice talking point seem to think rice is mostly being grown in a "desert", when it's really not.
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by wooster 12y ago
The regional water boards in California, along with the local water districts, have ample amounts of all of the above dating back to 1967 and beyond, funded by taxpayers, with publicly available data, and in most cases involving said farmer
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by wooster 12y ago
Rice is largely (~95%) grown in the Sacramento Valley, which has plenty of water for it [0]. California produces 82% of the world's almonds [1]. California is a big ag state for crops requiring irrigation because we have a lot of water
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by wooster 12y ago
Also, previously, SparrowOS: https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=SparrowOS
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by wooster 12y ago
The first Nomiku Kickstarter finished in July of 2012: https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/nomiku/nomiku-bring-sou...
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Detecting Algorithmically Generated Domain Names(nbviewer.ipython.org)
35 points by wooster 12y ago|6 comments
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by wooster 12y ago
Quartz does have some support for those color spaces and depths. Is there support in particular that you found lacking? By the way, nice app!
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by wooster 12y ago
And it's been awhile, but IIRC the Mitrokhin Archive has a number of other examples of the Soviet Union influencing US politics through donations to political organizations. I would be surprised if governments weren't still attemp
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by wooster 12y ago
Yes: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Iran_Air_Flight_655
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by wooster 12y ago
This isn't how vesting is typically set up for founders at a startup in the US. You'd do well to read the eBook I linked to, as well as Grellas' series of posts: http://www.grellas.com/faq_business_startup.htm
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by wooster 12y ago
This isn't how vesting works for founders. Typically, in US startups, the stock is sold to the founders up front, with the company having a repurchase option corresponding to the vesting period.
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by wooster 12y ago
I'm flagging this post because it contains bad advice. For information on this topic from someone who actually knows what they're doing, please read "An Introduction to Stock and Options" by David Weekly: http:/&#x

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