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ShabbosGoy

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About ShabbosGoy

A penchant for building things and mind altering substances.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #23903143

    What does a decentralized Bloomberg terminal look like?

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    Comment #23903135

    > There is not (to the best of my knowledge) a government operated CDN or network backbone which you could make use of in order to avoid such concerns. The line between private and…

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    Comment #17554047

    > Patently and objectively false to anyone who read the article. It really makes me wonder what your motivations are for lying so blatantly. Wrong. He clearly didn’t, because he de…

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    Comment #17554015

    To be honest, it read to me like the ramblings of an unemployed academic who’s struggling to find employment. Academia breeds and welcomes this type of toxic attitude and personali…

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    Comment #17542567

    There’s a big difference between that and viewbotting, though.

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    Comment #17532934

    > There was -- and is -- a failure of public policy here. It’s very strange that he didn’t criticize elected officials one bit. Instead, he blames some faceless cabal of venture ca…

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    Comment #17532825

    Sorry dang, was in an altered state of mind. Will do so going forward.

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    Comment #17528707

    Wow very intelligent. Your comment really made me think.

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    Comment #17528689

    I agree with you. LSD trips gave my life new meaning.

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    Comment #17528631

    The only psychotherapy we need is from plant medicines. DMT and psilocybin are natural plant teachers that can help us through the traumas we go through in our life.

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    Comment #17520943

    Or maybe Linus isn’t afraid to say what’s on his mind, and that’s why people respect him. You should try it some time. I know when I started doing it on here, my karma plummeted (r…

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    Comment #17519575

    Ok, then why I do only run into this issue on hardware running OS X? This is across machines (I worked at Apple btw, and had to dogfood Mavericks at the time) and across time. Same…

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    Comment #17515733

    > I know I am and I hope I get one of these newer ones next week. 6 cores and 32 gigs of DDR4 make a lot of a difference. Even if they provide 64 GB, it will never be enough RAM. O…

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    Comment #17512523

    Now imagine living among those types of people every day. That’s SV in a nutshell. Wrongthink isn’t tolerated.

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    Comment #17512118

    Agreed. Basically, it is akin to having a second fulltime job. Except you don’t get paid anything.

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    Comment #17511446

    A real 100 year VC firm would be a DAO. Maybe they aren’t as forward looking as they’d like to believe. Much respect to Alexis and Garry, though. It’s not easy to go it alone.

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    Comment #17503549

    According to executive privilege, it doesn’t.

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    Comment #17499910

    What does “equitable hierarchy” mean? Equality of outcome? No thanks. Equality of opportunity? Fine, that’s what we have today.

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    Comment #17499721

    > Maybe state corporatist capitalism destroys people and places. Try that. Hierarchies destroy people and places. The alternative is lack of a hierarchy, which is anarchy. Which ar…

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    Comment #17493152

    A word is simply a shared reference to a concept. The consensus is around whether or not that reference is valid anymore. Here’s a concrete example: “citizen” meant something compl…

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    Comment #17480329

    I noticed this too. What do you think it means, in the context of the culture of SV?

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    Comment #17476356

    > It's probably in the best interest of all companies and society in general that these kind of personality traits are not rewarded unless they are actually beneficial. I have anot…

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    Comment #17474001

    > Sure, you could in Soviet Union meet some nice guys under the bridge or in the park selling you a brick for 50 rubles when you salary was like 160 rubles a month. That sounds utt…

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    Comment #17473945

    It comes down to equality of outcome vs. equality of opportunity. Homelessness can be solved with the former, it’s just that everyone else will suffer as well.

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    Comment #17452656

    > Yet another example of the surprisingly poor living quality in the USA in aggregate terms relative to GDP. The USA is great if you're rich and is mediocre if you're everyone else…