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adamgluck

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    “Measure of a man” vibes

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    Comment #28424935

    This. Also, working out and drinking can both be expensive (gym membership, bars, etc)

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    Comment #28411208

    Totally! Wonder if people realize that the person who wrote a lot of these libraries (hooks) as part of the core React team wrote Redux before joining the team? Dan Abramov. Everyo…

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    Comment #27574913

    Mina protocol is a cryptocurrency that just launched leveraging ZK Snarks. Will be interesting to see what happens with that technology.

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    Awesome! Very excited to see this come together.

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    Copia Automation | New York, New York | Full-Time | copia.io Copia Automation is rebuilding the tools that power modern industry. If you're interested in IOT, IIOT, and how things …

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    Copia Automation | https://copia.io | NYC, Remote | Full-time | Full Stack We're truly rebuilding the foundation of industrial automation by rethinking the core technologies that p…

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    Comment #25637652

    Winston Churchill famously did most of his work from bed and he won World War II, so I buy it.

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    Copia Automation | San Francisco, Atlanta, NYC | Full-time or contract-to-hire | REMOTE | Apply to adam@copia.io About Us: Copia Automation is rebuilding a 50 year old, $50 billion…

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    Comment #23001982

    I quit coffee almost a year ago and can never see myself going back. I basically have noticed improvements on all the dimensions that people typically drink coffee to "solve." Some…

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    Would be curious about the evidence you have that dietary fat is stored as (noticeable) body fat? 70% of the body is fat. Specifically, what evidence is there that dietary fat stor…

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    Comment #22458529

    Your body responds to the intake of carbohydrates by creating insulin which regulates the storage of carbohydrates as “body fat” (see: glycogen). Overall, your body is 70% fat (cel…

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    Comment #22458299

    This actually isn’t entirely true. You’re operating under the “energy in-energy out” theory of weight loss, but human regulation of body fat is more complicated than that. Specific…

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    The only reason a study like this works is because it takes place in a controlled environment where they can actually starve the rats (or sometimes make genetic changes that reduce…

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    Comment #13546370

    Uber | San Francisco | Fulltime | Android | iOS Interested in a highly leveraged, collaborative engineering role at the heart of Uber's core product? Awesome. We are hiring on the …

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    Comment #12851350

    Uber | San Francisco | Fulltime | Android | iOS | Backend Interested in a highly leveraged, collaborative engineering role at the heart of Uber's core product? Awesome. We are hiri…

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    Comment #12018931

    Uber | San Francisco | Fulltime | Android | iOS | Backend Interested in a highly leveraged, collaborative engineering role at the heart of Uber's core product? Awesome. We are hiri…

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    Comment #11206139

    Uber is hiring! And in particular, my team, Driver Experience, at Uber is hiring. Our team is responsible for the core experience for drivers on the Uber platform and impact the li…

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    Uber is hiring! And in particular, my team, Driver Experience, at Uber is hiring. Our team is responsible for the core experience for drivers on the Uber platform. It's an extremel…

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    Comment #9933717

    Awesome pattern matching. Although, it seems like not all functions are intuitively reversible like the vector example given here. It seems like perhaps a more pragmatic example of…