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adocracy
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Comment #13119655
Fuck that noise. I'm building big and WSJ can suck it.
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Comment #13117474
Intellectually, you're on the entrepreneurial path, with a purpose. How you emotionally defend yourself is also part of the entrepreneurial path - we work more hours for less money…
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Comment #12456476
I hope this takedown isn't reflecting the emergence of an ad tech cabal...
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Comment #12456339
"What is Aleppo?" = throwaway vote.
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Comment #12456085
it's a tough problem. we're using the county-by-district database at US Census for our localization. https://www.census.gov/geo/maps-data/data/kml/kml_couwithinc... but we're not d…
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Comment #12456033
you show up, take your ballot which registers a receipt, and abstain on that particular office/issue. but at least showing up to register your abstention IS your vote.
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Comment #12456016
Sure it is - but it's universal to citizens participating in that society. if you're outside the system, YOU'RE OUTSIDE THE SYSTEM, including UBI. Doesn't mean you have to pick one…
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Comment #12455029
Voting should be the single required act to trigger your Universal Basic Income for the year.
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Comment #12455005
Looks like it's a county-by-county lookup function, crossed with state voting laws. We're building something county-by-county too - difficult locality matching issues.
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Comment #12454992
Not everything is about earning money. Sometimes it's (hopefully) about empowering more direct democracy.
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Comment #12382045
The Marissa Mayer effect still lingering? And a culture of data proofs over creative experimentation? So it's not that the UI is bad - is just stereotypically "Google" and has been…
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Comment #12381922
Note a specific lack of discussion about Uber's losses, or Theranos's potential fraud, or valuation trends, or...
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Comment #12377628
(2) is untenable. A company could theoretically widely distribute a drug with unknown effects/consequences, only to find after the fact that it negatively affects >10% of patients …
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Comment #12373500
the power efficiency is a good achievement, and the hashrate is great, but it's hard to see how US/Brazil/German home miners can compete against the energy costs (both pure hashing…
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Comment #12373361
I don't agree here. It's both. It's a market failure when the price point (or transparency around the prices) doesn't convince new entrants to persevere through the existing regula…
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Comment #12373333
It's an interesting concept to suggest an effective put option for the government, based perhaps on the auditable costs of successful R&D. But this would probably have to work both…
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Comment #12372528
It feels like the "maturing process" has waned over the decades. It feels like people in the past were older, at younger age. This can't be due to the educational system - we have …
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Comment #12372304
It's unfortunate the NYT story doesn't get into the billings process as part of the dysfunction. It makes me wonder how the pricing is then negotiated with the insurance companies.…
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Comment #7966260
Liquid dynamics sounds like an interesting hypothesis, but I agree with the critics that entanglement presents a tough analogy. If Pilot Wave theory suggests that the particle-wave…
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Comment #7966022
See my comment above - I think even "low sleepers" recognize the value of sleep for clear thinking and emotional balance. I totally value napping.
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Comment #7966010
I use the Jawbone UP24 to monitor my sleep, and apparently, whether I'm getting 4 hours or 6.5 hours, I constantly get ~ 3:50:00 of REM sleep. Yes, I'm one of those founders who ca…
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