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delinquentme
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About delinquentme
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Comment #21443259
Yes you're the exception. Somehow we arent really adept at interviewing at what the day-to-day requirements of a position. Instead were much more interested in edge-case stuff like…
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Comment #21442670
Generic HR inbox? I don't think you're actually concerned about this.
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Comment #21442189
Remember: At this point in our technological competency, all easy advancements are gone. Oh wait.
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Comment #21442123
Social Justice nonsense. Look at the systems which reward X behavior in Y sex. Assuming that access to partners is a primary behavioral motivator ( it is, it just is ). Then what r…
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Comment #21411955
contact info?
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Comment #18400046
Didn't someone in SV say "Software is eating the world"? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_largest_pharmaceutical... I suppose 34B is a good run. I mean its not $110B, but its …
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Comment #13085907
"Importantly, our work on rodent blood exchange establishes that blood age has virtually immediate effects on regeneration of all three germ layer derivatives."
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Comment #12052450
Would love to chat with him!
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Comment #12047982
Im interested in chatting on versioning in this data ( and possibly by extension, compression ) . Happen to have a method to contact you ?
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Comment #10410148
"Dietary restriction just isn't in us." like ... unsure how to respond to this... Like its just so blatantly wrong. source: me, a person whos maintained substantially fasted states…
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Comment #10350268
why doesn't this commend have upvote arrows?
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Comment #10166335
Is there something Im missing with pull requests? Or is it that even programmers like UIs? 1) Git log becomes useless. 2) You're merging code via a UI, without ANY granularity what…
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Comment #10119308
"How is the pharmaceutical industry responding to its difficulties? One could hope drug companies would decide to make some changes—trim their prices ..." It seems this, extrapolat…
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Comment #9983304
"ridiculously well-served already with regards to delivering packages" ... is this the locker? If not, Im curious ! More plz!
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Comment #9799840
perforce?
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Comment #9562492
"You never get anything for nothing." [citation needed]
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Comment #9245709
1) You will stand up and scream with delight when you realized that the things which were once impossibly convoluted are not comprehensible ( yes this even applies to abstracts ) 2…
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Comment #9058162
You believe hayflick applies to multi-cellular organisms. ... Just stop. Go handle your issues with death elsewhere. Here is the forum for those choosing to fight such beasts. Plea…
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Comment #9054948
Dont forget the hayflick limit !
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Comment #9054908
I am certain you aren't a physicist.
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Comment #9054903
no. we should absolutely, act as if aging and death is something to be cured. A rose by any other name, is just as sweet. I mean to say, all of the STUFF associated with malady is …
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Comment #9054865
An unhandled, appeal to nature, as a blatant coping mechanism. It's is escapist. IE " lets ignore the problem ". This common of a fallacy is the top rated comment ... on HN. Please…
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Comment #8747098
> "an international collaboration audaciously called Project Grandiose" Nice to see audacity in hard science on in a while isn't it???!! > "transcriptomic epigenomic and proteomic …
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Comment #8702914
“Death is not an option,” he told his doctor.