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joeamroo

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About joeamroo

https://www.montroselabs.ai

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    I'm glad you like the sarcasm haha.

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    Comment #49164466

    As every person in Academia should.

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    Comment #49149742

    I'm working on three things right now. ARVnote ( https://arvnote.com ): Mostly to teach myself the business side of things, as-is and after-repair-value comps for real estate inves…

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    Comment #45382078

    what is wrong with you?

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    Comment #42394180

    It guessed me as a native speaker, I actually moved to the US at 17 so I'm proud of myself i guess :)

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    Comment #41824146

    I think a lot of people besides bankers think hedge funds are good for the economy.

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    Comment #41459262

    Hi HN! These are the second part (out of alot) of my notes on Clang/LLVM. I've written these as I was studying Clang/LLVM as part of my MLH Fellowship, so feedback is appreciated!

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    Comment #41112132

    This going to be a slippery slope as more governments start to use fines as an alternative type of tax unique to these tech companies. I don't know how Meta/Google can react to the…

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    Comment #40973014

    Except for Scott Forstall, apparently.

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    Comment #40972938

    I don't see the similarity, mind explaining?

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    Comment #40922917

    Your Uncle is pretty unique!

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    Comment #40922770

    Thanks for mentioning this! I just discovered one of his pieces was probably the inspiration for Ride's Going Blank Again Album cover art.

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    Comment #40206143

    paul draper, is this normative determinism?

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    Comment #38760658

    But reality isn't biased towards the radical ideas of its time. Overton Window and all..

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    Comment #38420530

    reminds me of the song "Processions" by Family

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    Comment #38420515

    What do you mean by the path curving?

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    Comment #37827778

    me and a couple of friends are doing so but for logical fallacies :)