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johnthealy3

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    Comment #34534188

    Correct me if I'm wrong, but this could be the first real acknowledgement in science that RA, lupus, and autoimmune disease in general could be CAUSED by mental health issues? FTA:…

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    Comment #33180519

    If this isn't the biggest failed opportunity to name and shame, I dunno what is. People like this should be eviscerated in the same social media sphere they work in.

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    Comment #31509014

    I think one of the only things preventing the US from implementing Australia-style pandemic policies was the number of guns in civilian hands. As such, the pandemic taught me why A…

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    Comment #28706280

    This is the type of voice used to railroad people into a certain point of view. It's trying to stonewall and invalidate and gaslight anyone who dare even consider the possibility o…

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    Comment #27194891

    To be fair, this man's job was to identify the type of person who is likely to succeed at startups, and by most accounts he was very successful at it. Understanding personality tra…

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    Comment #27145124

    Agreed that it's right to be suspicious of the motives of any venture capitalist that makes a post like this (nothing against Fred Wilson personally). One thing I noticed at my las…

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    Comment #26095520

    Yep came in here to see if this was flagged and it was. Reinforces the author's point, and of course HN is part of the problem.

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    Comment #22778330

    To add to this, you don't even need to know what the antibody looks like, or even if it exists. Very simplified example: It's possible to grow a dish of cancer cells (because they …

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    Comment #14388375

    This is the type of thing that can really benefit from public disclosure and discourse. What's "acceptable" varies so much by person and over time that having the censoring done in…

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    Comment #14361703

    I was feeling okay about this article until seeing this colossal punt: > That said, the real intention behind this pattern is to keep the API/view/controller lightweight and free o…

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    Comment #13310981

    This article resonated with me quite a bit, the Bridgewater connection notwithstanding. People love to sensationalize Ray Dalio as a cult figure and, at the same time, seem to not …

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    Comment #9693755

    The article makes a number of points that resonate with me and were the initial reason I felt obligated to start my own company: * Corporate and management issues / misalignments *…

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    Comment #9269224

    The exemption would be limited to companies organized in and with their principal place of business in the United States or Canada. The exemption would not be available to companie…

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    Comment #6783717

    As much as I loved the concept of turntable, it was always a music service for me rather than the interactive experience they intended. The best part about it was that other users,…

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    Comment #6431709

    I started working with Django in 1.3.1 as my first REST framework. When I got to the views, it was easy to understand how the function responded to an HTTP request: if request.POST…

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    Comment #6375684

    You bring up a great point that some people are naturally great fits for startup life and terrible fits for corporations. As the ecosystem improves for startups, fewer and fewer of…

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    Comment #6375614

    The article talks about startup founders having low risk because of money and stability, and that's absolutely true in my experience (especially of people who jump into startups im…

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    Comment #6053215

    I always thought using fans to repel mosquitoes was common knowledge, but thinking back it was a trip to China where I learned about it. In fact, it was the same trip where I disco…

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    Comment #4809231

    In a way, I'm happy I'm not the only one who has thought about this situation. I do this every time I'm on an outbound 7 train in New York. The train runs first through a hipster/y…