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lanrh1836
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Comment #20569643
I normally wouldn’t raise it if I couldn’t independently verify it happened myself, but this person is one of the nicest people I’ve ever met, so I totally believe it. They left a …
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Comment #20568532
I have worked with someone who used to work at Wealthfront, and said that he had said to them “do not speak to me unless I speak to you.” They left within months of starting.
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Ask HN: Best practices for leaving crypto in a will?
Does anyone have experience on how adding crypto holdings in a will and best way to store information like private keys, seed phrases, location of cold storage wallets etc that are…
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Comment #20510609
It is risky. Why work at a unproven startup doing something really hard for $150k and equity of questionable value when you can work at a FANG for $350k/year doing less work?
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Comment #20510500
Google acquired DeepMind...
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Comment #20510386
I just finished the Eric Weinstein/Peter Thiel podcast, and came away mostly agreeing with their assessment that we’ve really stagnated when it has come to progressing scientifical…
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Comment #20475042
Yeah I’m referring to basically that, except it would be customized so that they’d be pay by 15m and put in public spaces or coffee shops instead of private offices. I have used th…
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Comment #20474880
Yep, true. The single person booths would still be interesting for most remote workers though and don’t take up much space at all
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Comment #20474794
I’ve been playing around with the idea of building on demand phone booth conference rooms (the ones you see in coworking spaces) but reservable in 15m blocks that open with a code …
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Comment #20472813
Isn’t that the whole story behind the linked article?
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Comment #20472582
Eh to me part of the appeal of Twitter is It’s a very unopinionated social networking tool, which means there’s 1000 ways to use it.
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Comment #20472467
Surprised Match hadn’t bought Grindr long ago.
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Comment #20470943
I find it all so bizarre. Everything from how big the font size is in the left nav, to the ordering of the nav items, to how the feed and right nav scroll together (can’t see the t…
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Comment #20466307
Perhaps I made some classic tourist mistake, but when I was in Paris last year I felt like every mid-priced French bistro was extremely mediocre and overpriced. Menus all the same …
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Comment #20465603
Given the algorithmic pricing on a lot of things (everything?) sold on Amazon there’s probably money to be made building some bot that checks for pricing mistakes and buys when one…
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Comment #20463760
Personally I haven’t found the quality of Netflix originals to be anywhere close to the same level as HBO. Their approach is more “consistently release a ton of average quality sho…
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Comment #20463554
Yikes. A little more than half the estimate. I’m pretty sure that is the worst miss the company has ever had. With recent news that reruns like the Office and Friends are leaving n…
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Comment #20459168
Curious how a self driving car would’ve responded in the NYC blackout, and to Good Samaritans directing traffic at various intersections
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Comment #20456070
It’s pricey, but it feels like a Disneyland for foodies, which is what D&D should have tried to do and why AFAIK they keep expanding worldwide (just saw a new one on the Strip in L…