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lifekaizen

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About lifekaizen

I especially enjoy creating solutions that didn't previously exist or seemed impossible. Currently enjoying Go, Rasp Pi; typed Python, JS TS.

github.com enxyz angel.co ericnorman

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    awesome video! thanks for sharing that

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    I read the recent National Academies paper[1], and basically they say solar engineering is credible, high altitude sulfur is the only one of three ways that is known to be effectiv…

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    The little park in the middle is South Park, it’s well known locally and has a bunch of tech/VC offices nearby

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    Here's a specific example about the value crypto can create. 20x higher savings rate on a US dollar deposit. My CapitalOne savings account pays 0.4%; you can open an account with Z…

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    Unfortunately we are seeing a lot of hype and dubious projects, we're in an asset bubble with intense FOMO. I try to ignore that and think about the promise of crypto. As compared …

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    I'm on the pro-crypto side, but the US dollar has more than consumer confidence, it has the largest armed forces the world has ever seen. So a better comparison is something like g…

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    The net value to society is likely negative since the impact on the target is large, and a society that allowed such things may see time horizons constrict. You raise some good poi…

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    He's a shrewd 'stock picker' and ran a fund with $21 M from Peter Thiel, among other things: https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/10/10/sam-altmans-ma...

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    Seems to assume carbon emissions from electricity will stay constant, yet that is likely to fall which reduces the impact in one dimension (cost remains).[0][1] [0]Diminishing Retu…

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    I’m glad you went direct. As a small retail investor it allows me to have access, and buying from employees and giving them some liquidity feels good like what a market should do. …

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    Wondering what a modern, digital version would be? Imagine a repo could work for the time-stamping and not deleting mistakes (immutable record). Images, annotations (i.e. 'Circle r…

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    That's awesome, love HN has relevant people around. Could you shed some light on what the 'script' is in 'The lab book is NOT a copy of the experimental script'? Seems to reference…

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    Very cool! Quick browser note: get blank screen with Brave on iOS iPad (with shields up; does work with shields down), no problem on iPhone.

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    Some seem to be for redundancy, some bring power to municipalities (i.e. island cities) with limited power production capacity. There’s a list here https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/…

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    Love this question. I could imagine him suggesting reading academic papers for cutting edge things; like his 'barbell' excercise strategy of mostly walking with occasional HIITs.

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    That is sad, thanks for finding

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    Comment #28560117

    That article was brilliant, thanks! Probably deserves it's own post

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    Good question. The metaphor though would be something like: ... and your soul cost you $1 M to obtain in the first place. There's something special about seeing the future and inve…

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    Totally agree. To that point, I was trying to do this on my own and it's nearly impossible. As a corollary, Pioneer Fund has something like 26 founders & staff + various software t…

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    Yeah the standard returns data would be annualized, for example "average return ... in this study is 2.6 times ... in 3.5 years — approximately 27 percent [IRR]" http://www.angelca…