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myaso

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About myaso

Self described maestro at trolling stupidity with common sense and a second rate hacker. On the lookout for interesting people, companies, or opportunities -- it's subjective if my past comments can satisfy somebody's definition of the no asshole rule.

I like algos and I hate learning interfaces or dealing with unnecessary rigor. Basically, I'm lazy.

If you are working on large scale fraud detection and need someone pathologically motivated but with no experience I go by myaso on keybase. If you are an expert on algorithmic coding theory I also may want to pick your brain at some point. Actually if you have something interesting to say just do so.

Recent public activity

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    Comment #16112932

    You got it totally wrong, I think you need to understand me better. I'm like the internet special forces on the harsh battlefield of the hn forum -- I dodge incoming bullets of pol…

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    Comment #16112756

    You sure like to put words in other people's mouth ;) Please tell me exactly what I'm thinking and what I meant -- I'm burning with curiosity at this point. And maybe together we c…

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    Comment #16112114

    But there is value compared to these you list. I respect them but I also think they are foolish to disregard their lives. What was once a person becomes rotting meat. Some people w…

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    Comment #16112087

    There is a asymmetry of how they percieve the world and you do -- the difference in available information might not be able to let them make choices that would satisfy your standar…

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    Comment #16111710

    Heroes die young.

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    Comment #16111141

    I agree. But I think the value these biases actually provide in helping to understand what is going are more limited than people make them out to be. It's much more powerful to sim…

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    Comment #16111074

    It's always fun to learn about the workings of small systems that have such disproportionate effects on larger systems -- the random articles and comments flowing through HN gave m…

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    Comment #16110933

    The article reads like a case study on OCD from Brain Lock .

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    Comment #16110781

    Hope can lead you to a dead end if you're on the wrong path to begin with.

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    Comment #16110527

    Does this work for governments? If USG launches TrumpChain -- I bet TrumpCoin is taken -- will it save America from becoming a laughing stock for the idk -- like the next 20 years?…

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    Comment #16110420

    How important is speed really? It's not like it's the only parameter you can measure a framework by, just happens to be the only quantifiable one.

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    Comment #16110336

    So is having an ICO or tagging blockchain to your company name like a holy blessing that brings back failed companies from the dead?

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    Comment #16110237

    Wasn't this company basically a corpse before?

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    Comment #16110104

    People have the mistaken belief that the ideal possible world is actually one with no pain . The best solution possible with finite resources is maybe somewhere short of the the be…

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    Comment #16109941

    FBI chief might change his mind when he isn't in office anymore.

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    Comment #16109764

    Yes I was referring to Rakuten -- there are a few more minor players. I'm working off limited data here -- so forgive me for using heuristic estimates. But yes, what are the odds o…

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    Comment #16109707

    I refuse to jump on board with micro services based on faith. Docker/k8s are not free actions, in fact you will probably pay dearly using them in a inappropriate context.

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    Comment #16109536

    Top choice based on a search with finite resources, maybe there is a better top choice if they spend a bit more time -- one that is also more agreeable. I'll return with a question…

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    Comment #16109473

    Nothing firm yet, I really would have to take a look at the data closely. This looks like a practical implementation of the semantic web. You caught me on short notice, I'm going t…

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    Comment #16109370

    Lolz. That's some awesome industrial design -- did they use 1984 as inspiration?

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    Comment #16109166

    Really cool! Looks like some interesting stuff can be done with this. So I get to passively pick up updates from your channels? I wish there was more stuff like this instead of hav…

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    Comment #16109009

    But on e-commerce you have large regional players already. Japan, Korea?, India?, China, and probably Indonesia too. I find it hard to believe that Amazon will be able to conquer a…

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    Comment #16108815

    What about the Saudi King? It's interesting to see how much Amazon can keep going. Bezos seems like the kind of person who can delegate responsibility extremely effectively -- is t…

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    Comment #16108179

    Well, I'm in a charitable mood today so I decided to run a fundraiser on a whim using nothing but my phone.

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    Comment #16108148

    Really? As a former smoker I don't place cigarettes and software in even remotely the same category. Ok -- question. How will this be enforced? Legal/Medical/Eng have licenses to p…