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obventio56

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    Comment #46335114

    Wait why is this on the front page? I thought this is a very established and well-known tool

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    Comment #45352869

    If there is someone who wants this data, I am happy to sell... no need for a middle man.

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    Comment #45352713

    I would pay ~$10/month for email alerts when an officer is within a geofence of my car.

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    Comment #45086918

    Also frameRate() with 120 or higher will make it go a bit faster. But it seems like there is a limit. I'm not familiar with p5.

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    Comment #42185711

    Interesting and meta that we are using humans to train the judges that train the models. Very cool!

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    Comment #35632227

    Was this the first example of this style of abbreviation? Was a16z consciously inspired by I18n?

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    Comment #35120655

    I don't think it's fair to blame the SVB depositors for the bank run. Perhaps you can blame public figures (VCs etc) who catalyzed it. Once a run starts, though, it's in your inter…

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    Comment #35120615

    The 250k is messaging to minimize moral hazard. You want banks and depositors invested in minimizing their own risk. I'd guess hesitancy to immediately declare full guarantee of fu…

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    Comment #33147165

    I think you learn the box-and-arrow diagrams in an algorithms class. You learn about cache and memory in a systems class. When you get a real job, if someone asks you to write a pe…

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    Comment #33069875

    Yes, but they take 1-3 days in my experience. I'm not sure why the parent wouldn't have used them in this case except that they also require sharing of very sensitive information, …

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    Comment #32010394

    It seems more regulated healthcare systems are also significantly less capable of developing innovative treatments (although this could be a misunderstanding of mine)

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    Comment #30896922

    Op said “most cases”

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    Comment #30249301

    The VC model has to consider the expectation that most investments will be a complete loss. To have even a hope of ~20% return every investment has to have a path to $xxxB. Otherwi…

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    Comment #29553204

    I’m not sure why I’m the first to point this out on HN (which is usually a pretty skeptical group) but “aphantasia” is very poorly studied (1). I’ve met plenty of people who claim …

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    Comment #28540371

    I will point out that that reason this can be so concise is because of a set of large foundational abstractions.

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    Comment #27404934

    It removes the tax benefit of realizing profits abroad, which would likely bring revenue back to the market where it was earned. I suppose a company could still move profit whereve…

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    Comment #27404881

    I think some people would find issue with the distribution of wages paid in #4.

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    Comment #27299691

    We do https://www.thecrimson.com/search/

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    Comment #27207382

    The last part is referencing a Steinbeck quote: https://www.goodreads.com/quotes/328134-john-steinbeck-once-...

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    Comment #27071826

    Psychology is never empirical. We should be skeptical of this article.

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    Comment #27057754

    I think this would be called inflation either way

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    Comment #26891348

    I guess it’s just the premise. Retiree transforms his life and solves all his problems by doing exactly what he was going before only... more carefully? And duel is certainly absur…