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Comment #46861644
I'm interested in chatting. Have a way to contact you?
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Comment #27836752
In a dooms-day scenario, you're best bet is to affiliate yourself with a local, ideologically coherent group whose identity is driven by a narrative of historical persecution and a…
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Comment #27687350
It amazes how much raw ingenuity goes into scams and hustles.
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Comment #27560776
Found one on Airbnb https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/9906314
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Comment #26717490
A friend of mine (mid-West redhead) spent years in China doing research. She came back to the US to do her PhD, and FBI started hassling her, asking if she was spying for the Chine…
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Ask HN: Any SaaS that offers embeddable REPL for teaching code?
I'm CS faculty at a US university. In the COVID era, I've committed to improving the students' online learning experience as much as I can using SaaS products that I can apply towa…
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Comment #26281181
End slack.
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Comment #25850740
People here are saying it's a red flag. I'm not so sure. I don't think it's smart for the company. Just like I didn't think it was smart for Thiel to ask "Star Wars or Star Trek?" …
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Comment #25814863
The main distinction in investment. If you take investment, especially VC investment, no one gives a f*ck about cost savings. Your job is to provide an exit to investors are soon a…
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Comment #25748497
unless all the black folks in your neighborhood work in tech, why would they follow this?
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Comment #25748461
Timnit Gebru was famous before her firing, partially for papers on addressing bias in machine learning algorithms -- which makes it a juicy story. You can sleep soundly knowing tha…
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Comment #25748382
H1Bs are also easier to exploit.
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Comment #24592424
> but it's due to the math indicating that it's an advantageous spot to do it, not because of anything he's observed about his opponent. I wonder about this distinction. This seems…
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Comment #24591235
I think that's true for 2 player games but not >2 player games? reference: https://int8.io/counterfactual-regret-minimization-for-poker...
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Comment #24591157
I don't disagree. But the premise is not that getting good at making less blunders than your opponent in chess isn't fun or fulfilling. It is that getting good at making less blund…
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Comment #24591128
Thanks. I was the author of the post. Are you suggesting it is harder to bluff in online poker? Or that somehow taking the game online means bluffing doesn't work as well? Here is …