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w1
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About w1
you can contact me at ["won't", but without the not, which also happens to be the abbreviation of a common english male name] at thorbjorn444.com
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Comment #48160407
The magnitude of negative responses to this comment is very encouraging. Not because I agree with my sibling comments, but because I strongly agree with the parent, making me think…
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Comment #47904709
This isn’t really an evaluation of the company, just explaining how they had to use different financing approaches as they grew and derisked their technology (which makes sense). C…
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Comment #42733083
No https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Betteridge%27s_law_of_headline...
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Comment #42715773
Most people here would be good homeschooling parents. This site doesn’t represent the world at large. I was personally homeschooled, and while I ended up with a positive outcome, I…
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Comment #42019322
This is also a problem for accountants, trying to do “account reconciliation” to determine which transactions contribute to a given balance. I made a simple tool that does this cli…
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Comment #41787552
>> You don't repeatedly recompress along the pipeline length Yes, you do. That is the primary purpose of transmission compressor stations. You may just lose a few psi per mile or s…
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Comment #41733064
This is factually incorrect and has the direction of causality wrong. Enclosed combustors are _more_ efficient than flares, and can be tested to show that they achieve complete com…
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Comment #41595180
>> people that self-select to homeschool their children are going to diverge from the general population Yes, but not necessarily in a way that is correlated with higher educationa…
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Comment #41595136
speaking from the sample size of all the other kids i knew in homeschooling groups, the modal outcome (for my 90s / early aughts cohort) is bad.
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Comment #41575589
Note that the root site ( https://getfast.ai/ ) also has a marathon time predictor, based on your Strava data.
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Comment #40498246
maybe this is better: https://casetext.com/case/thomas-v-cnty-of-humboldt
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Comment #40128473
Postgres (with pgvector) is an unbelievably goated vector db. Idk why anyone would use anything else.
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Comment #39222034
Per [this story]( https://www.thedailybeast.com/who-is-killing-all-these-stori... ), yes.
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Comment #32465612
Emporia, KS. Home of a small college and a few large obscure athletic events (Unbound Gravel and disc golf nationals). Kansas is also a very reasonable state, politically, compared…
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Comment #29716677
That all said, these are potential positive consequences, observed in retrospect, from what was an extended adverse and painful event. I have been very fortunate with my outcome, b…
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Comment #29715187
Great question. I think the most noticeable impact on my personality is a strong fear of being alone, which has led to me sometimes prioritizing my relationships over personal achi…
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Comment #29707389
+1 to this. I was homeschooled K-8, and the loneliness I experienced then puts a significant strain on my relationship with my parents to this day. I think I agree with the parent …
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Comment #28421729
related: the silly scavenger hunt i made for my family and friends last christmas: https://www.christmaspuzzle.net/
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Comment #28300470
self-taught data scientist/machine learning engineer, currently at a FAAMG company. ive been doing ml professionally for about five years now, and im ten years out from my bachelor…
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Comment #26268469
Have you considered allowing the creators of a popular index to receive a small fee, similar to current ETF commission structures? Y’all seem like you’re in a great position to cre…
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Comment #25907005
It was one of these? https://getpopspots.com/ If they’re not tracking your demographic data yet, they’re trying to...
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Comment #25584617
I worked a 9/80 for years. It was awesome. I think the trick to this working well is for everyone to get the same Friday off. Companies who didn't do that saw serious productivity …
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Comment #25173406
How is Postgraphile different from Hasura?
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Comment #24854147
also fwiw, the induced seismicity from fracking was found to come from injected wastewater associated with post-frac oil production [1]. it's my understanding that the majority of …
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Comment #24794747
Timeline is down, but you can look at feeds for hashtags or individual users.