I'm certainly an outlier, but it seems intuitively likely that I'm experiencing a subset of what other people experience, rather than a disjoint. Ie, other people feel the socio-emotional component as well as the lust…
I'm not sure that's true. I have little to no sex drive (am "asexual" as the kids say), but I've had intense crushes/obsessive feelings about individuals with no associated desire to have sex with the targets thereof. I…
It's interesting how different "bubbles" of software development can be. For me, as an engineer whose worked across FAANG and YC startups in San Francisco, Angular has had absolutely zero mindshare for at least the past…
That's what the first image in the article is purporting to show (~33% of people in the general population over 85 have dementia)
While it's true that the article indicates FB views comments as positive signals, that's definitely not the primary focus of it, which is about likes vs "higher intentionality likes + other emotions".
Is Derby pronounced with the first syllable rhyming with "car" or "her" (/dɑ:bi/ or /dɜ:bi/)?
It is a protected title in Canada, requiring a license, but not in the United States. In the US, the title "Professional Engineer" is roughly equivalent and similarly requires a license.
My impression as a 30 year old het guy in SF is that the big 3 are Tinder/Bumble/Hinge, roughly sorted in order of "casual" to "serious relationship". According to friends, OkCupid seems to be baaarely limping along in…
Seems to use the same uh, emphatic pronunciation so long as "gallo" is at the end of the translation sentence. Any text with something after "gallo" sounds more normal.
Oh wow, my mistake! I personally have the merger, and so I misunderstood which direction the split went.
* Spanish: "hacer" * French: "pas" * Italian: "casa" * Mandarin (written using pinyin): "bàng" * German: "katze" * Japanes (written in romaji): "arigato" * Bahasa Indonesia: "bahasa" Note that the sounds in these…
The article alleges that sodastreams produce weaker fizz than commercial carbonated water. I personally haven't found that to be the case, but it seems like there's dozens of sodastream models and maybe I happened on a…
Of course it's unusual. If you're in SF and work in first tier startups/FAANG, your social circle is going to be mostly people in similar situations. It's a very unusually high earning and unusually rapidly high earning…
The easiest way to do this is to go to a small company where everyone wears multiple hats. 50 people is probably the upper limit.
I personally like it a lot. It's my go-to at a bar when I don't feel like drinking That said I also like plain seltzer and bitter flavors generally (dark chocolate, black coffee, IPAs), so YMMV.
American English speaker here, born and raised in Dallas, Tx. The stress goes on the second syllable for the verb for me ("I absent myself").
The case was filed more than 2 years ago, but I can't find any follow ups. Does anyone know if there have been more recent developments? t the very least, has UVa issued a response of any sort?
I think the PagerDuty trio (Alex Solomon, Baskar Puvanathasan, Andrew Miklas) were 26-27 when they started it.
Only a single data point, but I was #13 at a (now) unicorn and was offered 45 bps for a new grad role. This was 7 years ago, though, so maybe the market's changed. (I, in my infinite wisdom, traded it down to 25 bps for…
Why would the voters listen to them if they did in fact approve of multiple candidates?
This seems like a classic Simpson's paradox. Suppose that people associate with people of roughly equal "success in life". And suppose both IQ and executive function correlate positively with success. Then, at a given…
> rent will not drop, because the developer has to make payments on loans and maintain a profit So, you're saying that if the developer has costs of X $/mo month, then in a oversupplied market, rather than take, say…
Land is zero sum (which is why a Land Value Tax is such a good idea), but housing, which is what people actually consume is not. We have the technology to build more housing, just not the regulatory regime, which is…
Wait, why would “sending a big chunk of that fat tech money to a landlord” make someone not interested in fixing the housing crisis?
Except ternary expressions have the huge advantage that they allow assigning to const. Eg: const var = val == 1 ? 1 : va1 == 2 ? 2 : null;
I'm certainly an outlier, but it seems intuitively likely that I'm experiencing a subset of what other people experience, rather than a disjoint. Ie, other people feel the socio-emotional component as well as the lust…
I'm not sure that's true. I have little to no sex drive (am "asexual" as the kids say), but I've had intense crushes/obsessive feelings about individuals with no associated desire to have sex with the targets thereof. I…
It's interesting how different "bubbles" of software development can be. For me, as an engineer whose worked across FAANG and YC startups in San Francisco, Angular has had absolutely zero mindshare for at least the past…
That's what the first image in the article is purporting to show (~33% of people in the general population over 85 have dementia)
While it's true that the article indicates FB views comments as positive signals, that's definitely not the primary focus of it, which is about likes vs "higher intentionality likes + other emotions".
Is Derby pronounced with the first syllable rhyming with "car" or "her" (/dɑ:bi/ or /dɜ:bi/)?
It is a protected title in Canada, requiring a license, but not in the United States. In the US, the title "Professional Engineer" is roughly equivalent and similarly requires a license.
My impression as a 30 year old het guy in SF is that the big 3 are Tinder/Bumble/Hinge, roughly sorted in order of "casual" to "serious relationship". According to friends, OkCupid seems to be baaarely limping along in…
Seems to use the same uh, emphatic pronunciation so long as "gallo" is at the end of the translation sentence. Any text with something after "gallo" sounds more normal.
Oh wow, my mistake! I personally have the merger, and so I misunderstood which direction the split went.
* Spanish: "hacer" * French: "pas" * Italian: "casa" * Mandarin (written using pinyin): "bàng" * German: "katze" * Japanes (written in romaji): "arigato" * Bahasa Indonesia: "bahasa" Note that the sounds in these…
The article alleges that sodastreams produce weaker fizz than commercial carbonated water. I personally haven't found that to be the case, but it seems like there's dozens of sodastream models and maybe I happened on a…
Of course it's unusual. If you're in SF and work in first tier startups/FAANG, your social circle is going to be mostly people in similar situations. It's a very unusually high earning and unusually rapidly high earning…
The easiest way to do this is to go to a small company where everyone wears multiple hats. 50 people is probably the upper limit.
I personally like it a lot. It's my go-to at a bar when I don't feel like drinking That said I also like plain seltzer and bitter flavors generally (dark chocolate, black coffee, IPAs), so YMMV.
American English speaker here, born and raised in Dallas, Tx. The stress goes on the second syllable for the verb for me ("I absent myself").
The case was filed more than 2 years ago, but I can't find any follow ups. Does anyone know if there have been more recent developments? t the very least, has UVa issued a response of any sort?
I think the PagerDuty trio (Alex Solomon, Baskar Puvanathasan, Andrew Miklas) were 26-27 when they started it.
Only a single data point, but I was #13 at a (now) unicorn and was offered 45 bps for a new grad role. This was 7 years ago, though, so maybe the market's changed. (I, in my infinite wisdom, traded it down to 25 bps for…
Why would the voters listen to them if they did in fact approve of multiple candidates?
This seems like a classic Simpson's paradox. Suppose that people associate with people of roughly equal "success in life". And suppose both IQ and executive function correlate positively with success. Then, at a given…
> rent will not drop, because the developer has to make payments on loans and maintain a profit So, you're saying that if the developer has costs of X $/mo month, then in a oversupplied market, rather than take, say…
Land is zero sum (which is why a Land Value Tax is such a good idea), but housing, which is what people actually consume is not. We have the technology to build more housing, just not the regulatory regime, which is…
Wait, why would “sending a big chunk of that fat tech money to a landlord” make someone not interested in fixing the housing crisis?
Except ternary expressions have the huge advantage that they allow assigning to const. Eg: const var = val == 1 ? 1 : va1 == 2 ? 2 : null;