> Startup X (you like startups, right?) has a brilliant idea that they bring to market, only for Microsoft to buy them out and kill the idea. Why can't X_2 bring the same idea to market again?
> I dunno why that would be controversial or argument against this diagnosis Because I don't think it's a meaningful diagnosis or disorder, and that it is inherently a puritanical value judgement. How many people have…
By this criteria I've been addicted to chess, reading books, programming, and possibly video games! Not various drugs, though, despite consuming excessive quantities for extended periods. I absolutely think it's a…
Delivering residentials after dark is an absolute nightmare. Is that house on the corner 5647 or 5643? Is there one house or two houses down the gravel driveway? Hope you've been driving the route for 30 years and have…
Seems to be this blob: https://github.com/chromium/chromium/blob/b67034891a23389825...
Are drivers trained to use these semi-automated systems?
> MORE embarrassing I think this is an interesting part. I've absolutely never felt embarrassed working out (no matter how out of shape I am), only about not exercising. Exercising, for me, involves something of a Stoic…
For me: adblocker and absolute minimum of browser addons/plugins. Caution when installing/running just about anything, this is more important vs other OSes because you end up running executables from random websites. An…
extensions.pocket.enabled=false
I disagree, lots of smart people who know it's bullshit are still involved (because it's very easy money if you know what you're doing). Any sort of tangible value is utterly irrelevant, what matters is future market…
This is done, drivers do get a route (EDD trace). Problem is that there's a min wage human (machines are too slow/expensive) with heavy time constraints who loads the truck. If they're part of the 1/3 that is a peak…
Most likely it's that the majority of experienced crypto devs (aka people who have been around since it was "fork bitcoin and change PoW algo + logo") will be familiar with C++, so a Java implementation is an odd choice…
> how many packages the average driver delivers on a route Packages? This time of year, 300-600. Stop count: 250+. Depends on center (how many extra routes over peak to absorb volume?), local labor market, etc. > what…
Music reviews: Sputnikmusic.com (primarily new releases), metal-archives.com (Metal, obviously).
This is the best you get: https://offshoreleaks.icij.org/pages/database They don't release original documents, but still pretty good.
Thanks for the link! That's more or less the road I'm starting down right now, albeit with likely a bumpier past (dropped out of HS in addition to college and spent a few years doing almost nothing productive.)
In other words: treat your friends the same as strangers, or at least choose them completely randomly to avoid bias. This strikes me as unrealistic.
Got it, my 2nd read was that 'Always Free' and 'Extended' were 2 product versions. The only super clear call to action I saw was 'subscribe', the only mention of it being free is buried in a paragraph that's well below…
Looks interesting, but I have some off-topic feedback. I really like that sort of website style, but after 5 minutes looking around I found your site quite confusing. It wasn't initially apparent that there seems to be…
If you're genuinely interested in how someone could view the situations as equivalent, here's one post (regrettably long, but I haven't found better): http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com/2009/01/gentle-...…
An amusing read, but the overbearing narcissism (I did this; something happened; that something is therefore caused by my action) makes it hard to read as a rational argument and not a psychoanalysis case study.
Sounds like they may have been referring to the Tillamook Burn. Also, I doubt it was you, but this reminds me of a conversion on Saddle Mtn that happened to be right while the Eagle Creek fire was starting.
I've been using voice calls regularly, and it's occasionally been problematic. Yesterday it was behaving as though it had absolutely insane packet loss (occasional robotic sounding fragments would make it through,…
Is it possible that you gave them your info to disable the web content filter, which is forced on unless you give them a bunch of PII?
It's basically how Python methods work, and while I'm sure you could no-true-scotsman Python classes/OO, I have yet to see it.
> Startup X (you like startups, right?) has a brilliant idea that they bring to market, only for Microsoft to buy them out and kill the idea. Why can't X_2 bring the same idea to market again?
> I dunno why that would be controversial or argument against this diagnosis Because I don't think it's a meaningful diagnosis or disorder, and that it is inherently a puritanical value judgement. How many people have…
By this criteria I've been addicted to chess, reading books, programming, and possibly video games! Not various drugs, though, despite consuming excessive quantities for extended periods. I absolutely think it's a…
Delivering residentials after dark is an absolute nightmare. Is that house on the corner 5647 or 5643? Is there one house or two houses down the gravel driveway? Hope you've been driving the route for 30 years and have…
Seems to be this blob: https://github.com/chromium/chromium/blob/b67034891a23389825...
Are drivers trained to use these semi-automated systems?
> MORE embarrassing I think this is an interesting part. I've absolutely never felt embarrassed working out (no matter how out of shape I am), only about not exercising. Exercising, for me, involves something of a Stoic…
For me: adblocker and absolute minimum of browser addons/plugins. Caution when installing/running just about anything, this is more important vs other OSes because you end up running executables from random websites. An…
extensions.pocket.enabled=false
I disagree, lots of smart people who know it's bullshit are still involved (because it's very easy money if you know what you're doing). Any sort of tangible value is utterly irrelevant, what matters is future market…
This is done, drivers do get a route (EDD trace). Problem is that there's a min wage human (machines are too slow/expensive) with heavy time constraints who loads the truck. If they're part of the 1/3 that is a peak…
Most likely it's that the majority of experienced crypto devs (aka people who have been around since it was "fork bitcoin and change PoW algo + logo") will be familiar with C++, so a Java implementation is an odd choice…
> how many packages the average driver delivers on a route Packages? This time of year, 300-600. Stop count: 250+. Depends on center (how many extra routes over peak to absorb volume?), local labor market, etc. > what…
Music reviews: Sputnikmusic.com (primarily new releases), metal-archives.com (Metal, obviously).
This is the best you get: https://offshoreleaks.icij.org/pages/database They don't release original documents, but still pretty good.
Thanks for the link! That's more or less the road I'm starting down right now, albeit with likely a bumpier past (dropped out of HS in addition to college and spent a few years doing almost nothing productive.)
In other words: treat your friends the same as strangers, or at least choose them completely randomly to avoid bias. This strikes me as unrealistic.
Got it, my 2nd read was that 'Always Free' and 'Extended' were 2 product versions. The only super clear call to action I saw was 'subscribe', the only mention of it being free is buried in a paragraph that's well below…
Looks interesting, but I have some off-topic feedback. I really like that sort of website style, but after 5 minutes looking around I found your site quite confusing. It wasn't initially apparent that there seems to be…
If you're genuinely interested in how someone could view the situations as equivalent, here's one post (regrettably long, but I haven't found better): http://unqualified-reservations.blogspot.com/2009/01/gentle-...…
An amusing read, but the overbearing narcissism (I did this; something happened; that something is therefore caused by my action) makes it hard to read as a rational argument and not a psychoanalysis case study.
Sounds like they may have been referring to the Tillamook Burn. Also, I doubt it was you, but this reminds me of a conversion on Saddle Mtn that happened to be right while the Eagle Creek fire was starting.
I've been using voice calls regularly, and it's occasionally been problematic. Yesterday it was behaving as though it had absolutely insane packet loss (occasional robotic sounding fragments would make it through,…
Is it possible that you gave them your info to disable the web content filter, which is forced on unless you give them a bunch of PII?
It's basically how Python methods work, and while I'm sure you could no-true-scotsman Python classes/OO, I have yet to see it.