I forgot to never discuss things that require experiences on HN. A "special economic zone" or "special administrative area" is what is being suggested. Which is ridiculous because that is exactly what people moving to…
Can you? I would have thought that most US cities are either too small or too expensive for that. Or are you talking about the amount of rent specifically?
> But what Canada does maybe the best in the world is 'boring, stable governance' - which is what so many people want. Seems like an odd basis for a highly experimental idea. The reasons they want to go to Canada is, as…
They go to some lengths to dance around the issue. If you can't pay for the space based on a sustainable amount of donations, or other recurring income, you aren't running a space you are running a business and a lot of…
> Linus Torvalds, Steve Wozniak comes to mind, who else? I don't think those are generally good examples of 10x engineers. Most people don't get to have a large impact by making the most of something specific. I think…
> often without even noticing it (and the consequences for industry and society). I think sleep deprivation can become addictive. Some people don't seem to get, or gets used to, the despair and come to enjoy the single…
I would think the sleep for sure. I don't think many studies recommend 1+ hours of exercise a day. If you walk as much as possible, squeeze in 15 minutes of (body) weight training a day and maybe two 30 minutes of…
That reads a lot like the classic sleep deprived cycle. Hard to get up, tired for most of the day, exhausted after work, feels awake towards the evening, can't sleep, rinse and repeat. If that is the case I think the…
Seems like a strange exercise, since it doesn't actually touch on the bubble part. A bubble is when valuations are higher than the actual value, which usually means the performance after an exit. Presumably we would…
And where are all the people who wouldn't, or couldn't, take on the financial risk of going to college, moving to a major city or buying a house? Is there some part of US society where they hire non-college graduates…
I don't understand what you claim is a lie? I also don't see how effectively subverting the license, presumably including code of outside developers, would make that any less shady.
Pretty much the only thing westerners can agree on when it comes to China is that authoritarianism has been getting worse in the last five years.
I don't know if it works anymore, or were to get it, but Spotiamp was a Winamp clone for Spotify. https://www.theverge.com/2013/12/22/5235456/spotify-debuts-s...
I can admire you attitude and I wouldn't encourage you to chase money. Many people on Hacker News lack perspective because of the bland way that Hacker News works. But I would still fear that being underpaid isn't…
I forgot to never discuss things that require experiences on HN. A "special economic zone" or "special administrative area" is what is being suggested. Which is ridiculous because that is exactly what people moving to…
Can you? I would have thought that most US cities are either too small or too expensive for that. Or are you talking about the amount of rent specifically?
> But what Canada does maybe the best in the world is 'boring, stable governance' - which is what so many people want. Seems like an odd basis for a highly experimental idea. The reasons they want to go to Canada is, as…
They go to some lengths to dance around the issue. If you can't pay for the space based on a sustainable amount of donations, or other recurring income, you aren't running a space you are running a business and a lot of…
> Linus Torvalds, Steve Wozniak comes to mind, who else? I don't think those are generally good examples of 10x engineers. Most people don't get to have a large impact by making the most of something specific. I think…
> often without even noticing it (and the consequences for industry and society). I think sleep deprivation can become addictive. Some people don't seem to get, or gets used to, the despair and come to enjoy the single…
I would think the sleep for sure. I don't think many studies recommend 1+ hours of exercise a day. If you walk as much as possible, squeeze in 15 minutes of (body) weight training a day and maybe two 30 minutes of…
That reads a lot like the classic sleep deprived cycle. Hard to get up, tired for most of the day, exhausted after work, feels awake towards the evening, can't sleep, rinse and repeat. If that is the case I think the…
Seems like a strange exercise, since it doesn't actually touch on the bubble part. A bubble is when valuations are higher than the actual value, which usually means the performance after an exit. Presumably we would…
And where are all the people who wouldn't, or couldn't, take on the financial risk of going to college, moving to a major city or buying a house? Is there some part of US society where they hire non-college graduates…
I don't understand what you claim is a lie? I also don't see how effectively subverting the license, presumably including code of outside developers, would make that any less shady.
Pretty much the only thing westerners can agree on when it comes to China is that authoritarianism has been getting worse in the last five years.
I don't know if it works anymore, or were to get it, but Spotiamp was a Winamp clone for Spotify. https://www.theverge.com/2013/12/22/5235456/spotify-debuts-s...
I can admire you attitude and I wouldn't encourage you to chase money. Many people on Hacker News lack perspective because of the bland way that Hacker News works. But I would still fear that being underpaid isn't…