GuerraEarth

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by GuerraEarth 5y ago
We should try to help Brittney.
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by GuerraEarth 5y ago
El Che Guevara made free medical education rampant and commonplace. When there was a breakout of Ebola some years back, Cuba was there, FIRST, front and center. Rival that, anybody? No surprise here that their vax is superlative. ALSO, when
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by GuerraEarth 5y ago
I hope to offer a paid internship to local youths (up to two) for Summer 2021 to learn to draw. Asking for funding ideas for them, as I am unemployed but highly skilled and full of heart zeal. First a painter, then a JPL fellow and now agai
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
I am fully in--Twitter back online NYC
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
They just forgot to re-write after Jan 1, 2014.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
The excitement would be if spacetime and quantum mechanics can be shown as emergent from something more fundamental. Locality and unitarity emergent from an underlying principle. Right now, with Feynman diagrams, locality and unitarity are
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
When I am bullied, I step up and speak out. This is a nice posting. I let you know that it is basically invisible. I've been more than once downvoted on HN, but I speak out in an educative way and turn the situation around. It's h
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Juno launched by Atlas 551 rocket, but that powered only as far as the asteroid belt. Then the Sun sucked Juno back in, effectively causing Juno spacecraft to orbit the Sun. The Earth flyby was planned as a trajectory to increase Juno'
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Hey. It was the "Ada" one-word comment that made me do it : ) Anyway, thank you for being a good sport, code_duck. HN readers are an incredibly good group of people. It's a luxury, having HN. As good as a Christmas stocking e
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Hi code_duck. It's actually code, not free association. Let me uncode: Ada Lovelace wrote what most consider to be the first programming code. She wrote notes for the Analytical Engine--Babbage's early computer. She was a visionar
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Countess of Lovelace and daughter of poet Lord Byron. Analytical Engine.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Even worse are the audio ads.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
They were all collaborators. They collaborated. Lavabit was not a collaborator and Lavabit did not collaborate--in case it needs to be more clearly stated.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
POY: the nucleus group of Aaron Swartz, Edward Snowden, and someone we should not forget to thank, Assange. Where, pray tell, would we be without them?
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Well, I read it letting my eyes sweep back and forth.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
"Unless you are craigslist." Isn't that the crappiest design ever?!? And isn't it the greatest website idea...and even more interesting since it's so good and it looks like (what he said) :=) Alice has a right to be
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
The red fire truck russianed in a lot of Wolfram interest.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
No, but why don't you write a cool 30 lines of Perl. I'm a fan of Perl.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Funghi absorb radionuclides strongly. The reindeer and other grazers who eat lichen, etc. are all highly contaminated now. Look up radiotrophic funghi.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Okay. Here is more: http://www.wolframscience.com/appearances It was 2002. I was a sophomore. The buzz was big. Everybody came. Packed the room. I can see him now, speaking. A male student assisting him. Patterns. Leaves. I
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Wolfram came here some years back--to Columbia University. A huge room was packed, but nobody understood him. He tried to explain his vision for universal patterns. I followed him. Few did. He was above their heads. The presentation ended i
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
I see your point, chc. And you are right. Talking politics on a site like HN is defacto undesirable. But the NSA dogs made feces mandatory conversation--if we want to live our lives *shit free--and so the door once opened just gets wider. I
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
I was at this talk. Extended Q and A. Speaker makes lots of sweeping oratorial gestures: "There is sufficient villiany, but not enough heroism," etc. The talks are substantive and another in the series is scheduled for Dec. 4. Sma
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
I had zero help and made the mistake of a lifetime with my co-founder. My application to YC became fodder for landfill. After the YC door closed, something miraculous opened. I have now in my lap an opportunity that would be unbelievable ev
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Just sent you an email with wording "marketing" that can help. I'm interested to see that good things don't languish and I am a strong writer--happy to give.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Article title reads ES "blasts NSA," yet "This is clearly an overstep," hardly seems blast-like. How on earth can ES make cozy at the White House (with La Hillary) and not think he's compromising himself/Google
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Everpix. They just needed someone on the team who was passionate about marketing. Whose gifts ran in that direction. I bet what they do next will be even better/hotter.
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Okay, well, don't please anyone be despondent. Do something fun to pass the time and start thinking about what we will all build tomorrow. We need every man on deck for our future. And remember, if we don't get YC, there are mass
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Excuse me, dear Locke1689, but the lads were. Young. My gx5 grandfather was 16 or 17 and fought and Alexander Hamilton and a bunch of college boys left Columbia (then King's College) to fight under Washington. And some chap who signed
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by GuerraEarth 13y ago
Oh baddox, you are right, (I forgot) and alas, it is young idealists whom we so often need to lead us into the future. Those Revolutionary lads founding our country were below presidential age bar and that is why they were so mighty--they w

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