Sam_Odio

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Show HN: HN Tokenmaxxing Leaderboard(tkmx.odio.dev)
3 points by Sam_Odio 5mo ago|0 comments
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by Sam_Odio 1y ago
I thought the same (“corporate junk”) early in my career... then I had to start getting dozens/hundreds of people to execute in a coordinated fashion against a defensible plan...
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by Sam_Odio 1y ago
Interesting - these have exactly the design polish I'd expect from working at FB, Twitter, DBX, etc... From what I've seen most of the people I've worked with at those companies care more about the quality of my thinking than
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by Sam_Odio 1y ago
Related: Why Britain doesn’t build (worksinprogress.co) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36477481
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by Sam_Odio 2y ago
https://xkcd.com/327/
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by Sam_Odio 2y ago
Wonder if CRV is reacting to the same underlying trends causing Warren Buffet to sell stock (e.g., Cape / Shiller PE ratio is close to an all-time high)...
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by Sam_Odio 2y ago
> That particular right to flexible mistakes applies only to him. Not true. Source: worked for Zuck.
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Feedback wanted: I open-sourced a Mac Terminal helper (Grammarly for Terminal)
3 points by Sam_Odio 2y ago|1 comments
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by Sam_Odio 4y ago
Dropbox | Full-time | Remote North America I work with Drew (the DBX CEO) on 0-1 bets at Dropbox. I'd love to chat with former founders/early employees passionate about project management, task management, calendaring, or the int
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I worked for Elon Musk in the early days of SpaceX(businessinsider.com)
49 points by Sam_Odio 4y ago|98 comments
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by Sam_Odio 4y ago
This is an special problem for the uninsured that struggle with mental health. A close friend struggled with bipolar. She was uninsured and making close to minimum wage…calls to suicide prevention hotlines resulted in thousands of dollars
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by Sam_Odio 4y ago
For those that believe Brad's take on Wikipedia's content isn't adding a fair amount of value... Presumably, if Legiblenews takes off and doesn't add value, Wikimedia is free to compete with it. Wikimedia could form a f
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The Webb Space Telescope continues to progress, despite insider skepticism(arstechnica.com)
1 points by Sam_Odio 5y ago|0 comments
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by Sam_Odio 5y ago
Paying back debt requires income, which is taxed. In this example you continue to incur new debt, but at a rate not more than the growth rate of your assets.
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by Sam_Odio 5y ago
In this example you will always have more in assets than you will borrow, so any new borrowing will be well collateralized. So yes, you can do this.
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Arecibo Has Collapsed(cbsnews.com)
2 points by Sam_Odio 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sam_Odio 6y ago
> there's a valid reason as to why it's being done (to prioritize Americans out of work) The "Fixed pie fallacy" [1] is probably both one of the most important tenants of modern policy-making, yet it's rarely exp
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Swarms of Mass Destruction: The Case for Fully Autonomous Drone Swarms as WMD(mwi.usma.edu)
3 points by Sam_Odio 6y ago|0 comments
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by Sam_Odio 6y ago
When I read these comments I'm left wishing we could be a more supportive community when peers try something new. I hope we can find a way to support Niko. It saddens me that many engineers don't start projects for fear of embarr
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by Sam_Odio 7y ago
Interesting thesis, but... > The prediction that participants in the sleep condition would have greater discriminability compared to participants in the wake condition was not supported. There were also no differences in reliability.
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by Sam_Odio 7y ago
Most cases are not caught because there is a direct march, but because there are multiple distant relatives that match and allow detectives to triangulate the suspect. Final confirmation is done w/ direct testing after probable cause.
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by Sam_Odio 7y ago
I wish conversations about public healthcare in the US included discussions about innovation in the healthcare industry. We don't need to argue that consolidating buyers (e.g. single payer) has more market power and can negotiate price
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A Collision with Another Planet May Have Seeded Earth with Ingredients for Life(gizmodo.com)
2 points by Sam_Odio 8y ago|0 comments
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by Sam_Odio 8y ago
> The pricing appears to undercut a notion promoted by FDA officials that approving more generics can help relieve the pocketbook pressure many Americans feel over the cost of their medicines. I'm surprised the author is making the
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by Sam_Odio 10y ago
> I don't think about this a lot, but I assume that all of the interesting ways to distribute power from a single engine to 1-4 wheels are, all of them, inferior to having a dedicated motor for each. While off-roading it's not
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by Sam_Odio 10y ago
The article itself (despite the sensationalist title) is not extremely insightful - investors aren't expecting an auto-manufacturing startup to be cash-flow positive while quickly scaling production. In addition the content at times ev
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What entrepreneurs & extreme athletes have in common(techcrunch.com)
2 points by Sam_Odio 11y ago|1 comments
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Audacious Plan to Make Electricity as Easy as WiFi(bothsidesofthetable.com)
108 points by Sam_Odio 12y ago|68 comments
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Bored? Spend your summer building ML algos on top of $250M in transactional data(freshplum.com)
1 points by Sam_Odio 13y ago
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Freshplum is hiring: 9c32c8481288458fd953d53cca134703
1 points by Sam_Odio 13y ago

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