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danwiding
11y ago
WeSpire - Boston - local only - $100k-$120k At WeSpire we’re trying to save the world one sustainable habit at a time. Everyday, people miss the little opportunities to live healthier and be more fulfilled at work, so we exist to fix that b
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danwiding
12y ago
A modest proposal would be to slowly depopulate Micronesia and store all our radioactive waste there (we already tested nukes there once anyway). It's either that or let the ocean reclaim the islands over the next 100 years. So we migh
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danwiding
12y ago
The behavior of the top decile is confusing as it's laid out presently. If the it's possible that the top 99th percentile drinks on average 16 drinks per night which would make it possible for the 91st decile drinking only 4 drink
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danwiding
12y ago
As counterpoint a lot of the comments in this very discussion are on the distaste or appreciation of the concept of PC master race. Clearly it is a subject that gets people talking.
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danwiding
12y ago
Feature request: I want to buy a new gaming machine but the sticker shock is a little much right now. Is it possible to save my configuration and get price alerts when a component goes on sale? Bonus points: could I configure multiple accep
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danwiding
12y ago
Isn't it better to have passionate users who love using your service along with haters that love to hate you as opposed to having a market that just kinda likes you. That said you can tone down the nazi-ism while having dog whistle tri
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13y ago
Personally I kinda wish we could use different terminology for this. When the phrase "leak private information" is used, I think of Target losing my credit card info. In this case a more accurate title would be "Google Calend
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13y ago
What are the units we are talking about here? Is productivity measured in hours and if so hours of what?
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14y ago
Point of comparison, as of March 2011 Stack Overflow, which got about 2x the traffic for page hits/month, used 12 cores for the web tier and 12-24 cores for their SQL Server 2008 database(s?). Source - http://highscalability.com/blog/2011/