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by eof 1y ago
Bitcoin, tor, bittorrent are all perfect examples of decentralization simply not working in practice
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by eof 3y ago
It’s not massive. It’s extremely tiny. It’s just that the system is very delicate and we are even tinier, so the effects from our perspective are large. (Think getting hit with a little 1/100000000th of earth mass meteor. The earth
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by eof 3y ago
How many times have you used google or gmail or YouTube or android today?
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by eof 3y ago
Interesting and surprising comments. Anyone ever heard of AOL? Are they dead? I think Google will likely go through similar path as Microsoft; such a tech powerhouse and cash cow for so long, innovation became eclipsed by profit optimizati
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by eof 3y ago
Much much happier working remote in a small town. That satisfaction would likely drop with the salary arbitrage dropping. If I could afford privacy in Palo Alto, I’m sure I could be just as happy there.
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by eof 4y ago
It's of course a huge improvement. It was close and I'd probably have been happy with either but ultimately the telluride had features i cared about (better towing) and palisade had some i didn't (electified third row seats)
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by eof 4y ago
I just bought a 23 Kia Telluride (was also looking at palisades) to upgrade my 05 outback; I did extensive research, and ended up zoning in on Hyundai-Kia specifically because their electronics are so 'hackable,' while still conta
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by eof 4y ago
I’ve never worked at a huge org. I assume though that there is a hypocrisy between what you are asked to do (trivial small things) and what is rewarded (big bold changes).
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by eof 4y ago
How do you know if you’re the one calling disruptive ideas “hype?” Because statistically, you probably are. We all are.
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by eof 4y ago
The structure of scientific revolutions (kuhns seminal contribution) has influenced and helped my thinking more than any other prose by a large margin. The desperation which fully-subscribed adherents of a paradigm cling to said paradigm in
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by eof 4y ago
They may not share my belief, but that doesn’t change the facts. https://spike.co.nz/glenns-blog/the-elephant-and-the-stake/
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by eof 4y ago
I can do voice calls over WiFi, but SMS does not seem to ever go over Wi-Fi. Because I am rural and connection is so valuable, I carry two phones, one on Verizon, one on ATT+TMobile. Both are iPhones, but one of them is about 4 years old.
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by eof 4y ago
integration with imessage would be the most valuable. where internet is strong, but cell signal is weak, SMS is really brutal. that's my life. any data that can't flow "over the internet" is just ridiculous at this po
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by eof 4y ago
You lost me at SMS.
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by eof 4y ago
> Also, people do not get rich from incomes, as a general rule. People who cannot save money that they can invest into their own endeavors or others, very rarely get rich. Of course it depends on what you mean by "rich." Most
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by eof 4y ago
> either your claim is wrong, or hardly anyone is willing or able to do even one or two things better than most people That is cute, but not logical. Let me offer a third option: people don't do it, despite the fact that it is easy
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by eof 4y ago
It is very easy to get wealthy (assuming access to western markets and not being party to systemic racism) if you are willing or able to do even one or two things better than most people. I am working on my second “fortune.” I liked readin
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by eof 4y ago
Thanks for saying it. Industrial energy storage hardly strikes the intuition as less tractable than a skyscraper in the desert or a tunnel under the ocean
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by eof 4y ago
i'm a cto persuing a cfa because i have an interest in business. i think its completely absurd that you would think a CFA would be irrelevant to business.
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by eof 4y ago
Others have said CFA. CFA is the obvious paved path to what you are looking for. A few grand to add some letters to your name, and it will forever alter the way you think about business. But probably just ask someone who you think knows
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by eof 4y ago
would be nice to replace the link with google translate version linked below; rather than remove. i don't even see this on reuters edit: with all due respect; a bunch of right wing demonstrators breaking into congress on january 8th;
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by eof 4y ago
as someone who can't guess exactly what faction broke through and why, this seemed the most relevant: https://www.euronews.com/2023/01/04/brazils-bolsonaro-may-fa...
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by eof 4y ago
10 day (free) vipassana meditation retreats will fix you right up. Don’t get caught up in the dogma though. dhamma dot org
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by eof 4y ago
It’s not, if your job is to onboard a new engineer. Those first few months make all the difference. If the “other parts” of your job prevent you from maximally optimizing the productivity of your new coworker, the compounding negative retur
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by eof 4y ago
> One solution I've found as a more senior engineer is to force a working session with a junior regularly. Like, we're not there to do anything specific, just work on something together. This ends up becoming a much more comfor
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Is it feasible to generate electricity with a “heatpump combustion engine”?(old.reddit.com)
1 points by eof 4y ago|0 comments
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by eof 4y ago
No the 6th and 7th would have no effect at all. The 2nd and third likely would though.
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by eof 4y ago
It means you can have 10mm in guarantees. Your debt to income has to continue to conform as the mortgages stack up. But, if you can use a lease against the house as proof of income that could offset the mortgage. That’s basically the secre
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by eof 4y ago
I think this is a case of the path to hell being paved with good intentions. Limiting it to 1 or 2 would have zero impact on either corporate money or savvy individuals and, would likely reduce upward mobility, as navigation of these subsid
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by eof 4y ago
Yes. Across all companies I’d guess 20% of what goes into jira effort actually aids development, with the remaining 80% primarily aiding people other than the developers to understand how the development is unfolding and will unfold. Sounds

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