mastermojo

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by mastermojo 3y ago
Looking at only what you presented, it seems like Endothermic/Homeothermic share a lot of overlap (hot blooded) and Ectothermic/Poikilothermic share a lot of overlap (cold blooded)?
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by mastermojo 3y ago
I’m part of the team at Sapling AI (YC W19). We offer a no data retention option for all teams. If a business wants to try us out for free I’m happy to set something up. We also offer our application self-hosted/on-premise/cloud-p
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by mastermojo 3y ago
> what’s your email? > dot at dot at dot at > ಠ_ಠ
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by mastermojo 3y ago
I look back at the leopard to snow leopard upgrade with incredible fondness. 2 years worth of work. "Zero new features": improved performance, better cpu + memory usage. Probably the only stuff people Hacker News care for.
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by mastermojo 3y ago
Migrated from Auth0 to Firebase because it was 2 orders of magnitude cheaper. After explaining that we didn't need any fancy features, just OIDC+SAML sign-in they proposed a number that was a little over $1/user/month ($30,00
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by mastermojo 4y ago
I think at this point we can all roughly agree on what makes code well-written? 1. Stylistically consistent for things like format, naming, control and logic flow 2. QA: linted, unit tested, code reviewed 3. Design: Modular, scalable, futur
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by mastermojo 4y ago
Node: https://github.com/nodejs/node React: https://github.com/facebook/react Vimium: https://github.com/philc/vimium If you want more, here is probably a good place to start
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by mastermojo 4y ago
I've been considering a Garmin InReach Mini, its roughly $350 for the device and roughly $300 for a satellite subscription for 2 years. This iPhone ... is quite compelling in the face of that.
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by mastermojo 4y ago
My read of the marketing materials is that it supports the "Find My" feature which you can use to share locations with friends/family? This is really a killer feature for me as an outdoor enthusiast who hangs out in places wi
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by mastermojo 4y ago
I don't view it that way. I think the fact that Coinbase does not deny that their employee acted wrongly is a good thing. Their stance is that cryptocurrencies aren't securities to avoid ("unfair") SEC regulatory capture
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by mastermojo 5y ago
I'm on the team at Sapling Intelligence, a deep-learning AI Writing Assistant. A lot of privacy and security conscious folks don't like the idea of a keylogger, so we have self-hosted/on-premise/cloud-premise options for
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by mastermojo 5y ago
+1 for github pages. I've hosted a free static site on github for many years, and have been happy with it.
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by mastermojo 5y ago
There's something about this sentence that I find hilarious: The download was posted to 4chan today, described by its unidentified source as “part one” of “an extremely poggers leak,”
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by mastermojo 5y ago
This kinda sucks for all parties involved. 1. Funds from an individual Coinbase account are transferred off of Coinbase onto another Bitcoin wallet. 2. The owner of the Coinbase account claims they were hacked. Obviously I like the idea of
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by mastermojo 5y ago
I don't think (in my lifetime) I've heard anyone discuss buying or selling a stock in the context of a Dividend Discount Model. This observation isn't really in support of Bitcoin, it's more of a depressing thought that
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by mastermojo 5y ago
I've seen good results with Linkerd + Kubernetes + GRPC. https://linkerd.io/2018/11/14/grpc-load-balancing-on-kuberne...
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by mastermojo 6y ago
Very cool. Is there a way to persist disks at a cost and attach/unattach Voltas for training? EDIT: found in the FAQ: Compute: $0.99/hr / 1x Tesla V100 (running instance only) Storage: $0.02/GB/month (running and st
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by mastermojo 6y ago
I think I would agree that cryptocurrency is probably a less worthy allocation of energy than keeping homeless people warm or something. However, money/energy are finite resources allocated based on free market mechanics. People use en
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by mastermojo 6y ago
Interesting. I found out about Bitcoin in 2012, took a distributed systems seminar in 2013 covering byzantine fault tolerance, paxos etc and at that point Bitcoin metaphorically blew my mind. I feel like anyone who understood how seminal Pa
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by mastermojo 6y ago
Well I definitely have some mild environmental allergies (some cats & rabbits) but nothing life threatening. This somewhat reminds me of 23&me, except with some obvious potential quality of life improvements. Ordered an Allergy Test
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by mastermojo 6y ago
So the consensus here seems to be that Tether the company is doing some sort of fractional reserve banking? I'm assuming no one on hacker news is holding Tether ... To the point of actions speaking louder than words, why are there peop
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by mastermojo 6y ago
This is the confusing part to me. Everything I read online talks about Tether being fraudulent. Shouldn't the price of Tether reflect a discount based on that? If it doesn't, does that mean the market is okay with a Tether being 1
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by mastermojo 6y ago
I'm trying to interpret this statement. Are patients paying for therapy for 5 years before seeing effects, or is a course of treatment valid for 5 years?
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by mastermojo 6y ago
You can definitely try to barter it. The top reputable exchanges have daily liquidity in the billions https://coinmarketcap.com/rankings/exchanges/ .
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by mastermojo 6y ago
From a cynical perspective, I agree with Bitcoin being something that rewards first movers and it could be something that limits social mobility if it's still around for 100s of years. One potential outcome is for cryptocurrency to beh
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by mastermojo 6y ago
In the free market people will mine bitcoin if it's profitable. That is, if bitcoin is valuable enough and if energy is cheap enough and if the overall network hash rate is low enough. Any changes to network hash power, bitcoin prices
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by mastermojo 6y ago
This is the part that confuses me too. If the market believes Tether is not backed by real currency, shouldn't it be trading at a discount to USD?
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by mastermojo 6y ago
The idea is very cool. The criticism against existing cryptocurrencies being too volatile is very valid. I can't help but wonder if this just contributes a "15th" stablecoin to the "14" competing stablecoin standard
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by mastermojo 6y ago
My knee jerk reaction to this is also to be upset, but if I try to view his sentence from a perspective of rehabilitation vs punitive action ... His original sentence (6 months ago) was 18 months. I don't know if the extra 12 months he
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by mastermojo 6y ago
The Facebook server does 0=)

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