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10mo ago
Why stop there? We could do long division before the calculator and hand write before the typewriter.
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1y ago
The building is hosting a party tomorrow so I was banking on a chance encounter there, but if not I think I’m going to have to.
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1y ago
Last week I entered the elevator in my apartment building and there were two women who started laughing and proclaimed “whoops we didn’t hit L”. I immediately replied “if that’s the worst thing that happens to you today you’re doing alright
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1y ago
Unless they had a 6 month career they likely have still done very well
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2y ago
This might be the best thing I’ve read on HN all year. Thank you for the inspiration.
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3y ago
“ This is why we can't have the government file taxes on our behalf: because Intuit would no longer be collecting rent, and rent-collecting must be protected at all costs. ” AKA The Shirky principle, which was discussed in great depth
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rezz
3y ago
I was on a flight last Thursday and saw this happen.
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3y ago
Vitamix blenders are 8-10x the cost of a normal blender and have a cult like following. With the right branding home appliances can also double as a status symbol in American kitchens.
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3y ago
You can do anything but you can’t do everything (well).
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3y ago
Am I the only person who was unaware that pixel was short for “picture element”?
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4y ago
Yeah that’s fair, the same can be said about really strong people who only rely on strength. They seem really good initially but 5 years later they are still just trying their Americanas from inside someone’s closed guard.
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4y ago
Nicky Rodriguez, a life long wrestler was beating world class black belts in only a year of training. We had a D1 wrestler join our gym and after the first week was awarded a blue belt (usually takes 2-3 years). They won’t know many submiss
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4y ago
Train jiu jitsu. I’m currently in Paris for the week with 12 of my teammates who are also now some of my best friends, all of who I met after I was 30.
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6y ago
Maybe go out to a high end dinner in Miami and meet people before assuming I’m a drug dealer.
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6y ago
No doubt, point I’m making is it’s not just folks from red states disregarding government advice.
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6y ago
Maybe ease up on the costal holier than thou sentiment. I’m in Miami right now and 90% of the people I’ve met are tech / finance types from NYC doing blow inside of clubs until 4am.
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6y ago
Inverted shoulder press is super effective and not as hard as a handstand pushup.
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6y ago
Before the pandemic I definitely would agree with this. I was doing a meathead lifting routine and BJJ 6x a week and was fairly strong. When everything shut down I started doing door pull-ups and Dylan Werner’s True Strength series and coul
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6y ago
First of all excellent write up, thanks for putting in the time. Apologies if you mentioned this in the article and I missed it, but what advantages does an approach like this have over creating a HOC?
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6y ago
Is this the first step to achieving an Iron Man nanotech style suit?
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6y ago
This is particularly important problem when playing poker.
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6y ago
To what end do we put the onus of an individuals poor decisions on “policy measures”. Should we put a tax on minutes playing video games? Should we reinstate prohibition? It’s dangerous to equate someone choosing to “get fries with that” in
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6y ago
As someone who lost 60lbs eating subway and Taco Bell for 8 months I don’t agree with this whatsoever. If we are talking about weight loss (which we are) “healthy” foods are not a requirement, a calorie deficit is.
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6y ago
Using an example where an outcome (weight gain) is completely driven by an individual’s (in)action (consuming more energy than expending) is probably not the best argument for opposing a “try harder” approach to living. Yes it’s never been
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6y ago
To an end user there’s an icon on their screen, they tap it, the app opens. It didn’t matter if they downloaded from the AppStore or from a website. This is no longer the case which is why the OP is upset.
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7y ago
Really great, I think something like style-dictionary, or similar token manager could help remove your use of magic numbers in your styles (padding: 13px, margin-top: 7px)
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7y ago
What value does a comment like this add? The question asks for the perspective of someone during the dot com bust and this was his.
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7y ago
Is this actually a problem still? I haven’t hopped around as much as most SWEs I suppose, but I’ve never faced an issue not having a degree in any of my previous hiring processes. I work at a large bank and we don’t screen candidates for de
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7y ago
Yes generally interested in six figure salaries with relatively low entry barrier.
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7y ago
Related Rentals allows you to do this all over the USA fairly seemlessly as long as you’re moving into a more expensive unit.
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