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by wittyusername 6mo ago
I don't believe this is actually real, but it was great to read nonetheless.
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by wittyusername 6mo ago
I find myself uninstalling every app unless I really need it and use it. It's amazing how many apps just sit around in your life over time. get them off your phone
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by wittyusername 7mo ago
All I think when I see this is "this intelligence wasted on finance and ads." Can you imagine human potential if it was somehow applied to crop harvesting efficiency, new medicines, etc? Not everything has to be perfectly efficien
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by wittyusername 8mo ago
As you can see by the name of the thing, they are married
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by wittyusername 2y ago
Why are these trials organ specific? Lung cancer, pancreatic cancer, etc. Does it really matter?
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by wittyusername 2y ago
Why can't people just admit they got super lucky and stay retired
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by wittyusername 3y ago
ZBiotics is a really exciting biotech startup that makes a GMO probiotic that digests Acetaldehyde, a byproduct of alcohol consumption that is a large part of hangovers. Personally think they reduce the effect of drinking by about 40%. www.
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by wittyusername 3y ago
The process is somewhat straightforward: - Search your full name, your username, your phone number, pieces of your last 3 addresses. - Check image search in particular For each result: - Google their remove me process and execute it, if
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by wittyusername 4y ago
I like the guy, he seems like a genuine technologist / hacker. I wish him well. None of the things he has worked on are any good so far. Objectively nobody actually uses this stuff. My definition: nobody would choose this stuff at arms
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by wittyusername 4y ago
This is interesting, but not great Japan advice. I just went and had a blast and did the opposite of his advice. I think people are different and want different things and don't feel bad if you just want to see the standard Japan check
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by wittyusername 4y ago
The founders are done with each other and long gone. It's just a financial entity maximizing profit. It's amazing to watch the full circle of Google's brilliant birth to slow plateau.
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by wittyusername 4y ago
If you would be relieved if anyone quit, fire them TODAY.
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by wittyusername 4y ago
I wonder if this Ultrasound Directional Jammer would be the right mix of legal and proportionate. https://www.tinytxs.com/products/ultrasonic-jammer
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by wittyusername 4y ago
Gosh he's describing the Owlet which is an amazing device and I am glad exists and the FDA sure isn't
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by wittyusername 5y ago
Sorry to change the topic but why is his web site constantly moving around so much? Sheesh
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by wittyusername 5y ago
We bought some children's sized coat hangars off Amazon and used a lead testing kit on them. They popped positive for lead :( No name brand from China. I wonder what else in our lives might have lead in it..
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by wittyusername 5y ago
I think it's time to name and shame not sure why you are being coy when they jerked you around so much.
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by wittyusername 5y ago
He said "real problem" so..yeah
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by wittyusername 6y ago
I fly with a radar altimeter safety device and I am not in the military.
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by wittyusername 6y ago
Gosh, it's amazing how they just refuse to make this tool powerful. Still can't set a custom date range, or add technical indicators. I mean these are like 2003 requirements for a decent site let alone 2020. Just off the top of my
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by wittyusername 6y ago
Another reason to love Puerto Rico and move here - our time zone, Atlantic Standard Time, has no daylight savings. All my fist shaking at the clouds in EST/EDT, welp, I solved it!
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by wittyusername 6y ago
Puerto Rico! If you are a US citizen you can just get up and move here. Lots of videos on YouTube to describe what it’s like and what it’s like to move here.
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by wittyusername 6y ago
I live on the beach. Like actually I wake up and there it is staring at me in bed, my porch is covered in corrosion and salt air persists everywhere. It may be an invention but a few years into living here damned if it isn't one of the
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by wittyusername 6y ago
I think the salt water even for brief periods even surrounded and raised up a few feet by bouys is a corrosive disaster. Maybe reusable a few times but not the long term solution if they want to reuse them 10's / 100's of tim
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by wittyusername 7y ago
I was sitting at my cubicle not sure what to do in 2005 and read his essays and it crystallized some vague feeling I'd had. I am not completely sure it made the difference, but it definitely helped me get going. I quit my good job, sta
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by wittyusername 7y ago
My favorite thing to do was to detect a bot and then show the bot a parallel dataset I'd developed of bogus information. Instead of hitting a block and working its way around it, competitors scraped a bunch of slightly warbled nonsense
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by wittyusername 7y ago
I did a big project to remove myself. It’s a slog. You do a ton of passes, each time you get a little more and escalate your approach with lazy vendors. GPDR can help on the last couple of ones. There are 1-2 spots that I can’t ever remove,
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by wittyusername 8y ago
In the UK instead you pay 'stamp duty', whichever you want to think of it is sort of like paying 10 years of property tax upfront.
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by wittyusername 8y ago
They are native speeds, or at least so fast that they might as well have been. I was seeing > 60mbit in Germany.
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by wittyusername 8y ago
I think one issue is that, like VR, one bad actor sours the consumer appetite for the entire concept. I think a safer road for GM is to become the de facto A+ supplier of tech that works well than for 2/3 of the legacy industry to have

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