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A colleague of mine owned a lunchstand, where the cook brought in his own receipt printer and used it for a large portion of daily business, and later bought the business.

A former colleague of mine, Terry Koken, who worked with Rosenblatt at Cornell for a while and is quoted in the article, dropped a comment last year saying pretty much that:

https://blogs.umass.edu/comphon/2017/06/15/did-frank-rosenbl...

A former colleague and lover of mine was abused at home as a teen, and got married quite young in order to escape the situation. She did manage to have a quite successful career, ending in the C-suite at a major company.

"Soon, cheap, and good. Pick two."

Look up Sumo wrestling…

I fondly remember listening to Robert Graves speak at Hunter College decades ago, and getting a couple of books autographed. “Welcome, all my gods and goddesses…”

I wonder how much IP address embezzlement goes on in big companies?

The title I submitted this with was

"Great Barrier Reef 'gives birth' in massive coral spawning event"

Does HN now censor massive events down to events?

The project itself: https://catherineproject.org

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Interesting: Cloudflare Warp blocks archive.md…

OfficeHours.global is working on it…

Linux on M1 Macs is under development, running, last I heard.

https://9to5mac.com/2021/10/07/linux-is-now-usable-as-a-basi...

Swap the proportions! Do more Extra, less Normal Work. Worked for me, and most of the best I’ve known seem to do that.

Like the 710 freeway? https://www.latimes.com/california/story/2021-05-22/710-free...

Google Info - for when you're looking for information, not shopping advice or lists!

That's iOS 14.8, not 11.4.8, and no mention of 11.6 here.

That's actually 2020, when he lost. In 2016 he got less than 63 million votes.

I used to work at a company where the janitor, by working hard, and being willing to step up to opportunities he was offered, became a shift supervisor. Not every company is like that, true, maybe almost none are, but it can happen. Reminds me of the concept "return on luck" to go along with "return on investment".

Well, both groups also have many more children than average, thus requiring ever-expanding amounts of real estate.

I just tried to see it again (previously saw it with incorrect photo): the photo has been removed (for now).

And by Greg Egan, who has gone through the same problem.

And he's just retweeted a reference to this thread…

https://twitter.com/sohkamyung/status/1427919846985986052

Mining fees?

I gave up playing chess seriously after watching the one grandmaster I ever played compete in the US championship, and learned that he was driving a cab to make ends meet.

> That's incredibly hard to do, of course

Only for fat people. People like me find it fairly easy.

Over my adult life[currently 75yo], my weight has fluctuated modestly year to year (as measured by the tightness of my belt). When my abdominal circumference has grown by a couple belt notches, I tend to eat less for a while, until the belt is less tight. THIS REQUIRES ALMOST NO WILLPOWER OR CONSCIOUS ATTENTION ON MY PART. Why????

And a number of people have had rather scathing takes on Gruber's take. See Charlie Warzel's Substack for example:

https://warzel.substack.com/p/this-is-the-awful-voice-inside...

I heard three pronunciations of "Wacom" yesterday and I'm still not sure if there's an official one and if so, which it is (if it's not a fourth).

Reading your HN profile, sound like you might find office hours.global interesting…