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Evan Thompson explores these ideas further in his book 'Waking, Dreaming, Being' if you're so keen. A brilliant guy, who successfully integrates information from various cognitive disciplines, though he can be dry at times.
I too have been applying for some time 8th application (2014 at least)...

I've been interviewed twice, had recommendations, helped a few YC companies and worked with a few YC companies.

The fact is, it appears YC's goal is to put fuel on the fire. You have to have something people want, or you have to be onto something they think people want. In addition, you are their product, so you have to be something people want as well.

They didn't accept you and your startup failed (different founders, companies, etc.) means they were probably right - likely not far enough along. I too have had my set of failures and each time they were right to reject me. Each time it's improved my business and although I haven't shifted businesses completely (and I'm sticking to my long-term 2-year plan). I believe I'm on the right track now and will apply again. Because as you said, "fuck it." The real trick is not really needing YC in the first place to succeed and that's when you'll be accepted.

One thing that's different for me now, is although I'm a solo founder, I have experience, a team of seasoned entrepreneurs advising me, some income.

I always tap my network, and I'll buy them all lunch, dinner, coffee or beer if I can. I also return the favor where I can. I intro startups to other founders or companies I know wherever possible. I assume, that we'll all pay each other back eventually, and I know I've brought in large contracts from my introductions - so I assume they've been happy to review my application.

Reach out and I'll be happy to review your application. Perhaps one day, you can return the favor as well :)
How many left for Amazon and then returned?
Applying 10 times at a single venture company is kind of brutal. 10 years is a LONG time.
Can the time and memory concept in The Stories of Your Life move to LSTM/GRU or some new ANN?
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> Sadly `auto` values can't be animated.

Sure, height:auto can't be animated - but max-height:800px, for example, can be used to similar effect.
It's one of the famous 8-bitters (possibly the famousest). The Wikipedia page is probably a decent start, for overwhelmingly way too much there is 6502.org.
Apache has dynamic modules too, and they're generally better designed. In nginx they were added later and a module compiled against one version of nginx won't work against any other. With Apache you could download a mod_brotli binary module and use it with any (2.4) Apache build.

(I used to work on mod_pagespeed)
One thing that seems strange to me is that the cost of living is high, but so many things we buy are priced the same. No matter how high cost of living is, a MacBook Pro starts at the same price whether you’re making a measly 100k in the Bay or 25k in Podunk, Alabama. Out of state college tuition is the same price no matter which state you come from.

Even if you have “low income” locally, there’s still so much more opportunity to be captured than others outside city bubbles.
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An aside, but when it comes to electronic beam-steering, it's hard not to talk about LOFAR[1], a low-frequency radio interferometer for astronomy spread across Europe.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LOFAR
I’ve been to India many times, and it’s true most people there litter without much thought. Once while ‘adapting myself to the culture’ I threw a plastic water bottle away on a street corner that was already heavy with garbage; and just then an elderly Indian man chastised me for littering!
> One of her most striking experiments tested the common observation that religious faith helps people cope with pain.

I know there is always the problem that popular reports have to so simplify research results that they veer into misrepresentation. But as described, the stated conclusion is impossible to support. Devout Catholics and atheists, collectively, had similar responses to pain stimuli. But if you shows both a picture of the Virgin Mary before the pain, Catholics reported one point lower pain scores.

How could the conclude that? What if instead they segregated the groups into (US) football fans and non-fans, and showed both pictures of, say, Mike Ditka, a famous tough, non-whiny guy? If the football fans reported lower pain scores, would that mean sports helped them cope? Or are they simply primed to act more manly?

Or rap fans/non-fans were primed with pictures of 50-cent? Or history buffs pictures of Earnest Shackleton?
It’s more like 5. Each year there are two rounds (summer and winter)
You can find affordable food, gas, insurance, etc. in the Bay Area. Sure, there are $20 burgers and $10 beers, but you don't need to consume them as the food in grocery stores is within a few % of most other areas of the country.

As far as I can tell, the main driver of family expenses in mortgage/rent and keeping up with the Jones' (but I don't know if the last is a uniquely Bay Area problem). Unfortunately, many families reach for the max mortgage someone will lend them, which keeps expenses and housing prices going up. If you pay $50k/year ($4k/month) on a $850k mortgage and $30k/year in taxes, it's easy to see how $120k/year is low-income. The remaining $40k divided by 4 people = $833/month per person for food, clothes, transportation, insurance, etc. Not poverty, but not high living either.

I know many families in the area that complain about the high cost of living yet frequently carry debt for that new car, or a credit card balance they can't afford. It's a self-generated problem that keeps going.
6502 and its variants were used in many platforms, particularly video game systems and TV computers like the Apple II family, BBC Micro, Commodore Pet/VIC-20/64, Atari 400/800, Nintendo Entertainment System/Famicom, and TurboGrafx-16/PC-Engine. Introductory information about it tends to be oriented toward those platforms rather than the chip itself.

https://skilldrick.github.io/easy6502/ might be a good starting point if you're already familiar with assembly language in general (it's styled as an assembly language tutorial, but I'm not really in a position to know how good it is at that).
What is the median income for a Sr Front End Developer and or a Sr UI/UX Designer/Developer in the Bay Area now. Someone with 7 or more years of experience... is it 250k?
> Unless you live in a country like Russia where stealing money from the US is basically legal. Then go for it.

I've also heard that about China. Just be sure not to target fellow nationals. I recall reading that Zeus botnet software did not include any Russian templates, for example.

But wasn't there a time when Russia cooperated more with the USA and EU? During the 00s, maybe?
I am curious, does training the AI on other driving data sets help? What I means is, not just sedan data set. Trucks, buses, maybe 2 wheelers? Would this help the model generalize more and make better prediction of how other vehicles work or would it just add noise?
First - that 'lock in' is very evident by the nature of the contract.

Second - because newer things are available, it does not mean that others become 'obsolete' in three years by any means.

The vast majority of business do not need to have access to the latest, specific version of what are essentially commodity bits of hardware and software.

It's not really a risk for most businesses, and if it is, then obviously they can pay a higher price for the volatility inherent in switching at any time if they so chose.
I survive in the Valley on under $15k, all in. Now they want to take away the pittance that is SNAP Sept 1 declaring me ABAWD without any process, and I’ve never been ABAWD.
Founders should be where their customers are, so if your customers aren't in SV, then you probably should be elsewhere. We work with with each team to figure out what the ideal arrangement should be.
With stocks & bonuses, possibly. Base salary is unlikely to be that high for a senior role.
Simply that there's no rustc package in Debian stable at the moment. Hopefully, we'll have one for ESR60, but that won't solve the problem for newer releases of Firefox that will require a newer version.
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Is there a similar dataset for lidar? My understanding was that lidar is more important than video. Has it changed?
Costco, dollar stores, buying on sale items only... you can save a ton by not going for fast food, dining out or convenience. I used to spend over $25k/yr dining out around 2007 and $18k on housing. Housing is now zero and food under $200.
> Their products are 100% going to be used in a crime at some point.

Citation needed
I'm only making a very general reference to the fact that long-term visibility and predictability entails lower cost and therefore lower price, and that business owners are likely more empowered to determine that outlook than the cloud provider, either AWS or Google. Ergo - some kind of customer oriented long term lock-in would likely, in the long run, produce the cheapest prices in the system. That's all.
Also although there a lot of RAM, and DOS didn't provide any real "multitasking" you got a fair simulation of such things via a variety of TSR programs:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Terminate_and_stay_resident_pr...
my initial reaction to this news was "oh good, now Google can cancel Loon without feeling like they lost to Facebook"
It is possibly the reason why some people believe that consciousness requires some kind of Cartesian pineal gland which connect our physical brain to metaphysical consciousness. So we don't need to analyze behavior, we just need to look for the presence of the "gland".

The problem still stands though. We can't be sure that the "gland" connects to metaphysical consciousness and not to the metaphysical cloud processor.

Nowadays the "gland" is usually mysterious quantum processes.
Unbelievable.

That's a truck load of money from my point of view as i'm living of 1200 usd/year (initiating researcher grant) with government subsided food.
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I am going to apply, but currently looking for a cofounder[1] after my previous cofounder left. Is it advisable to wait until I've recruited a new cofounder to submit the application?

[1] - https://angel.co/imersme/jobs/386205-co-founder details about co-founder position (sf bay area) if anyone is interested. Reach me at "me" at my website (in profile) or reply here.
Why not spend your effort growing your business? Must you get into YC? If you wish to raise, why not raise without YC? I can understand if you're out of the country and don't have a VC in your area.
IIRC RiscOS is still cooperative multitasking though, which is pretty sad. Other than that it has a lot going for it. It's fast and light-weight, all menus are context menus, and applications are just folders as God intended.
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Seems like breadth first vs depth first search. They will converge at the same answer.

Depth first, you make the happy path work, then refine error handling. Breadth first, you ensure everything is handled at every moment.

I’ll have to think about that a bit. Trivial cases don’t matter. Complex cases are more nuanced.

This is really insightful, thank you.
I would really love to see Alpine as a default image on hosting providers like Digital Ocean and Vultr. A lot of people use it as a base for docker containers, but I think it'd also be great to use it as a lightweight docker host for running containers.
I personally love alpine, I’ve been exploring it outside of docker and has proven to be a great canvas for deploying apps. Hope to see more cloud providers support alpine as an option.
The connection between consciousness and quantum mechanics is in the same realm as chemtrails and homeopathy.
Certain goods are similarly priced, the goods/rents most important for life are expensive. Also, there is a cost regarding loss of job opportunities outside of city centers.
I mean, if you want visceral, there is this shameful email from Dan Harkins:

https://www.ietf.org/mail-archive/web/tls/current/msg10971.h...
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So if you had a theory that the moon was entirely made of blue cheese and Buzz Aldrin gave you a piece of lunar regolith that was obviously not blue cheese. I'd say he proved your claim wrong without necessarily establishing any necessary standard of truth. In pure sciences like physics, if you need to use statistics to make your point then you've probably did the wrong experiment.

Popper's contribution is about finding theories that offer greater explanatory power than previous theories.

Also it's a misunderstanding of his work to think he rules out establishing a standard of proof. He does not. Check out the wikipedia page for more about this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Falsifiability
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Yet Fort Knox gets on just fine having zero robberies. I'm not saying every bank should be FK, but I do think we're unwise to at least admit that security is a spectrum and the most secure places do not get robbed or bugged.
Sounds like they are referring to the upgrade dialog in OSX that asks you either to install the systemwide upgrade or “remind me tomorrow”.

If the GP cared that much though, they would know that a short google query shows you how to kill that in two clicks, without any technical know how.
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Real estate, education, and health care have become much more expensive, while most other products and services (clothes, electronics, travel, entertainment, etc.) have remained flat or become less expensive.
The bulk of the vast majority of people’s expenses are the “fixed” living costs: utilities and rent/mortgage. So if the average property increases the average cost of living also increases.

The cost of food, and utilities is tied to usage so those costs don’t really change (fungible) based on where you live; but your accommodation does. That’s basically because for non-luxury goods the price is a function of actual cost to produce and market supply. For accommodation it isn’t possible to just buy an additional house at a shop and live there - you are fundamentally constrained by what Is already available.

Your example of a macbook isn’t actually super good as while you are right: a given MacBook model costs the same, but someone can always get a cheaper model, or just a cheaper laptop in general. But if your job is in place A, then you need to have a home that is close enough for that to be reachable, so your options are limited so you can’t reduce the cost of your job.

Interestingly/depressingly this has the effect of further reducing the effective hourly wage of minimum wage workers, as they have to spend more time traveling to their place of employment.

Your example of 25k in pdunk Alabama needs to account for the similarly reduced cost of housing. Take Merced, ca for example (a place I know)- that’s 2-3hours from San Francisco but house price there is like 200k. Before you say “why not commute from there”, that’s time without traffic. At commute times I would guess your looking at more than 4 hours each way. For an 8 hour shift you’re commuting another 8 hours, so functionally you’re getting paid half the minimum
Wage (from your POV, I’m not saying your employer owes you for that)

[edit typing on a phone is apparently hard. I corrected a bunch of awful and incoherent sentences]
The "go release" command is intended to support selecting the right version for a new package release. The golang.org/cmd/api command detects incompatible API changes and so can serve as the basis for an auto-bump feature.

I'd also like to see a command to generate a new major version as a wrapper of the previous major version (or vice versa), to simplify creating major versions that can coexist within the same program.
> storage system management

I was a bit incredulous that any truly all-inclusive analysis could ever show AWS being cheaper, but this phrasing made me realize that it could have been the one (remarkably common) case where it usually does: enterprise hardware.

That world is easily more expensive than AWS, especially considering that hardware maintenance contracts are a thing (and a shockingly expensive one, to those of us accustomed to the commodity hardware world).

> Also, we liked the ability to have a failover region essentially for free - we only pay for enough servers to replicate the key data we need for failover, and keep the rest of the infrastructure powered off.

That's a useful advantage, though there's a pitfall in that there's no powering off EBS volumes.
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When loans come as easy as they do now, it's no wonder home prices are on the rise. It's not a sign of a good economy, it's a sign of an economy stacked toward corporate profit.

Countdown until repeat of the housing crisis in 5... 4...
Doesn't USA have some 10 trillion loan from China? How does that factor into all this? Or is that a parallel issue not directly related to this?
Link to the referenced paper, "If materialism is true, the United States is probably conscious", which I found fascinating. Thanks for mentioning it!

http://faculty.ucr.edu/~eschwitz/SchwitzAbs/USAconscious.htm
Gas is ~ $3.50/gal even at the cheap places (Moffet Gas Mart, ARCO).
> A pseudoscope is an optical instrument made with two prisms. As seen in the drawing, the mirrors reverse the image in each eye causing some items viewed through it to look quite unusual: convex objects become concave, things pointing towards you may look like they are pointing away and vice versa.

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In the land of web dev, the number of files you need for a "modern" project that are boilerplate configs or boilerplate placeholders is pretty absurd.

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MOS Technology made it popular by pricing it cheaply and giving engineering samples to young, bearded hippies like the Woz. It was cheap and accessible when the other microcontrollers were not yet so much.

It is OK to program, not exactly unpleasant, but it is quirky. I did a linker for the Apple II in about 4k lines of assembly code, because their assembler produced a decent symbol dictionary but didn't come with a linker. That was the largest single assembly module I did for the 6502.

I also worked on a compiler for something like B, but never finished. Code generation was just too wonky. Hand written 6502 is OK once you know the idioms.
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Ok, I find this very problematic - along the lines of 'Hey, our country is massively corrupt and dysfunctional, and these Westerners came in and didn't do really anything really wrong or corrupt, there are other actors who are clearly to blame, but let's blame the Western Colonialists!

This is a bad meme.

First - don't trust McKinsey or any consultants to implement anything unless it's been done before and clear. They're smart people who make slides. Sometimes they have specific knowledge.

Second - it seems as though they were a little aggressive on pricing, who can blame them? It's not their fault - whoever was on the procurement and oversight side on the fence is definitely the guilty/stupid/corrupt party on that one. There doesn't seem to be any indication that McKinsey cheated on that, I mean, literally they are even admitting 'maybe we could have charged less' like a self-aware faux pas? Would we expect that of any business anywhere?

It seemed they knew there was some risk and tried to investigate it legitimately, and then backed away ultimately when things were known. So that's not so bad.

And yet - it looks like there were obvious corrupt actors in this - Gupta's - surprise (!) who where knowingly and specifically trying to screw over the system!

--> So why isn't this article about the Guptas?

Shouldn't the headline be: "Indian-South African Gupta family swindles South Africa yet again?"

The evidence in the article doesn't really indict McKinsey of anything other than 'knowing maybe they shouldn't have been getting into something risky'. Sure. But they're clearly not the bad guys, and not even 'knowing enablers'.

The problems in this area have little to do with McKinsey.
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Why should it cost different? Same factory, same suppliers, largely the same distribution chain.
So, about single page apps...

I agree. But we are still quite a young industry, certainly as far as relatively mature tooling goes. Perhaps one day soon the technology cycle will be taught to programmers in the same way that MBAs learn about the business cycle.
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systemd has made packaging easier, and it's good at full process management, but still, it is nice to have alternatives in major distros.

Even though I'm a Gentoo user, I still prefer void's runit or openbsd's rc.d system when it comes to simplicity, over OpenRC.

Also, dinit looks really promising as well:

https://davmac.wordpress.com/category/dinit/
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