This is really annoying. They force the "Optimize Text Per Person" and it is really hard to turn off. If you accept even one "enhancement" they turn OTPP and there isn't a disable button. And then it spews garbage in some of the ads--copy that is full of non-sequiturs and first and second lines that are complete nonesense. They should be held to account.
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Why is there no wildlife? I expected this to be about the Maasai Mara/Serengeti wildebeest crossing :)
All the best to you Jake
btw, there was once a consular official who worked at the Japanese embassy in Kenya, whose name was Mr. Kuma Moto. Every time he was introduced, it was hard for folks to suppress their laughter as the name literally meant "hot vagina" (in Kiswahili the noun goes first)
Rabin-Karp algorithm is also a fun one.
Notice how this is stolen content? Nigerian blog stealing The Economist content.
where's the black bar on HN @dan?
But you can only put in $10K
“You're not a wartime consigliere, Tom. Things may get rough with the move we're trying.” --Michael Corleone, The Godfather
Said to Tom Hagen when firing him.
Not Microsoft BOB? :)
I was also wondering why the date says 11/24. Feels like old news.
Here's the non-paywalled link:https://archive.is/m75UG
Also a ripe opportunity for Google's lawyers to go after them as it creates confusion in the marketplace. Or maybe a marketing opportunity for them, if they play the David vs. Goliath card, should Google come after them.
Anything CM related always reminds me of this Richard Feynman story:
https://longnow.org/essays/richard-feynman-connection-machin...
Social 'scientists'? Your turn :)
Nice piece but could the op please invest in formatting his articles? Surely a techie like you can spend an hour installing Wordpress and a nice theme.
Your ideas would then spread more.
I am curious, what percentage of insider trading would you estimate never gets detected?
Thanks!
@Applejinx, this is interesting. Hey, I manage a forum where someone asked a question about how much Patreon fans make. May I repost your answer? (and credit you)
So why do Jazz purists dislike Kenny G? (And Smooth Jazz in general, which is much more accessible). I want to relax and enjoy music, not work hard to appreciate its intellectual rigor!
If you want intellectual challenge then maybe you should enroll for a graduate program in Theoretical Physics :)
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8+ years in project management fundamentals/ project management experience
Excellent analytical and problem-solving skills.
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Delegating tasks on the project to employees best positioned to complete them
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Break projects into doable actions and set timeframes
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APPLY (let the hiring manager know you came from Hacker News)
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The other consideration is that the traffic (and submissions) have grown likely 50x plus but the front page still only has 30 slots, and so the 'needle eye' is a lot smaller.
One could argue that a story that makes it to the front page today is much higher quality than one that did so years before.
You get more for 100 points, just like in economic inflation terms, you get more for a consumer electronic that has stayed roughly the same price but quality and features have increased considerably.
That is the title on the source site! HN Frowns on re-writing titles.
Always look to nature first. Nature never lies. DNA storage:
Escherichia coli, for instance, has a storage density of about 10 to the 19 bits per cubic centimeter. At that density, all the world’s current storage needs for a year could be well met by a cube of DNA measuring about one meter on a side.
There are several companies doing it: https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/dna-data-storage-...
It is bad for business. The owners won't allow it. According to the Economist, 43 of the top 50 most valuable sports teams are in North America because of the closed system.
In an 'open' system like European soccer, owners are forced to spend massively on player salaries to avoid relegation.
The fans may have revolted but the advocates of the 'Super league' were looking out for their own interests. There have been many more bankruptcies in European sports due to the inherent nature of that system. See this:
https://www.economist.com/business/2021/04/22/europes-super-...
"Business results are achieved by exploiting opportunity NOT by solving problems" :) -- Peter Drucker
Apeel would be such a company.
https://www.wsj.com/articles/apeel-ceo-james-rogers-wants-to...