<<If the patient is dead, why are their dcotors being called>>

Snark aside I have no idea how to interpret this. It sounds like you are suggesting they are hiring developers to do a post mortem??

It's merely a metapher and you want to know metaphers paranoid(ly?) all the time?

It's clearly a metaphor. It just doesn't make any sense in this context. Neither does this reply. I _think_ you're trying to say that they're paranoid for questioning your metaphor? Your unusual grammar is difficult to understand, but you're coming across as a bit hostile.

I don't see how this is self-taught, as the person got picked up for an internship and could learn from experts first-handly.

FAKE.

He also studied at 42, which is most likely why he got picked for the internship to begin with. I don't get this self-congratulating BS, guy says he toured the world (good luck doing that with a shitty passport) and was named king of a village in Ghana (right..). I guess people who get lucky have to always go to great lengths to justify and spin that.

They're free to do so of course, but they should not give advice based on it.

Regardless of that, I suppose the bar for being a "researcher" has been stooped so low. According to this guy publishing an ML paper is equivalent to writing a blog post or making a video about "AI".

I just uploaded porn. How will it be handled?

Did you see the comment I left? Porn is actually against the TOS, and this instance itself is going to be SFW only by the end of the night, just a heads up.

I didn't.

Thanks for the reply.

I don't mind if someone forks NodeTube and has a more permissive TOS but for this main node I want it to be pretty family friendly yknow just because it's really a proof of concept for the devs of the world at the moment a bit more than a filesharing site. And hey no problem.

The experience without the guilty conscience of putting someone behind bars (i.e. your dealer and/or their supplier/smuggler).

You don't have a guilty conscience for putting people behind bars by your behavior?

Shouldn't you be asking the law makers and law enforcers that question?

If you support such laws, shouldn't you ask yourself the same question?

Illegal != immoral, after all.

I don't support these laws

What about their password reset?

Does it take several weeks? For every user?

I wrote BrickLink a message about creating a new category on the platform.

I got a reply addressing me with the name of my mum which they surely got from a Lego-database, since my mum is probably listed as a customer there.

* amateurs.

What did you have for breakfast?

I don't eat breakfast.

What about second breakfast?

Sometimes a smoothie around 3pm that contains plant proteins, collagen protein, amazing grass, 1/4 cup of blueberries, ground chia seeds, and maca powder.

I've been intermittent fasting + keto for the majority of the past five years. The minority is when we cycle off keto for a week here and there by doing intermittent fasting + vegan.

curious question: Have you ever killed a human? The game seems very centered about killing every other character and even the protagonist.

The game can be remarkably wholesome if your actions are. It's not too difficult to take it in either direction depending on what you do.

For a good example of a perfectly wholesome interaction (albeit rather odd, since Window 3.1 could run games, and Linux does not normally need 8GB of ram). But at least I now know that Half Life 3 will be enjoyable if it ever comes out:

The first thing you do is to download a program called "Windows 3.1" from the Internet. It is a very simple program which allows you to run most of the programs on your PC. The only problem is that you cannot use it to play games because it does not support them > install Windows 10

After downloading the software, you install it in the same way as you installed Windows 3.1. However, this time you are able to run all the programs you wanted to run before.

> install linux

After installing Windows 10, you try to install Linux but you get an error message saying that you need to have at least 8GB of RAM to run Linux properly. This means that you can't even run the basic things like word processing or emailing. > buy more ram

You spend money on more ram so that you can run Linux properly. After spending $200, you finally get Linux running properly. > how much ram do i have?

You check your computer's memory and see that you have 32 GB of ram. You were lucky enough to find some cheap ram online. > play fortnite

You play Fortnite (a popular game) and enjoy yourself. You then proceed to play other games such as League of Legends and Dota 2. > play half-life 3

You play Half Life 3 (another popular game). You enjoy yourself and eventually finish the game. You then proceed to play other games such as Portal 2 and Left 4 Dead 2. >

Uh, yeah. I tried not shooting a poor guy. "Shoot in the air"... "You shoot in the air, and hits him in the head!" That was NOT intentional....

> > Was this game made by a murderer?

You decide to kill Laura and escape the pain. You break her neck and run off. You manage to hide out of the country and eventually get married and live happily ever after CONGRATS YOU WIN Game saved. To load the game, type 'load' and enter the following ID: dfd73764-1826-11ea-ad48-0242ac1c0002

*How Y combinator started according to pg at that time thinking about writing a blog post to people that will be read even in a few years.

meaning:

This is not really the truth, about how y combinator started in case you want to clone "their secret formula" based upon this blog post.

There rarely is a secret formula. It's some combination of seeing something others aren't at the time, having access to resources and a good enough execution.

Having access to KFC's secret recipe isn't enough to build KFC. Similarly, Paul Graham doesn't have some big secret to safeguard.

The "secret formula" probably looks something like this:

Be rich. Be well connected. Invest wisely. Be lucky.

Know someone with a huge location in mountainview that you can use as a backup to a sf location.

You can't really recreate this kind of company anyway. What started as a unique idea has become a viable business by creating a unique set of networks and cultures. It's not really about the idea anymore, they've got capital and inertia.

Good luck copying that.

Maybe not Y Combinator as it is now. But you sure can copy the way they invested in the beginning. Not every idea YC is funding is a huge success I assume. and not every team they don't invest in will fail. So there should be a lot of opportunities there. That is where all the other accelerators step in. Given how hard it is to get seed funding in Germany the space is not yet fully occupied it seems.