HNHacker News
TopNewBestAskShowJobs

people_not_bots

120 karma · joined October 19, 2018

data science!/social science
submissionscomments
people_not_bots··on Ask HN: Does Hacker News still do in person meet ups?
Pick A COFFEESHOP OR BAR AND SAY GO FOR IT?
people_not_bots··on Ask HN: Does Hacker News still do in person meet ups?
someone needs to make a version of this but with a no dox map. I dont know if all of you live in Santa Monica or Pasadena.
people_not_bots··on Ask HN: Does Hacker News still do in person meet ups?
Im in west LA, lets coordinate a simple meetup of the LA people in this post.
people_not_bots··on Ask HN: Does Hacker News still do in person meet ups?
Im in LA should we organize a meetup? How would we do it properly?
people_not_bots··on Ask HN: Does Hacker News still do in person meet ups?
I wish I could attend an event like the YC event but I dont live in NorCal.
people_not_bots··on The Swerve
Comrade Cory Doctorow is correct as usual its tragic how absolutely capture capital and political systems are by dying generation of reactionaries whose entire political ideology is a refusal to change with the times.
people_not_bots··on CityEngine: Build a Digital Twin of Your City
QGIS for life
people_not_bots··on S.B.F.’s $12M Long Shot
Crypto billionaire Sam Bankman-Fried lost big on Tuesday despite airdropping a historic sum into a congressional race in Oregon. What was he thinking? The logic, the math, and the aftermath.
people_not_bots··on Twitter set to accept Musk's $43B offer – sources
Alot of huff and a lot of guff the end result will be Elon will think of this as buying his version of the washington post and then will be relatively hands off.
people_not_bots··on Show HN: A Twitter crawler for app ideas
Human race: "is that a challenge?"
people_not_bots··on SQLite is not a toy database
If coding can't be a toy then I dont know what is
people_not_bots··on Rideshare operations are being suspended in California
Democratic elected leaders get to decide a fair wage because they are democratically elected leaders.

In terms of motivation a democratically elected leader motivated by the interests of their constituents is a better Stewart of the minimum wage than an un-elected boardroom whose primary motivation is investor value not the quality of life of the citizenry.

people_not_bots··on Blizzard workers share salaries in revolt over wage disparities
My daddy was a miner and I'm a miner son

https://youtu.be/5iAIM02kv0g?t=52

people_not_bots··on Ask HN: Who wants to be hired? (August 2020)
Location:L.A., CA

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: potentially

Technologies: Python, SQL, R, ESRI, Stata

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/douglas-smith-la

I believe my skills as a digital analyst and my extensive experience endemic promoting and fundraising for political candidates is extremely relevant to this position. I have more than three years of professional work experience as a data analyst, marketing and digital strategy, including work experience on political campaigns and in startup environments.

Email: contact via linkedin

people_not_bots··on Hacker News Meetups
Yeah I get people want "exclusivity" but at a certain point it feels comical. How many people are on hackernews on a weekly basis who are specifically "lurking" to try to get into an "exclusive" hacker event.
people_not_bots··on Hacker News Meetups
Has anyone had any significant success finding valuable networks?
people_not_bots··on Reflecting on My Failure to Build a Billion-Dollar Company
Any thoughts on the recent drama on the changes on Patreon and their funding round?
people_not_bots··on Big Cities No Longer Deliver for Low-Skill Workers
The state school school is the interesting issue. California has the CSU system that offers education for about 280 a unit or about 3000 before financial aid with over a dozens campuses throughout most of the state in both rural and urban areas. The Cal States have become the primary options for any California residence below upper income. Most states don't have a system similar to this set up with at most 1 or 2 major state schools per state. The cheaper state schools often are key to bringing the price down.
people_not_bots··on We are Google employees – Google must drop Dragonfly
The tech sector has always been ripe for co-operatives and profit sharing. Politically speaking libertarian attitudes were the popular norm in most tech culture but now small co-opts could become the next phase for many small tech companies. That could be a first small step.