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timr

31,943 karma · joined August 26, 2007

I got a PhD in computational biology, then I decided that I didn't really want to be a scientist. So I went back into sofware.

(I've seen some stuff. I was an early engineer at Justin.tv an engineer at Yelp.com doing "data science" before the term was invented, and most recently, I was fortunate enough to be able to start a couple of startups. Sadly, neither one worked out, but I've learned a lot in the process. Ask me if you have any questions!)

Other goals that have been haunting me, in no particular order:

1) Speak a non-english language fluently (working on it - conversational in Japanese; currently studying for JLPT N2)

2) Live outside the US (check!)

3) Create at least one publicly exhibited work of art.

You can contact me at timaro on gmail.

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The CDC miscalculated costs vs. benefits of 2nd Covid vaccine doses in children

medium.com·2 pts·timr·
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Covid hurt the fight against other dangerous diseases

nature.com·1 pts·timr·
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YouTube’s Assault on Covid Accountability

wsj.com·3 pts·timr·
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We need to start thinking more critically about long Covid

statnews.com·2 pts·timr·
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Single-dose Pfizer vaccine protects against asymptomatic SARS-CoV-2 infection

authorea.com·2 pts·timr·
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CDC estimated decline in life expectancy in 2020 is wrong. It's only 5 days.

statnews.com·3 pts·timr·
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Maersk Ship Loses 750 Containers Overboard in Pacific Ocean

wsj.com·33 pts·timr·
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More Science, Less Speculation on Covid Long-Haulers

medpagetoday.com·1 pts·timr·
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Fear, Groupthink Drove Unnecessary Global Lockdowns

realclearpolitics.com·4 pts·timr·
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Face masks for the public during Covid-19: an appeal for caution in policy [pdf]

dora.dmu.ac.uk·3 pts·timr·
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Data do not back cloth masks to limit Covid-19, experts say

cidrap.umn.edu·27 pts·timr·
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A massive change: Nations will vote to redefine the kilogram

washingtonpost.com·5 pts·timr·
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In expensive cities, rents fall for the rich – but rise for the poor

washingtonpost.com·1 pts·timr·
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Congo confirms first urban Ebola case

washingtonpost.com·4 pts·timr·
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Every nuclear weapon in the US arsenal

ucsusa.org·11 pts·timr·
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Why Futurism Has a Cultural Blindspot

nautil.us·2 pts·timr·
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Equifax temporarily waives fees to freeze credit report

sfgate.com·1 pts·timr·
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Danish police find torso of woman after submarine sinking

sfgate.com·9 pts·timr·
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Our Copyfish extension was stolen and adware-infested

a9t9.com·329 pts·timr·
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Lyft gaining on Uber as it spends big on growth

sfgate.com·176 pts·timr·
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The Illicit Spelunker Capturing Underground Scenes at Chernobyl

atlasobscura.com·2 pts·timr·
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Adobe patches Flash bug that’s being exploited to install ransomware

arstechnica.com·1 pts·timr·
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Show HN: Better code review for GitHub

omniref.com·110 pts·timr·
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The Arctic just set an ominous new record

washingtonpost.com·2 pts·timr·
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Negative 0.5% Interest Rate: Why People Are Paying to Save

nytimes.com·2 pts·timr·
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Twitter Shares Jump on Possible Deal with Marc Andreessen and Silver Lake

bloomberg.com·1 pts·timr·
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Marc Andreessen and Silver Lake may buy Twitter

thestreet.com·1 pts·timr·
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Bank of Japan, in a Surprise, Adopts Negative Interest Rate

nytimes.com·232 pts·timr·
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Expect Some Unicorns to Lose Their Horns, and It Won’t Be Pretty

mobile.nytimes.com·1 pts·timr·
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Chinese drone maker unveils human-carrying drone

sfgate.com·2 pts·timr·
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