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2y ago
Don't all companies do this? That's why the name of the school you went to is on your resume.
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2y ago
Prohibition works great in Singapore.
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2y ago
Yes, there is. >> For example, the Deutsche Bank Building in New York, demolished in 2011, contained about 40,000 tons of structural steel. At that time, scrap steel prices averaged around $200 per ton, yielding an estimated $8 millio
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2y ago
It's so tiresome. These headlines/tweets are literally written daily, and the trick is always the same.
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2y ago
this is a great application for ML!
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3y ago
This is a phenomenon we see in the entire developed world, or possibly the entire world, including in the west and Japan (NEETs, Hikikomori).
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3y ago
> “There aren’t many places this amount of cash can go.” Sure, buddy.
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3y ago
Good post, thanks.
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3y ago
is this the open source state-of-the-art for video generation?
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3y ago
My use of the word liberal is not related to my use of the word spineless. There’s an “and” there and those are two unrelated adjectives. Doesn’t read well, though. Yes I do believe the politics of the organization are relevant to assessing
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3y ago
can you please elaborate on this? i don’t understand exactly. “The real business of car washes is real estate, it's profitable enough to get 3-4x leverage with a low interest loan”
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3y ago
If anyone wants a legitimate business opportunity that’s admittedly notoriously difficult to monetize, consider starting a Reddit for porn. Once they’re public, all it takes is some bad PR (“I was sex trafficked on reddit” or “Reddit profit
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3y ago
In Japan, crime is both illegal and frowned upon.
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3y ago
I (childless) thought this article was fantastic and convincing and then at the end the author reveals that she doesn’t have kids and then interviews a few of her friends who are parents and they are way less romantic about the whole thing.
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3y ago
Nonprofits can make profits. They aren’t taxed, but they can’t issue dividends. In theory there is some reasonable limit (in the millions) of how much they can pay out via salary compensation etc. they can’t issue dividends because they hav
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3y ago
green up pointing triangle lol
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3y ago
If you went through letters the way Germans do, you'd need your own font too.
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3y ago
There's an argument to be made for crypto to be used to turn power that wouldn't otherwise be economical / linked to the grid / used into money, which can then be turned back into power (in a purely economic sense) later
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3y ago
7 trillion here, 7 trillion there, pretty soon we're talking about real money.
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3y ago
A one line combination of YouTube-dl and ffmpeg can do this btw (without downloading the whole video)
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3y ago
It is very clearly the latter, yeah.
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3y ago
You're proving the argument that the parent set forth. Anyone who wants to visit Pornhub can just visit one of the many sites that isn't abiding by the new law. However, that's not due to a lack of legislation, but rather a l
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3y ago
if that’s really how you feel then stop reading “news” and go to the pub.
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3y ago
This series was instrumental in me learning the basics of engineering. I’m forever thankful, and I highly recommend it!
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3y ago
The negative comments here shock me. This is the most amazing text-to-video we've ever seen, by a longshot. It's good enough for many uses. Absolutely mindblowing. Great job to the people who worked on this.
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3y ago
Just FYI this machine can only inject 44ml of plastic. It makes tiny parts. Great progress for DIYers though!
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3y ago
It was only ~8 mm thick, but I read it on my iphone. The book is a few inches thick for sure. It's an amazing read.
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His book on developing Singapore is one of the most interesting books I've ever read. https://www.amazon.com/Third-World-First-Singapore-1965-2000... It's part (auto)biography, part business book (his country was
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They could import them from north Africa if they wanted.
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3y ago
Am I correct that if this does not get fixed, it's a huge boon for dev agencies as paying them is an immediate expense for the startup, while paying in-house devs is not?
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