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I just did the “ground coffee” and melatonin searches. Entire first row was an ad for bulletproof coffee and sugarbearhair vitamins. Second row had the amazon brand on the left with prominent amazon logos on the coffee bag and the pill bott
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The county coroner changed their report and labeled the death a homicide after the outcry that the original report was a cover-up. They no longer have any credibility. https://www.npr.org/2020/06/01/867219130&
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The armed right-wing lockdown protestors blocked an ambulance. And a right-wing governor threw a tantrum that blocked ambulances.
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Tech has been Wal-Mart’s competitive edge for decades. They had an IBM and electronic POS since 75 for inventory management. They had a company wide network in 77. In 87, they installed the largest satellite network at the time. Allowed two
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> it expanded because she wanted it to And now it’s shrinking because she wanted it to.
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She does not have $22B in cash. You pay employees in cash. Impact investing is just as brutal as any other investment fund. Dollars can be deployed more impactfully elsewhere. The goal is investments that create long term structural change
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Right but it requires planning and a “night out in the city.” Meanwhile, I buy symphony tickets an hour before show on a lark because they are cheap on stubhub.
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Yup, at least one FANG pays more in SF than Seattle for the same job and same work.
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> If you have a remote first company, it means your employees can actually move somewhere that they can settle down and own a house. People don’t live in cities just for jobs. I live in the city to go to museums, art galleries, the symph
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Sort of. The biggest difference is that it can be a pseudo-datawarehouse for analysts and data scientists over an object store (Eg s3) without needing to manage a complicated ETL process. AWS Athena goes even further by not needing to provi
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The World’s Largest Medical Repair Database, Free for Everyone
(ifixit.com)
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It also breaks apart a potential comprehensive collection. The Mayan collection from the Guatemalan government is currently in a traveling tour. Saw it in Vancouver as a special exhibit and it was a truly great exhibit that would be impossi
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Unless you care about the environment of course. Arizona is an unsustainable amount of air conditioning to fight against deadly temperatures.
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Amazon launched Fire Phone and Alexa months apart. They shit-canned the phone and doubled down on Alexa. It’s not just PR speak. Many of the phone people either left the company or went to work on Alexa. They also did a massive inventory wr
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Bernie decided to just not vote even though his vote would have changed the outcome.
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The most intuitive definition of determinant for me is it’s the growth or shrink factor of a differentiable function at a point. The eigenvalues of the Jacobian just demonstrate the various sources and sinks in a dynamic system. This view
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I think this is overly optimistic. I used to fly regularly and I have no intention of getting on a plane anytime in the next couple years. Maybe we will take a road trip in a year or two, but the idea of getting in a plane is completely out
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He failed the green eggs and ham test for written communication at work. >Would you like this in the press? >Would you like this at Brand X? >Like to read it on the stand? >Like it in the government's hand? https:/&#x
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There’s a local effect that creates a feedback loop across the region which would then in turn change global weather patterns. https://www.google.com/amp/s/phys.org/news/2014-05-excess-ai...
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Unfortunate for climate change. The heat from those ACs has to go somewhere. And they emit greenhouse gases. https://www.sciencemag.org/news/2018/03/countries-crank-ac-e...
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Unfortunately a lot of that solar power will go towards air conditioning. Right now, Qatar is literally air conditioning the outside to make the heat from the sidewalks less deadly. Better than running the ACs in oil, but the amount of AC r
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Another red flag in regard to Zoom’s security.
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You’re telling me employees who are compensated based on relative performance and have access to a massive central data warehouse wrote queries that went against something buried in a policy document? Shocked, shocked I say.
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I keep a txt file with a list of the subreddits I’m interest in it. I delete all my posts and my account every few months and create a new one and join the subreddits in the file. If reddit required an email like discord, I would absolutely
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Are short term traders not shareholders at a moment in time? Why are you segmenting shareholders based on length of ownership?
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Reminds me of how Kepler made his infamous discovery of elliptic orbits by staring at the data collected by his mentor Tycho Brahe. Without 20 years of detailed observations and calculations, Kepler probably would have either never come up
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The idea of automorphic forms as analogous to symmetric colorings of a tesselation that shrinks on the boundary is a way more intuitive description than the mathematical definition of automorphic forms. So yes, I do feel like I know more ab
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He said during the press conference that exact dates might be available in two-four weeks. He wants to see a further reduction in hospitalizations, an increase in testing, and a supply chain for PPE before committing to reopening dates.
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I liked their recent article on the Langlands program. https://www.quantamagazine.org/amazing-math-bridge-extended-...
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The linked site (towardsdatascience) is kind of like medium blogs. High variability in quality with a lot of self-promoters and the occasional diamond in the rough. But a ton of rough.
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