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An AI that can design new proteins could help unlock new cures and materials
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Lowe’s Omniverse digital technology and Magic Leap 2 to improve store layouts
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Full post from Jack Conte's Instagram post: "Hi everyone - I have some sad news to share: today, Patreon is doing a layoff of about 80 employees, about 17% of our team. This was ultimately my decision, so I wanted you all to hear
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Reads more like: "DOE to spend toilet paper money to advance domestic geothermal energy." given the pet projects of members of congress eclipsing this by many multiples.
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Cypress Is Dead
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Stay with the pain, don't shut this out [DHH]
(world.hey.com)
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The “most important century” blog post series
(cold-takes.com)
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Non-paywall link: https://archive.ph/lAQFj
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The SEC’s Cryptocurrency Confusion
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Why Starship Is the Holy Grail for SpaceX
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Benedict Evans – ways to think about e-commerce penetration
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Not really. This is the type of statement that would make the stock of the company drop further for the simple reason of being honest, transparent, and truthful.
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Having done the merry go round of different languages, it also feels great gaining expertise in an individual language and to utilize new (release) capabilities of that the language.
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Reminds me a bit of the Dollar Milkshake Theory
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Timely post as this is something I have been quite interested in, and starting to explore. I'd love to see some sort of list of smart home automation/devices that would fall into the safety buckets, and why. Something like: - Safe
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How crypto hedge fund 3AC began its slide towards insolvency
(blog.bitmex.com)
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Now tell me about the relationship between health insurers and hospitals, and how they engage in pricing.
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So, let me get this straight. Our government is ok with Marijuana but not ok with nicotine? Amazing times we live in.
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The Future of Fusion Energy
(astralcodexten.substack.com)
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Apple Now Allows Devs to Transfer Ownership of App Store Apps That Use iCloud
(macrumors.com)
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Damn. For a second there I was hoping Apple was going to take on real estate brokers.
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A true Greg Jennings
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Sounds like a story I heard about people sending task rabbit'ers to stand in line at 6am for a "Cronut" at some shop in SOHO.
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The name is Den. Snow Den.
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Japan once led global tech innovation. How did it fall so behind?
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We Track Covid-19 (and Other Weird Stuff) in Sewage
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Hahah. Because "times were different" and the money, well, that just kept flowing in the private market.
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In 2008, I was 25 and in NYC. Seeing professionals with boxes full of work stuff, on their last days of work, was the norm. It felt like what I imagined the crash of 1929 and the dustbowl would be like.
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Tech has crashed, and is very much in a recession, while the rest of the economy has been operating (decently) smoothly. This said, other parts of the economy are starting to feel knock-on effects of inflation, higher rates, and supply issu
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I agree with this. Basically the fed 'rescued' the system in 2008 by injecting capital into the system. However, this 'rescue' became the norm and they decided to continue easy money policy for the next 14-years. Now, he
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