Danihan

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by Danihan 9y ago
Haha, crazy to see a core dev on here. Great work on the game, been my favorite for years now.
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by Danihan 9y ago
The one major benchmark I use for browser speed is how fast Tagpro runs, and it's definitely gotten much slower on Firefox recently, to the extent that I need to generally play it on Chrome, even though I normally much prefer Firefox t
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by Danihan 9y ago
Lyme disease is just one of a major class of bacterial infections. Syphilis is another. And there are several others... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirochaete They aren't just limited to the Eastern US.
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by Danihan 9y ago
> the evidence linking amyloid beta and tau to AD is quite good and getting stronger with every new molecular paper that comes out. Sure, but what causes the amyloid beta? Why wouldn't a long-standing syphilis-like bacterial infect
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by Danihan 9y ago
It's almost as if genetics are king.
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by Danihan 9y ago
I wonder what it says about me that it's extremely easy for me to think of most of these implications.. People are just territorial, violent animals that are barely domesticated via a few thousand years of society.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Not everyone wants to live in a super over-populated / densely populated area... In general, more saturation of humans == more problems. People make fun of NIMBY, but at the end of the day who better to manage the neighborhood than the
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by Danihan 9y ago
Why would that be surprising? They are incremental, as far as I know..
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by Danihan 9y ago
A lot of people do..
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by Danihan 9y ago
What do you consider to be "real" embedded development platforms?
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by Danihan 9y ago
Being tough on real crimes with victims is just fine. Being tough on victimless crimes is absurd. It's truly very black and white.
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by Danihan 9y ago
War on drugs & big government.
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by Danihan 9y ago
It's going to be a total panopticon.
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by Danihan 9y ago
That seems pretty complex for distilled wisdom... ^ IMO we just live in fairly unprecedented times. Most people are still learning how to cope with new technologies and moral norms while trying not to completely throw away sacred tradition
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by Danihan 9y ago
Bloomberg has a revenue problem.
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by Danihan 9y ago
$1200 a month is a little? Seems pretty generous to me.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Could you be more specific about what "decent wisdom of civilization builders" we've disregarded...?
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by Danihan 9y ago
She is already getting social security.
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by Danihan 9y ago
imo this comes down to centralization and the popularity of "big box" stores. People generally don't want to go to a specialty store anymore, the toy section at Walmart is fine.
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by Danihan 9y ago
The answer you seek is in the link, in highlighted green text.
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by Danihan 9y ago
There are people who are very productive who make very few mistakes. Just like there people who can snatch defeat from the jaws of victory nearly every time.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Sounds like the sunken cost fallacy in action.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Thank you, interesting take on it. Do you believe them? Is that precedented at all?
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by Danihan 9y ago
With all that human effort and market efficiency, why isn't Amazon getting shorted like crazy, based on ratio trends like this...? https://market-ticker.org/akcs-www?post=232505
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by Danihan 9y ago
I had no idea Dominos outperformed the rest of the food industry to that extent. Sort of crazy.
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by Danihan 9y ago
I picked one OTC penny stock loser in 2009 that went completely out of business. Something associated with vertical farming. I missed out on Apple because almost NOBODY used Apple in the Midwest in the mid 2000's -- everything was MS.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Tesla is a good example of that. Much riskier investment. I've personally invested all my capital into my own ventures at this point, so I haven't really thought much about the next big thing, stock-wise. But, short answer, look
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by Danihan 9y ago
I'm sure you're correct, all stock picking is dangerous though. I'd assert that my style is the least dangerous. > look around your little bubble I didn't (and don't) have a bubble. In fact, I frankly despise t
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by Danihan 9y ago
I'd agree with that 100%. The coin flip example is what I was taking issue with. While it's a good illustration of survivorship bias, it does not apply to the stock market as the stock market isn't random.
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by Danihan 9y ago
Because I don't look at the internals, I look at the outcomes. Eg - Everyone using google, everyone eating at Chipotle, everyone being addicted to cell phones, etc.

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