EVdotIO

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by EVdotIO 6y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x1bX3F7uTrg
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Are they going to start monitoring Bloomberg chat now as well?
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Not exactly sure what you're getting at. Here is my position, as this seems to be increasingly foreign for many people I talk with. A private entity (person or enterprise) should be able to manage their servers without outside interfer
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Discord is absolutely in their right to do as it may please with the platform. My point is more to the effect of the ethos of WSB is not a place for civil discourse and expecting otherwise is foolish. The only reason it exists on reddit is
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Well, it is "Like 4chan found a Bloomberg terminal".
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Floating shares of 46.89M and Shares Short as of (Dec 31, 2020) at 71.2M. So the the sellers as they have over played their hand. Who knows what tricks are up their sleeves to cover it, but it's pretty wild over at wallstreetbets right
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Oh no, there is a massive short and convexity squeeze at play right now. When these positions need to be covered Friday, some people are going to get absolutely hosed.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
I've got an idea, you take people with unapproved ideologies or from communities that tend to have these people and put them in reeducation facilities. Because this is all expensive to do, they will need to work as well. Sarcasm aside,
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Yep, it is hypocrisy abound. There is absolutely no standard besides yielding the levers of power for whatever is politically expedient. We are getting played on a massive scale, and it is deeply alarming.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Yes, and people were violently killed.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Oh sweet summer child. Your scary AR is meant to maim, not blow off limbs.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Max Martin is also a fantastic musician, originally a singer (this is arguably the most important part of pop), and has a deep understanding of music. From a harmony standpoint, his stuff tends to be a bit more interesting than most pop tun
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
It's a huge problem and without a doubt legally ambiguous. Originalist interpretation is not a great legal framework, but it's fairly apparent some current policy is not congruent with the intention behind some of the amendments.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Yep, this is exactly how they are able to achieve it and will probably continue to. For a legal document, The Constitution is pretty weak and ambiguous on what authority the government has, the means of exercising power, and defined limits
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
The 4th amendment > The right of the people to be secure in their persons, houses, papers, and effects, against unreasonable searches and seizures, shall not be violated, and no Warrants shall issue, but upon probable cause, supported by
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
That's also from a strictly American perspective where having children is much different in aggregate than other societies. If you look at LDS communities they tend to be a pretty happy group while having much larger families than the
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Bitrate only tells a little bit of the story. There are high pass and low pass filters, audio compression, data compression, latency, error correction and a number of other things at play with these codecs to hit a desired bitrate with the
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
I would put some serious money on Trump as a lame duck doing a whole lot of nothing. Israel probably sees this as an opening to take out core operatives without reprisal and a low chance of escalation. Iran will probably do what it has alwa
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
If exploitive or discriminatory practices exist, it's for our laws and courts to lay out the framework to address this and redress those impacted. If we have unaccountable agencies in government there should be mechanisms to dissolve t
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Okay, to clarify, the bailey is "corporations and people that make up the organization are explicitly political".
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
This is kind of a motte and bailey fallacy, the motte "everything is political" and the bailey of "what politics should corporations have, and for that matter its employees". That leads to some ominous answers as a corpo
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Regardless of instrument, at a minimum you need to know your major and minor scales in every key, and arguably piano is easier in the sense you can transpose up and down octaves with the same shapes. Guitar has 6 positions, different spread
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
It's about sovereign interest, and if you rely on foreign assistance to run state, you are a vassal at best. Last time I checked, Russia is still holding onto annexed land in Ukraine, and there is a proxy war in Yemen, the Korean penin
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Unless something is contractual and legally binding, I don't know why anybody would take a word of PR at any value. An SLA of 99.99% uptime, sure, I can probably assume there's organization incentive to uphold it, and even still,
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
One better, autocorrect.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
How does one break into this? I've tried getting into the sales side of things, but it seems to elude me.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
It comes from advertising and marketing. It's sorta morphed into a self-fulfilling catch-all identity, as it's much easier cognitively to apply a board generalizing categories to large groups of people.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Read up on rhetoric, hard sales tactics and CIA/KGB sabotage. Here's a fun little one from the OSS that's still used in 2020: (8) If possible, join or help organize a group for presenting employee problems to the management.
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Monoculture basically just means upper middle class men in tech coupled with the argument of implicit negation that less diverse == bad. This self flagellation from the PMC and tech is just really... I don't know what to make of it, bu
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by EVdotIO 6y ago
Nothing like the emotional appeal of invoking Godwin, but here we go. Wernher von Braun was a literal Nazi of the brutal kind, but when you are in a race to develop ICBMs, things like "culture fit" are suddenly irreverent. There i

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