NationalPark

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by NationalPark 5y ago
He doesn't have a small claim, he wants a specific performance, that is he would be suing to have a judge force Apple to contract with his business. For that, with that opponent, you would need a whole legal team.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Isn't that all electronic businesses? I don't think anyone except maybe netflix actually controls their entire networking infrastructure. CDNs and cloud computing businesses make arbitrary decisions all the time. Payment processor
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by NationalPark 5y ago
How does this solve the problem of externalities that exists today? And what do you do if no genius ever comes along with such a "silver bullet" solution to invite venture funding? Keep waiting and hope they are born before the ex
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by NationalPark 5y ago
https://twitter.com/nexusmutual/status/1466395880806928387?s... Looks like they’re refusing to cover it because it was a supply chain attack.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Isn't SpaceX an example of the government deploying capital? Since they are a government contractor?
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Maybe consider changing the title? I think most people are reading it as a much stronger claim (applying to Roslyn) than you intended.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Even the Cato blogger here concedes that wildcat banks failed more often and were probably fraudulent from the beginning some of the time (but you can't prove it!). His argument more or less boils down to regulation being inherently ba
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by NationalPark 5y ago
People aren't reading the link and don't realize that it's 1. an I bond not a T bill and 2. Has a variable interest rate based on measured inflation that adjusts twice a year (the 7.12% in the title is the combined rate, so i
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by NationalPark 5y ago
It's not really happening, he's describing the plot of a video game.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Do you expect people to pretend the trend isn't happening in order to comfort you? What does it say about your own values that they are so loosely held that you'd sacrifice them out of contempt like this?
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Pros: Not facebook Cons: No users, dark mode costs $2 a month
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by NationalPark 5y ago
That doesn't really square with her board, who were notably from the military and older, conservative leaning men like Kissinger or Shultz. I think they were more taken in by her charisma than they were motivated by feminist activists.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
I downvoted because you are lecturing people on media literacy and critical thinking while obviously falling victim to your own bias.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
The median US income is about $30k, so most people were eligible for some if not all the money. But everyone (that was laid off) was eligible for the $600 per week unemployment benefit, and the expanded child tax credit also provided a lot
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by NationalPark 5y ago
There’s tons of value in a unified payment system, which is why it’s app developers who were unhappy, not users. For instance, ease of cancellation of recurring fees is enormous. You can bet that’s going to get harder as developers get more
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by NationalPark 5y ago
It's not that they "don't trust every proposed solution". It's that they do not believe the problem is real, and therefore do not trust any solution.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Indeed, commercial aviation is only something like 3% of overall carbon dioxide emissions globally. If you want to make a personal difference you would be an order of magnitude more effective if you stop commuting in a non-electric car or g
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Anyone even vaguely familiar with the science understands that we need to cut emissions on a wide scale, and that air travel by a few hundred politicians is a meaninglessly small fraction of the actual problem. This is essentially a bad fai
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Surely an interview scenario is far less stressful than an actual outage though? Your performance in the real one is a lot more important for your job/career than the interview is.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Sure, nobody is worried that if you eat healthy food every day or sleep 8 hours every night, it may eventually turn into life-impairing addiction.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
That's simply not what the research has found. Edit: Allow me to clarify - the research everyone is citing that says masking is effective in teachers and ineffective in students (the 37% number) predates both the delta variant and wide
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Seems pretty bold of CloudKitchen to stomp on a neighborhood like this. It wouldn’t take much for the residents to completely freeze their business by blocking that road with cones, parking cars so the garbage trucks can’t make turns, etc.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Yeah that’s definitely how people who commit fraud like to be described. Doesn’t mean they aren’t scumbag fraudsters who knew exactly what they were doing.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Are there any climatologists who have written about Gribbin's Ice Age idea? Not that I think he's necessarily wrong, but I am a little extra skeptical when an expert in an adjacent area of research is positioned as a contrarian to
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Stripe's hands are tied - they need financial services to operate and banks (and CC processors) are the ones pushing down these puritanical values.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Are you referring to the voice assistant telemetry? That's not passively recorded according to Google, but if you have evidence to the contrary I can think of a number of news outlets (and prosecutors in 2 party consent states) that wo
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by NationalPark 5y ago
The conspiracy that never dies. I think it's so sticky because people feel very uncomfortable when they realize how much Google knows about you without having to listen.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Why is it that one conspiracy breeds another with you guys? I just skimmed your history and not only are you a climate science denier, you are also a covid denier, and you believe that the "mainstream media" is conspiring to depre
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by NationalPark 5y ago
Most of the food items counted are regulated or graded eg beef. So the package constituents are being considered generally.
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by NationalPark 5y ago
That’s mobile only I think but you’re right.

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