RationPhantoms

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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
This is the first time I've seen WSJ articles not be given full access from archive.
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
It's not that hard to see parallels between economies with near-zero interest rates and academic institutions that have an equal almost-unlimited money supply with near-zero risk (one cannot get rid of student debt in bankruptcy court)
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
What about workers in other states (NY) working for a CA-based employer?
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
This is a hilariously bad take. PON works well for residential and SMB last-mile connectivity. Especially compared to the shitshow that is coaxial troubleshooting.
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
I love that idea. There was that fun app that identifies birds by recording their sounds. I would love the same for signals.
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
Guess you've never met anyone in finance, huh?
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
Thank you for adding rationality to this argument. The whole notion that "boomers" are some unnatural microcosm of what humans have been doing for thousands of years is laughable. I always ask my fellow millennials, what are you d
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
Oh please, the United States is so incredibly armed, my death will likely come at the hands of some misplaced right-wing militarized fascist group performing mass murders under the guise of "Freedom" and "A return to the cons
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
Not sure if this a joke but SA is the exact country I would expect to utilize spyware against its citizens.
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
If you're not under the threat cone of nation state surveillance (like trying to exfiltrate the radar-asborbing paint formula on the F35) then I wouldn't be too concerned. "That's not the point! It's about privacy!&
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
How much of it is OpenAI/Microsoft curtailing the compute being used to generate responses?
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
I thought the Amish were strictly non-violent? Isn't it one of the Christian tenets of "turn the other cheek"? Their predisposition for non-violence may change when they encounter roving gangs of wasteland bandits (from New J
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
At this point, I'm surprised by the fact that we haven't bred a superior race of Mice that glow in the dark and live forever.
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
You're arguing for less transparency here? I think one of the side benefits to witnessing the LK-99 discussion is people from all walks (sure, Twitter/X isn't the end all/be-all of global communication) discussing/f
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
Who in the US profits the most from Alfafa exports to these countries?
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
I love Costco, truly. I love the lack of mental noise I feel when I browse the aisles. I love the selection of goods and pricing leverage they have on manufacturers and their competitors. However, Costco's technology is woefully inadeq
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
I've long wanted an informational slider to bits of text. Something where you can zoom in and out to the level of desired complexity. LLM's might be able to fill in some of those gaps. You could turn any paper into a introduction
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
Ugh, disgusting! They must have some sort of hiring board website where you can find these? What specific disgusting site would those be on? Ugh!
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
Good point on the scale. However, Phoenix is also a retirement destination so you're looking at a larger portion of the population being susceptible to heat waves.
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by RationPhantoms 3y ago
Wouldn't that then require communication with those satellites to receive the shift/drift info? Doesn't that eradicate the point of a navigational system without reliance on GPS/satellites? Or is the drift is so minor th
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
I love this idea. It's like a proxy for hiring. I see similarities to recruitment firms yet a lot better.
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
She's being replaced by a person from the Doubleclick acquisition. What does that signal to you will happen to the already embattled creator space?
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
The best way I've heard to explain the difference is men are dying of thirst in a desert and woman are dying of thirst in an ocean.
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
Well Search is definitely better for Google's Shareholders. They've always made a killing but must be making substantially more with how degraded the product has felt recently.
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
I find using the website Short Form to help with get to the meet of these self-help books. Can't recommend that enough.
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
While true, the culture of guns in Switzerland is very different to the US.
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
I appreciate you writing this and will absolutely show him what can be achieved.
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
This article feels like it was written for my brother. He's been fired, sequentially, 4 times in roles of progressively narrower scope/salary. From project manager (80k+) at a large NYC-BASED structured-cabling company to a billin
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
I find it refreshing. The job entails the suppression of the NYC population of rats, wouldn't you want it to be dressed up a bit?
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by RationPhantoms 4y ago
Isn't that also why billionaires close to Russia have been "dying"? Their assets would be property of the state ergo Putin's coffers.

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