abirch

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by abirch 4y ago
The blockchain ownership may be flawed, just like the current paper one. That's why you'd still need title insurance. Sellers and buyers don't need agents right now. Thanks to Zillow, the price disparity is moot. I knew more
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by abirch 4y ago
Crypto is antiprivacy. All of the transactions are public, it just offers psuedo-anonymity. If we used crypto for all transactions you could see when I go to my local watering hole and wait for me to close out my tab.
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by abirch 4y ago
You could use the ancient Microsoft logic questions. They are equivalent as easy. Leetcode is sticky for a reason even if it's not the intended reason.
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by abirch 4y ago
I would switch. The question is what happens if the door is the prize?
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by abirch 4y ago
Thank you goodperson!! You made my week!
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by abirch 4y ago
I was thinking #000 or #0FF
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by abirch 4y ago
Check out Numberblocks from the BBC. My kindergartner found it while she was in Pre-K and learned multiplication and division on her own. Much of our intelligence is from our parents. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Heri
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by abirch 4y ago
What about differences in teacher salary? All of my kids' teachers have been superb. I agree with you that the outcomes of wealthy areas would be better due to many reasons outside of schools.
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by abirch 4y ago
The fact that my school provides chromebooks (while other schools in the same county do not) seems to be from a funding perspective. I'm not focusing on outcomes because I would expect people who can afford homes in my town can afford
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by abirch 4y ago
> This is an oft repeated myth. In addition to property taxes, school funding is supplemented by state and federal budgets, in inverse proportion to property taxes, so that racial differences in per-pupil funding are negligible: This is
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by abirch 4y ago
Doesn't appear to be working for Bloomberg, NY Times, etc.
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by abirch 4y ago
I appreciate your feedback. That said this is a message board for a bunch of nerds so hopefully people would discuss this with an oncologist. >> As with most experiments >This isn't true. It's absolutely standard in earli
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by abirch 4y ago
One absurdity of this is that Fox News is carbon neutral. https://digital.hbs.edu/platform-rctom/submission/the-parent...
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by abirch 4y ago
You're right. Especially in rural areas when you need the extra range.
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by abirch 4y ago
I intentionally avoided using placebo group. The control cohort may not have had cancer at all _____________ The plan is to enroll six patients with MSI, regardless of their primary cancer diagnosis. This cohort will serve to generate hypot
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by abirch 4y ago
You're correct. We'd expect to see more extreme outcomes with smaller sample sizes. The question is does this translate to more drugs when administered early which was the real reason for this study.
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by abirch 4y ago
Why is this top 10? It's just a rant.
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by abirch 4y ago
As with most experiments there's a control group (6 patients). The original statement of 18 participants is correct along with yours of 12 patient treatment group.
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by abirch 4y ago
That's great for your dad. Thank you for also distinguishing between types of cancer and the nebulous term cancer, many people don't make the distinction.
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by abirch 4y ago
Contract to hire. My best jobs came this way, but I understand it's not for everyone.
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by abirch 4y ago
Depends on your level of honesty. Given that you're fixing typos to say that you contributed to a project, you'd probably double down and quote the number of PR (remember to only do 1 typo fix per PR) and then add a real bug you m
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by abirch 4y ago
You're right about who is to say. It depends on how much Crypto grows and how important engineering is to a Crypto brokerage, e.g., Vanguard's UI sucks but their rates are great and that's why I have my money there.
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by abirch 4y ago
How likely are good programmers to accept offers from Coinbase in the future? It sounds like a death spiral with the lack of backfilling.
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by abirch 4y ago
For me it'd be hard to pay 1K a year although I could afford it. Heck it was only back in 2019 that I'd force myself to buy apps that make me happy, even though I'd drop 6 dollars on a coffee without thinking twice. I'm
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by abirch 4y ago
I was going off the exact quote that you quoted from "Economic Possibilities For Our Grandchildren." Keynes even had the caveat that this may take longer with a war. He was extrapolating out productivity gains and moving it to red
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by abirch 4y ago
You're right. It's funny you mention law because my brother-in-law is a partner at a large law firm. He took family time: 3 hours away from work on a Sunday evening for an extended family dinner. The guy works crazy hard. The odd
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by abirch 4y ago
The unfortunate thing about the lab leak is many of the peope promoting the theory were blaming Fauci. Everyone always wants to have an opinion on everything instead of realizing our own ignorance.
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by abirch 4y ago
They could easily look at velocity. Upvotes/Time
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by abirch 4y ago
Our disagreement appears to be this. You believe that zero interest rates lead to bubbles. I believe that excess liquidity is responsible for bubbles. They frequently both happen together because that's how the Fed tries to stimulate g
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by abirch 4y ago
> That's very hard to know, but to be clear it's negative real rates that drive the bubbles. Real rates are usually negative. Real interest rates defined as the Nominal Rate - Inflation. Japan has a negative nominal rate right

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