admin_account

4 ms·

1.
by admin_account 1y ago
That’s interesting! My mind always just assumes the reason is some “core” biological reason. I think contralateral wiring helps the brain manage signal sequencing while preserving evolutionary symmetry. The spinal cord handles rapid reflexe
2.
by admin_account 1y ago
My bio is rusty but I remember that archaeon are into extreme situations. Is it so weird to find an example of one essentially “offloading” some functionality to its host? Especially in a diluted environment like the oceans
3.
by admin_account 1y ago
Death, taxes, and pension liabilities absolutely nuking your financial future. GE, GM, Ford, Greece, and coming to your country soon.
4.
by admin_account 6y ago
From a technical standpoint, no. From a cultural standpoint, yes.
5.
by admin_account 6y ago
Jim Simons/Renaissance were the first great quant hedge fund. For the last 30 years their annualized returns, after fees, is 39%.
6.
by admin_account 6y ago
What is the point of UBI studies this small? Giving a few hundred people extra money each month will improve the well being, no question about it. The issues with UBI only arise when it's done at scale. For example let's say you g
7.
by admin_account 6y ago
That's all true, but overall they've been steadily falling since 2010. However I disagree with your view of the ecosystem. The web needs stability and consistency more than anything else. FF switching to Chromium would help with t
8.
by admin_account 6y ago
This probably won't be popular but, does anyone take Mozilla seriously? For me they've always seemed well intentioned, but completely oblivious to reality. For example, does a browser with 5% marketshare really need its own engine