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autokad
5y ago
what I don't understand is none of the companies that bribed him had criminal charges levied against them. doesn't this reek of companies doing bad ok, smash the ants?
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5y ago
its nature to murder. humans murder each other far less than other primates.
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autokad
5y ago
immigrants don't want to live here. They want to take the money and leave.
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5y ago
housing is not stocks, thus you cant think like a house is a stock. They are a leveraged investment that lacks the price discovery and liquidity stocks provide. imagine a 1m$ house. you have to put 200k$ down into a single house (no divers
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5y ago
probably same reason as me. I hate Seattle, but I have to live here for employment. many employers dont give flexibility, and I am not in a position to work at an employer that both pays me well and allows me to live where I want.
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5y ago
yeah, pretty funny how a cosmic ray can flip an election.
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autokad
5y ago
good call out and excellent representation of the formula. I was having issues
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autokad
5y ago
there's a closed form solution: ((golden ratio)* * N - (1 / golden ratio)* * N) / * *.5
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autokad
5y ago
surgical masks only provide about 60% protection and cloth masks about 12%. The benefit is too low to throw our freedom away.
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autokad
5y ago
its very true. I worked in a research lab in health and it was unbearable being around those people. 'we can't do that, people will use it wrongly' 'we cant tell the people that, they might use the information wrongly.&#
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5y ago
its my experience if its just 10s of GBs then use 'normal' solutions. if TB then spark is great for that. note I have only used DataBricks & Spark, no snowflake.
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5y ago
I didn't name call, I called out a behavior. I still think this was the intended goal of the original commenter. I don't care if you are wiser or not, that's not my responsibility.
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5y ago
False. They didnt provide any evidence to support their claim, and given their claim is absolutely ridiculous and baseless, its ok to say: that's not going to happen. If they disagree, they can give some evidence and the conversation c
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autokad
5y ago
climate change is not going to make the world dystopian in 20 years. That's just fear mongering.
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5y ago
actually, facebook would rather not censor. they have to do so because Google and Apple makes them. if both of those companies ban facebook ap, FB is gone, completely. if just 1 of the two ban fb, facebook is barely alive.
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5y ago
I dont understand how online degrees cost so much. When I taught, I was paid around 10-15k$. I had 25 students paying 6600$ tuition + fees. I get that the 15000$<<165,000$ is because of infrastructure, etc, but online? really?
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5y ago
I can't speak of the online degree, but the MCIT program is pretty good. I graduated from the standard CS but many of my friends were in the MCIT degree. Given they came from more varied backgrounds, I actually thought the student body
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autokad
5y ago
it seems to me you are conflating different concepts. I haven't said anything about physics laws.
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5y ago
Its the idea if you take one slice of the universe, it should be the same as any other slice. in this case, not talking about different physics but different makeups. then they noticed that the spin of galaxies is correlated. like one pie i
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5y ago
the biggest point is: you are telling me there is something that makes up the majority of matter in the universe (27% dark matter vs 5% matter) and we still haven't observed a single iota of it, even after spending more than 3 decades
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autokad
5y ago
well zuck basically has full decision rights over FB shares. If I am not mistaken, only he has voting rights, no FB common share holder holds any voting rights
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autokad
5y ago
I don't reckon this is something that is taxed. We don't get taxed if an employer pays for us to go to a conference, offers us legal advice, etc.
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5y ago
its not always a term to dehumanize, but is often used as a way to do so. recognize nuance in the world. characterizing someone is also a way to dehumanize them, FYI. If you don't like a group of people and you want to get other people
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5y ago
when people say anti-vaxxer I get so confused. They call people who are against vaccines vaxers, which is kind of stupid because thats like calling people who wont play ball 'ballers'. They just did the 'er' thing to deh
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5y ago
people should be judged by their behavior and actions, not anything else, including not their current or past employers.
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5y ago
not saying its right, but all the tech companies do it. Blind for instance will remove a post within minutes if you create a post saying 'blind is censoring our posts', as they did with me. Surprised I didn't get banned but m
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5y ago
'some' theorized Tall el-Hammam is Sodom and Gomorrah
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5y ago
I agree, this article was worse than crap. its dangerous
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5y ago
what? where at?
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5y ago
we could have argued for all masks being sold to post some measurable stat about the mask, but then others would have argued that would have prevented masks from even hitting the shelf and we'd be worse off.
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