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by avs733 5y ago
Because you can’t/don’t integrate major process changes at individual steps. You introduce entirely new or revised processes with many steps updated or new technology introduce in tandem …so called nodes. When you move to suv, for exam
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by avs733 5y ago
Both of those are hypotheticals the other side would have to provide some evidence to support in court The investigation here was grounded in an attorney reading a report and saying “look person sent a text message at time x just before cra
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by avs733 5y ago
Alternative, potentially biased, but non paywalled coverage with some further backstory: https://lawsintexas.com/texas-federal-judge-rodney-gilstrap-...
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Judge friendly to patent trolls failed to recuse 138 cases of financial conflict(wsj.com)
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by avs733 5y ago
can I get peer review of my NFT of a Tajik cradle?
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by avs733 5y ago
I feel a bit sad that the authors needed 'machine learning' to identify those three patterns...
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by avs733 5y ago
Of course it’s naive. He observed problems and then offered solutions to the observed problems. His diagnosis was “too many containers” Twitter does not lend itself to failure analysis techniques like five whys, but I feel like even one or
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by avs733 5y ago
You pretty much just described a ponzu scheme. If we perpetually need more than we will never have enough as we head towards/are in a negative feedback loop of sustainable maintenance.
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by avs733 5y ago
I think you are right, although I'll note that I'm speaking from experience at three institutions now (two large, one small). I would highlight small liberal arts colleges as absolutely different. From working at a number of &#x27
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by avs733 5y ago
there is a difference between 'keeping information from the public' and 'being concerned that partial information is being presented'. Free Solo is one of my favorite movies of the last decade. In the movie, they are fun
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by avs733 5y ago
>Performance evaluation in academia is tied to the ability to post X papers in well respected established publications with a high impact factor In the US at least, that evaluation is performed by faculty not by a system. If three scho
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by avs733 5y ago
I share the sentiment of your post but as an academic, I think you are wrong and the OP is right. The older academic generations have literally built this system and then no point to it as inherent and unable to be changed. They point to so
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by avs733 5y ago
I love that society has reached “I dislike you because you are teaching children to do dangerous things” is “elitist” point in its development. Civ didn’t prepare me for this.
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by avs733 5y ago
I would go further and say that us being excited, and it being newsworthy, when a CEO's vision of the future is shared is deeply troubling. Their incentives are only aligned with society at the absolute loosest level.
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by avs733 5y ago
Dehumanization?
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by avs733 5y ago
Narratives about who is listened to Theories about entrepreneurship for example are entirely based on the actions of financially successful entrepreneurs. There’s nothing to prove they are more rational or somehow superior…but that’s who ge
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by avs733 5y ago
Clarifying…we agree You are trying to explain this point to someone who’s entire belief structure relies on not understanding it. You are right, damn right, but I’ve learned it’s not worth your time.
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by avs733 5y ago
Because your analogy is faulty. If you call a plumbing company and they send a plumber who nursery’s you, you would damn sure sue the plumbing company. The police would handle the plumber as a criminal matter.
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by avs733 5y ago
Your comments have many characteristics of a bad faith argument, for example confusing well defined and easy to separate concepts in an effort to create ambiguity. The best way to address a bad faith argument is to label it as such and not
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by avs733 5y ago
The argument you are arguing with is predicated now on what free-speech is it isn’t but on situating one side as the victim of free speech crimes. It is a typical fascist argument that is characteristic of pretty much every version of fasci
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by avs733 5y ago
you could alternately classify their reasoning as 'basic humanity' rather than political. When we are discussing the value or humanity of certain groups the discussion goes well beyond the label of 'political' but everyt
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by avs733 5y ago
the one part of this I will defend is taxpayers footing the bill. Frankly, the government employs cops on our behalf and they act on behalf of the population. This type of behavior is part of the American culture of policing, it is not &#x2
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by avs733 5y ago
it's not a dynamic it is propaganda designed to delegitimize concerns about working conditions. Labor is a form of capital when there is not enough labor to go around - or when labor can be more easily relocated.
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by avs733 5y ago
"free market exists for employees as well as businesses, businesses concerned" I found myself recently listening to a podcast about the teacher shortage. Something like 20% of first year teachers leave the profession. It costs aro
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by avs733 5y ago
Corporations willing to hollow out the foundation of society is their fault, not people who get told to “find a better laying job” If your job is essential to the functio of society you should 1) have a living wage 2) have a group advocati
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by avs733 5y ago
The problem is society can’t afford the outcome of paying truck drivers less. Lower paid, younger, less experienced, more exhausted, and passed off truck drivers are an increased danger to other drivers. That is an externality, to say it’s
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by avs733 5y ago
Yeah but those don’t exist right! It would skew our distribution!
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by avs733 5y ago
Blossom ventures… When I pull the link it looks like they updated their data to now use ipo specifically. Of 127 ipo’s: 15% median 20% average https://blossomstreetventures.com/2020/08/05/founder-ownersh...
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by avs733 5y ago
Exactly…the packages that get reported on don’t get reported on for being the average or the median. They get reported on for being noteworthy. The last good data I saw (which I believe was 2017?) had median founder ownership at large exit
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by avs733 5y ago
Thats fine. I'm talking about empirical research about motivation rather than platitudes though. It would be wonderful if all of my students were motivated to learn the subject matter I teach, believe me. However, it is more useful to

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