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by avs733 2y ago
The thing with a gold rush is you often end up selling shovels after the gold has run out, but no one knows that until hindsight. There will probably be a couple scares that the gold has run out first to. And again the difference is only vi
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by avs733 2y ago
Said another way…Elizabeth Holmes product hurt people by failing. Sam’s product may well end up hurting society by working.
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by avs733 2y ago
Basically what you are saying is that me robbing you, and me making economic policy that might lead to increased unemployment which might lead to greater housing or food insecurity which might lead to increases in crime which might lead to
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by avs733 2y ago
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by avs733 2y ago
What makes you think that is the actual goal rather than just what you are being told the goal is?
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by avs733 2y ago
We just rehired the guy in charge…minor observation I’m sure.
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by avs733 2y ago
This committee doesn’t make regulations they make expert suggestions. This is way off the original topic of course…but you can do a quick search of the federal register they you can see the agenda of meetings and such. A recent one reviewed
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by avs733 2y ago
I imagine there is a big gap between the things they deal with the most and the things they need to plan for the most. I send more emails than anything, but if you tried to get me to spend time being trained on sending email they wouldn’t f
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by avs733 2y ago
When doing business is a bribe it’s perfect
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by avs733 2y ago
the amount of random 'stuff' like this that I've accummulated over the years could fill a book that is interesting only to me lol Thanks for the link!
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by avs733 2y ago
Can't find a source at the moment but cool side anecdote to this...working from memory Honeywell was largely the driving force behind developing terrain avoidance systems for commercial aircraft. Those initial systems worked based on c
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by avs733 2y ago
> I don't see the problem with the comment that you responded to. It's not surprising to me. The problem is that you provide other examples and then extrapolate from there that the original comment could be true. However, wheth
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by avs733 2y ago
> Who teaches the "<math specialty> for business" courses? IME, it was math professors. IME its the same...I've also found that approach works less well at generating good learning. It (seemingly inherently) results
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by avs733 2y ago
> That it has “hacker” is seemingly incidental. This place has always had bad takes from rich people - or takes from people who are seeking to be rich by way of tech Right, but hacker is the culture they have wrapped themselves in, and I
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by avs733 2y ago
He didn’t even have to build his own strawman. It is a shared strawman - which is more efficient. PG out there disrupting the bad faith argument industry.
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by avs733 2y ago
I find this highly highly suspect as an anecdote without some supporting evidence A quick search suggests this is a bit of a running meme used to discredit and poke fun at such trainings rather than something you’ve honestly experienced.
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by avs733 2y ago
The version of hacking I’ve grown up with for 30 plus years has always had very little space in it for bad takes from rich people.
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by avs733 2y ago
That’s not what is happening and I suspect you know it. The comments have quite clearly laid out how to uninformed this perspective is because it lacks knowledge. It’s not because he’s white ir male it’s because he’s talking over people who
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by avs733 2y ago
It’s almost like that is the entirety of the rhetorical and argument station expectations when people comment on too much wokeness. Vibes. “I invented a meaning for this word that bears no resemblance to its actual meaning and then am criti
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by avs733 2y ago
>PE for physicists You meant juggling and fencing? A more pragmatic answer is who’s going to teach it? Someone with weak skills in the discipline? Or someone with weak skills in computing? (This is a glib answer) Finding people at the tr
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by avs733 2y ago
> More glad than ever that I deleted my FB account 10 years ago I hung on to facebook largely because marketplace makes parenting markedtly cheaper. I've used it less and less to the point I forget about it. This finally inspired me
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by avs733 2y ago
is there an easy solution for this? I recently found myself looking through old bookmarks from a long previous project and only about 1/3 worked and it made me sad.
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by avs733 2y ago
while I can imagine the frustration, I'm not sure this is a post you want attached to your name if you have to get into a legal battle with them.
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by avs733 2y ago
The Colorado Department of Public Health (who by the way are AWESOME) have a sub page on specifically this: https://cdphe.colorado.gov/animal-related-diseases/prion-dis... (it links to the page you provided) As noted o
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by avs733 2y ago
but you can pledge the debt itself.
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by avs733 2y ago
and is arguing that the problem with the sale is that the people he owes money don't have any money because he hasn't paid them.
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by avs733 2y ago
Ignoring the fact that he lost for not participating and for lying throughout the process...which is why we are were we are...its worth reviewing what he actually did. A really entertaining podcast has actually done a series of episodes on
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by avs733 2y ago
The second highest bidder was Alex Jones
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by avs733 2y ago
>A transfer will be fraudulent if made with actual intent to hinder, delay, or defraud any creditor. If they get it less, later, or more chaotically, or if that was the intent it is.
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by avs733 2y ago
but if we launder it through law talking then it cannot be questioned.

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