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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
With a .9% serious bite rate, (thats not accounting for the fact that they are most often owned by people who purposefully dont train them) Do you think we should ban these whereve you live too...? Cars: (Accidents Involving Injury - 0.56%)
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Id take it a step further. The immorality of cryptocurrency isn't complicated and defines why it never has become more. Fiat money exists within a social contract - governments that issue currency must also maintain the infrastructure
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
I mean, the honest truth is something closer to: We have no clue how all this is going to play out, what value is captureable and what parts of a lead are likely to stay protected. This race is essentially the collective belief in a generat
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Using a company run by a Finkelstein to sell Swastika shirts is always a risky strategy Ye.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
The exact opposite. Relative to ChatGPT Anthropic has an enormous "brand problem." What they should be doing is exclusive deals like this, but with deals with large publishers on a recurring basis and figure out how to teach cons
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
It's unpopular but, crypto as it exists looks a lot like sports betting with "prop bets" "Futures bets" and "lines." They basically. found a way to sell sports betting to STEM people.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Please be serious. Any suggestion that TikTok poses no real threat to U.S. interests is staggeringly naive. Imagine if CBS, NBC, FOX, and ABC were all owned and operated by the government of America’s greatest adversary—that’s essentially w
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
This is take is so naive. Tiktok is the equivalent of CBS, NBC, FOX and ABC all being owned by the US's largest threat/enemy's government. Chinese nationals are banned from even accessing TikTok within China in addition to t
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
That sure reads like a personal opinion and not a fact. I think the passion of your response is the problem pointed out in the article as well as the general problem of freedom of speech. Everyone thinks they know where the "obvious&
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
I actually think those are not the main factors. What really happened was for the first time in history, there was competition on how you could talk and "hang" with friends. Mobile phones and then social media made it so people
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Thats the funny thing, Its hard to tell which side has more motivation for fraud.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
This feels a lot like the "blue-zone problem" in that it turned out blue zones were only prevalent in areas where they kept birth records poorly. I dont know much, but are less wealthy countries more statistically likely to create
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Im not sure im following
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
My brother in code, Hackernews is a blatant ad for YC, look at title bar. They just decided they could afford the subsidy to run it enough to be the sole supporter. In general, its easiest to charge the wealthiest group with the greatest mo
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Bravo, I couldn't have explained it better.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
How are you going to invent his intentions and then judge him for your inventions? This message board deserves better, the people deserve better.
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
Im betting secured debt was called. Given the "instant" nature, it likely means a debt covenant was broken, that is one of the few things that can shut a company down in 24 hours. Doubley so if the business isnt really profitable
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by beepbopboopp 2y ago
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
Well this opens some crazy second order consequences which I have noticed in my life. I am probably spending 10-15% more (forget inflation) with wfh and the more flexible hours. Where does this come from? Higher pay ultimately? A reductio
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
This is crazy. I vividly remember being a child during the 1994 Northridge Earthquake (Los Angeles) and driving with my father (who had to pick me up from a friends) and seeing the sky more of a flashing fuschia color.
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
Informative and concise. How can I subscribe to both of your journals?
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
Interesting. What is holding together the relationship between the pubs credibility and the universities? Is their money changing hands? Laziness in that they sort of do the filtering work for them? Or is it just good ole incumbency? Fro
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
Im just a simple country chicken (in that I know nothing about academia). Explain to me why there isnt more competition in this space? Arent these just high falutin' blogs? I get that each has built industry specific social capital,
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
Waymo was acquired externally.
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
How on earth can you claim to feel like you havent missed out on much when youve never tried it. What you're describing is more akin to growing up in your parents religion than making a personal choice.
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
This is a really interesting idea. I throw some money toward seeing this hypothesis tested or further explored. Ben Stiller do it meme
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
You should go look at the ratio between administrative costs and actual beat cop salaries. The rising cost of college and the rising cost of law enforcement/defense suffers from a similar decay of middle men leaches just creating fees
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
The unbearable weight of being is probably better tackled than all of them going and studying algae trying to figure out how we stay alive 10 more years with heavy anxiety.
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by beepbopboopp 3y ago
Please for the love of god stop with the "public transportation is dangerous" narrative. The numbers dont bare it out at all. The same goes for an increase in violent crime in most cities (unless your base case is COVID).