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Yeah, that’s exactly the point. Billions of people with thousands (millions?) dying each day, leads to a pretty continuous curve, not one with gaps at the tail.
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"None of the problems facing humanity today are technically difficult to solve." - yes, if you're trying to solve them the way a toddler would without considering secondary effects of your solutions. "Simply declaring a
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"None of the problems facing humanity today are technically difficult to solve. Holistic farming methods could heal soil and water, sequester carbon, increase biodiversity, and actually increase yields to swiftly solve various ecologic
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5y ago
Product trumps marketing. Justice in the hot sauce industry!
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5y ago
Related: is anyone here part of any sort of secret societies in Silicon Valley that they want to write about? I've heard rumors about these sorts of things, but never read anything specific on the web.
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5y ago
I'm sure these are solid founders, but I have to ask: how on earth did this idea get into YC? What was the rationale for thinking this would be a great portfolio company; splitting bills? I'm sure it was a lot of work to set up 5,
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5y ago
How long until this is used in interrogations of criminals...
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5y ago
This is interesting, because Wealthfront previously claimed to be a research backed start-up that provided optimal risk / volatility tradeoffs. It seems like they've given up claiming their portfolios are the best available and gi
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Wealthfront Gives Up Control
(finance.yahoo.com)
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5y ago
Meanwhile in the tech industry, big companies are paying college interns more than $2000/week.
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6y ago
He probably should have negotiated (ahead of time) with the landlord. The landlord isn't making any money with the building sitting empty, so doing some kind of venture debt or profit share with the landlord w/ lower rent during
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6y ago
Anyone from https://www.dedrone.com/ able to comment? It seems surprising that they took no action other than observing. The US Navy seems to get upset when other boats come near them, yet were tolerant of a UAV over their
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6y ago
If he had emigrated to Canada, he gets a 30% boost in currency and his medical bills drop to closer to $0. 1.2M is more than most people earn in a lifetime, so seems he should be set up for leanFIRE. That said, the article seemed pretty hil
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6y ago
It really isn't. SpaceX is in LA, and engineers that can get jobs there can easily work at google. $20K in net profit is a drop in the bucket.
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6y ago
I clicked this way back link, and it reminded me of what the internet used to be. It was so much cooler.
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6y ago
As someone ignorant, and I mean no disrespect by saying this... this thread reads like an H.P. Lovecraft or Dan Brown novel. Please keep this thread alive, it's fascinating!
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6y ago
YES! If they're giving Tesla incentives give battery operated leaf blowers incentives as well. Super happy cities are starting to do this, hope my neighborhood could as well. State should step up subsidies to encourage this.
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This guy claims swapping is efficient, yet I see other posts saying they're going to blow out in under 2 years due to write load on the 8GB versions of the M1 laptops
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6y ago
That's not "artificially" low. You need to do a residency to be properly trained to handle all kinds of situations. Your surgeon can't be in a position of "well I've never done this in a supervised setting so
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6y ago
Exactly. Watching Gantz, you wait for that moment at the end where something happens and realize you've wasted 10 hours of your life. Accused of a crime? You may realize you've wasted your life in jail because you hired a bad law
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6y ago
This is awesome! In my graduating class (at a top engineering/cs school) the smartest person with the most consistent high grades was a palestinian immigrant (who would always whisper the correct pronunciations when the professors were
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Sounds like they did it with paper. I think the general understanding of paper filing systems vs. computer systems is less specialized!
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These are prison workers and you're asking them to run a social network (with certain constraints). They wouldn't even know the first thing about how to hire someone capable of doing this. They'd have to hire a consultant to
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6y ago
Do you think blackberry is ever going to hit a price of $28 again short of a market dynamics play like a squeeze? Break even price? Through what, innovation? Currency inflation?
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Please enlighten us on how this is not the fault of RH for not being properly capitalized to handle some volatility. Stocks go up 10X in a day every day. GME just happens to be the stock du jour, trade in scary pharma and you get this sort
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Hint: if something is free, you might be paying for it in other ways. The collateral obligations to run a brokerage are a real thing and these under capitalized brokerages are messing with the market. There's a reason the big boys trad
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6y ago
Just my suspicion but I think the big thing is going to be what happens when you leave your remote job and try to find a new one. At the moment, in Silicon Valley, that answer is pretty obvious. . . you can find another job. Outside of sil
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I thought this was pretty interesting. The basic problem of lack of tactile feedback is one you can test easily by trying to type on on an iphone vs. an old school blackberry while riding a roller coaster. When you have something to brace a
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6y ago
TIL about Parler.
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Twitter has just made the most aggressive move they can against 70M americans who voted for this person 2 months ago. Furthermore, they didn't give the sitting POTUS a chance to de-escalate the situation. If his tweets are causing prob
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