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boppo1
3y ago
>Maybe the question should be: why is it apparently so common for leadership to make wide ranging policy without arming themselves with the most basic data, which should be easily available? LIRP/ZIRP prevented the market from weedi
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3y ago
>always been about power and ego. No, it's about CRE investments. Pre-'rona, CRE was viewed as an extremely stable asset class. There are lots of interests (including a lot of 401Ks I bet) that don't wanna see the asset cl
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3y ago
I can't help but think all this media about airplane safety is related to efforts to get average people to reduce their carbon footprints.
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3y ago
If I reside in the US but am a dual US-EU citizen, does this apply to me?
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3y ago
>forming teams with people that by their own nature or preferences will thrive in the setup that's decided So offering people remote work for a 20% TC reduction?
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3y ago
>going to entrench low social mobility Pretty sure we're already there.
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3y ago
>eventually the wings will fall off an old plane in the air. Has this ever happened for an airliner?
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3y ago
I'm not him, but is there a point-for-point debunking of the RFKJ JRE episode. RFKJ, to a pro-vaccine layperson like me, was surprisingly compelling about his anti-vax position, citing research with abstracts & conclusions that see
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3y ago
>very little doubt that social media is hard to use in a positive way these days Horseshit. I use Facebook and Instagram and love both. When I see something I don't like, I click the 'Don't show me stuff like this' op
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3y ago
>makes me question if we are even a functioning democracy Obviously, obviously not.
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3y ago
Idk, the mandatory sing-alongs about credit cards are pretty rough. Maybe worse than surprise skydiving.
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3y ago
>there are other companies that seem to manage a better balance between profit and public responsibility How's the comp and WLB? Can you list these companies?
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3y ago
Is The Vessel still closed because too many people were committing sudoku by jumping off it?
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3y ago
If I like BDSM, and that is cataloged, I can easily see that being leveraged against me. We should focus on tools and systems that empower parents to guide their childrens' internet experience. Maybe a token of some sort sites can use
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3y ago
>there's no obvious way you could find the right magic knock to operate this feature short of doing a full silicon teardown and reverse engineering (impractical at these nodes). Then how did these researchers do it? Not being cheeky
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3y ago
> about information that are available in primary sources. Can you give an example?
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3y ago
You're downvoted because people who aren't enthusiasts just don't have the experience to understand. It's like the EU ban[0] on lead paint. Fine artists said "wait but what about Flake white? It's a critical pa
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3y ago
So we can play ut24k online again? Someone could setup a master server list?
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3y ago
What's the best course on getting started with Ghidra?
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3y ago
It looks neat for a teenager, I'm definitely impressed at the "all-in-one" idea that it has DCC DAW and game engine together. But the sculpting is clearly pretty rudimentary. One video I saw, a guy had sculpted Kermit and it
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3y ago
No.
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3y ago
As someone who knows quite a bit about 3d modeling, using a game controller sounds hellish for getting anything done.
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3y ago
With all the recent stuff in gaussian splats and the SMERF demos, I'm wondering if the 'content problem'[0] of VR is suddenly much closer to being solved. [0] Right now it's very expensive to make good 3d assets.
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3y ago
>If the joy of your bad habits outweigh whatever other sources of joy you have in your daily life, then it's hard to motivate someone to stop. In their mind, they are making the conclusion that they'd rather die with some joy f
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3y ago
Wish I could motivate my mom. She's quite overweight and she even agrees she needs to lose it, but she just wont exercise or stop buying sweets and snacks. My father and I have told her we're happy to go without that stuff in the
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3y ago
Does CPI adjust for shrinkflation?
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3y ago
Are there any finance guys here that know the prospectus form number that lays out all the nitty gritty details of how the ETF holds bitcoin? Like the ETF version of an S-1?
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3y ago
It's so people get into accidents and they can say 'oh told you so'
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3y ago
You don't seem to have any doubt. When I broach this subject, it always goes one of two ways (so far): 1. Other party either agrees or doesn't agree entirely but acknowledges the disparity between common experience and economic re
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3y ago
No proof at all, just anecdotes from everyone I know and everyone I interact with online who doesn't work in high finance, medicine, or tech. You seem awfully confident in the official data. What proof do you have?
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