boppo1

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by boppo1 3y ago
Lots of economic theories are actually pretty strong. Your gripe ought to be with the FOMC abusing Keynes right in the very center of our whole system. Please see my recent comments for an explanation.
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by boppo1 3y ago
Please see my comment history for my post immediately prior to this one. We agree that the wealthy have a disproportionate slice, at least, but I think I have a more specific and realistically-addressable cause than 'capitalism'..
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by boppo1 3y ago
>Central planning doesnt work This is funny because it's the reason so many people are questioning the status quo or what they call 'capitalism' these days. The FOMC is at the center of the US (and to a large extent global
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by boppo1 3y ago
Wealth is reduced by consumption. It cannot be endlessly copied at negligible cost. A closer (but not perfect) analogy is more like "pooling and sharing the computational time of the university's lone supercomputer makes everyone&
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by boppo1 3y ago
>Among the artifacts scientists uncovered were a liberty dollar coin from 1800, a 50 cent piece from 1828, a quarter from 1818, a dime from 1827, a 5 cent coin from 1795, a penny from 1827 and an Erie Canal commemorative medal from 1826,
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by boppo1 3y ago
>Among the artifacts scientists uncovered were a liberty dollar coin from 1800, a 50 cent piece from 1828, a quarter from 1818, a dime from 1827, a 5 cent coin from 1795, a penny from 1827 and an Erie Canal commemorative medal from 1826,
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by boppo1 3y ago
Nouveau barely works iirc
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by boppo1 3y ago
> The three-letter agencies just placed dozens and dozens of people (who decided to quit the CIA, NSA, and FBI in their 30s for some reason and change careers) in the executive suites of every social network. Where can I find more about
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by boppo1 3y ago
> Then parental leave could really feel more like a vacation to spend time with your child doing meaningful stuff, instead of getting no sleep taking care of an eating and shitting, noise making creature. Then they'd just drop paren
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by boppo1 3y ago
For a programming novice: Is CoW where a 'child' process operates on a copy of data stored elsewhere in memory, but you have some mechanism to always update the copy any time the parent process modifies/writes to the original
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by boppo1 3y ago
How do I avoid this in my career?
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by boppo1 3y ago
Nuclear waste storage site.
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by boppo1 3y ago
The DeBeers marketing is still effective and most (US at least) women still want them for their romantic authenticity. I suspect this will be unpopular, but I know many of my married buddies would likely not be if they had insisted and held
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by boppo1 3y ago
I have a childhood friend who became a doctor. Everyone admires him. He's a good dude and deserves it. But I often find myself feeling like I wasted myself by not pursuing medicine; I had the grades. Instead I've pursued illustrat
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by boppo1 3y ago
>But as long as there is incentive for the security industry to inflate their accomplishments, they will. Can you elaborate on/contextualize this?
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by boppo1 3y ago
I'm down to one cup a day in the morning. If I quit entirely, how long until I should notice the benefits? A month?
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by boppo1 3y ago
It's a little convoluted, but google 'dcf model', 'benchmark rates', and 'open market operations'. It's more than a single post to explain the mechanics, but you can grok it in a few afternoons. I&#x2
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by boppo1 3y ago
What is the landscaping around single family homes like then? Or do you just have urban & rural without an in-between?
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by boppo1 3y ago
Wonder why Zuck particularly wants to kill OpenAI instead of increasing revenue with a new product offering.
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by boppo1 3y ago
Kotor 2
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by boppo1 3y ago
I'm curious why he didn't see it coming and finish his push to Moscow. He was dead the moment he started down that path and could have only saved himself with a coup.
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by boppo1 3y ago
Richard hamming lectures? I'd google, but I wouldn't know if I'd found the ones you meant.
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by boppo1 3y ago
This summary really undersells the book IMO. It's one of the more interesting books I've read in that it is not structured linearly. He introduces a few ideas which have very particular language he defines in the remainder of the
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by boppo1 3y ago
What if I’m running windows in a VM in Ubuntu and only feeding it exactly the relevant stuff?
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by boppo1 3y ago
How does one know when newbie gains are maxed out? I mostly do calisthenics because I actually got into working out because it was part of injury-recovery. I'm enjoying my gains and would like to push myself to get bigger gains, but li
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by boppo1 3y ago
Can we have one of these with probability and stats?
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by boppo1 3y ago
Haha too bad for them I ignore any terminal text that: - I didn't type myself - isn't a prompt of some sort - isn't an all caps warning before a prompt
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by boppo1 3y ago
I thought asylums were by-and-large just hellholes we locked people up in. I have no source, but my impression was that for every one person adequately treated, there were 20-30 that were neglected or horribly abused, like having all their
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by boppo1 3y ago
This might be better with a title that indicates the red flags are about Amazon's quality assurance. Initially I thought it was a post along the lines of a "How could a book be ready so fast unless the wildfires were planned??&quo
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by boppo1 3y ago
Maybe Musks' 'everything app' vision is going to work after all.

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