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boublepop
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Calling the oldest trade in the world “late stage capitalism” seems kind of humorous. There’s nothing fundamentally new with OF, except scaling, and it’s not dead in the many places that have both legal prostitution and casual bars are ever
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boublepop
5y ago
Though for 80-90% og cases out there you seriously don’t need k8s, and when the small internal IT dept that used to “manage” a dozen virtual machines starts talking about “need to keep up with the times and use new tech” what they are reall
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boublepop
5y ago
There are products and studies now with Liraglutide and semaglutide, which show consistent and maintainable weight loss, but neither has been on the market for 5 years yet afaik, and the longest study only ran for 2 yearsit seems. Though it
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boublepop
5y ago
It’s not. Mathematica is extremely flexible yes, but it’s not hindering optimization. You can literally parallelize code and compile to c automatically.
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boublepop
5y ago
Sounds like the typical case of someone not understanding Mathematica. The 40min -> 5sec speed up can typically be achieved in Mathematica just by changing 1 to 1. The default is slower but always completely accurate, which is important
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boublepop
5y ago
Technically I guess their are selling links to public domain images as NFTs which seems fair. I mean why would you not be allowed to link to public domain images?
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> Cool, you don’t want to buy video games skins that way - who cares?!? This isn’t about micro transactions, you don’t need or even use NFTs for that. Replace NFT with gambling and it should make sense. Many people don’t like it when vid
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5y ago
It’s a process circus. Once something gets raised as a critical IT issue in a large org, it’s not enough to “just fix the problem” or state that you aren’t affected due to network security etc. You have to report about it, which means you l
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5y ago
There’s a story about two stock brokers walking down wall street, one of them spots something on the ground and goes: “Look, a hundred dollar bill on the ground!”, the other responds: “That’s impossible, if there was a hundred dollar bill o
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5y ago
I mean obviously I wasn’t doing moderate swimming, I was fighting for the top places in swim.com at the pools I was swimming in, and the number is low, and my weight is different but let’s use it and show my point. Assuming 3500 kcal per lb
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I was doing meal prep both before and after, so I can attest to the fact that I didn’t change my diet down to the g amount of skyr I was eating at lunch. So no, I didn’t subconsciously change my diet.
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boublepop
5y ago
Yes, and you could be a sysadmin at a university commenting on the dwindling share of Macs on campus arguing that it proves Apple is becoming irrelevant…
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5y ago
I feel like claims that Mathematica is dying fall in the same category as people who claim that Apple must be dying because hardly anyone uses Macs compared to PC’s, and they don’t even have the majority of the mobile or tablet market. All
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> And, yes, you need to exercise to stay healthy, but you shouldn’t expect to see big changes on the bathroom scale with that. Anecdotally and n=1, but I highly doubt this assertion. I lost significant weight without a diet change going
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5y ago
That is a pretty weird perspective. If a flash mob stormed your home and stole 0.07% of your yearly income, I’m pretty sure you’d consider it a problem even if the relative amount isn’t higher.
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5y ago
Or sending out a tweet about covfefe.
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5y ago
It sounds like this study has a series of problems. No control group, no reference measurement, no predefined hypothesis, and it doesn’t seem to mention number of participants, unless I missed it suggesting that it’s a small number. From th
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5y ago
> The most noticeable struggle is the player’s exploration speed, which will cause her to wake up when walking fast for too long. > The exploration speed restriction serves the implicit goal of the game, which is to unearth beauty. I
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5y ago
There’s a difference between marketing material and fraudulent claims made to investors. You won’t get far claiming that your perpetual motion machine was just “filmed under ideal conditions” aka, hiding the magnet or air blower providing t
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That is a quite naive question to be honest. You might as well had asked Zuckerberg why Facebook isn’t open source.
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boublepop
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If you read the original waterfall methodology descriptions, even waterfall isn’t supposed to be what waterfall turns into in organizations.
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5y ago
I think your point has been pretty thoroughly proven wrong by tether, which started out as just a claim without evidence that they had a 1:1 backing of USD to USDT, and then later provided evidence that they did in fact not ever have that,
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> the TikTok Algorithm Knew My Sexuality Better Than I Did,” reads one in a series of headlines about people marveling at the app’s X-ray of their inner lives. I think its disingenuous to describe it like that. The concept is so simple t
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Yea, they back the value through the crypto they buy using part of what they minted. It’s a brilliant strategy that can never fail because crypto fundamentally can only go up…
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Its also illegal to make weapons yourself. “You can’t prevent it” is a silly standpoint to argue from. Should you make it legal for American school children to shoot their classmates simply because apparently the country can’t prevent it? N
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I’ve always wondered about the whole “obesity is a choice, they just lack willpower”-crowd, what they would use to explain the drastic increase in “lack of willpower”, because it seems odd that this should just suddenly change so much over
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The intro reads like: As a salesman who’s been able to survive the pandemic thanks to selling multilevel marketing schemes, honestly nothing is bad about them per say. I don’t understand why it is that people have this inherent attitude tha
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Double taxation is when one entity is taxed double, not when multiple independent entities are taxed based on value being transferred. I also pay tax on my income before I pay it to a company for their services, but they still need to pay t
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It’s not a tax on the business. If Elon musk is forced to sell a percentage of his shares in Tesla that’s not going to change their bottom line, it just means someone else, other than him is buying that ownership. It’s a tax on the billiona
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> All those charitable things done for free will be stopped. Are you kidding? They clashes might be free for kids, but they can get charity donations, governmental donations, and it’s essentially a “buy our product” class. It’s great val
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