bradleyjg

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by bradleyjg 9mo ago
We have contingency fee personal injury lawyers and you have loser pays. Your system works better.
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by bradleyjg 9mo ago
The bottom up and top down don’t seem to match. Where is all the new and improved software output we’d expect to see?
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by bradleyjg 11mo ago
Neat! Thank you. That’s really the killer feature for this imo. In a year when I consolidated a bunch of accounts, I’ve found essentially no program regardless of off or online that’s able to build a global view. It’s a pretty classic data
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by bradleyjg 11mo ago
If there was a sufficiently good import, something deeply customized for at least the top N banks, I think I’d be ok with that workflow. But even Quicken was disappointing on that front.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
Interesting. So that implies that all these new data centers are more labor intensive than the pre llm setup which afaik was largely build out and lock the door.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
What’s the strategy when one does die? It’s just left in place until it’s worth it to pull the entire rack?
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
but I for one simply dislike it when people only think about themselves The key word there is only. Nothing in the post you suggested only. You have one vignette about one facet of this guy’s life. I really dislike the resurgence in Purit
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
These things used to be ubiquitous: https://fragrant.mobiletransaction.org/wp-content/uploads/20...
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
Click the link.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
Can we get text to speech better than twenty year old dragon naturally speaking please? People can tell when I’m texting by voice because it reads like I’m drunk. Siri is neither awe inspiring nor delightful.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
It’s seems bizarre and alien to me as a relatively new parent that you don’t seem to consider that a big change but instead an impediment to your travel plans.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
The Fed only controls the overnight rate, the shortest term rate. If it loses its reputation for independence we may well see higher long term rates even if they cut the overnight rate to zero. That would be quite bad for real estate. The n
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
You object, but is there any practical difference between: Sam Altman can’t say anything meaningful or interesting on almost all subjects. and Sam Altman will refuse to say anything meaningful or interesting on almost all subjects?
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
These institutions are not about teaching students. That’s a fundraising exercise for their actual purpose. And even the actual purpose is under heavy stress from cancerous administrative growth.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
The woman is going to claim it’s a service animal. There’s no real rules about service animals—-and even where there are rules, like with learning disabilities, doctors and other professionals act like whores and sell their signatures to an
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
They do that in NY too. The worst offenders inevitably have fake/defaced/covered/no license plates. That should be cracked down on very hard but the police and prosecutors are strangely reluctant.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
All cause mortality or gtfo.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
> reduced my a1c And therefore ?
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
There’s two sides to that coin. Obesity has known long term harms. So what we are looking for in a deal breaker can’t be a small but statistically significant increase in some cancer or other. We’d need something as bad as smoking to outwei
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
A place where you can lose you wallet and get it back with all the cash inside. The horror!!
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
It’s possible to violate all sorts of social norms. Societies that celebrate people that do so are on the far opposite end of the spectrum from high trust ones. They are rather unpleasant.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
It’s not a matter of acceptance. We can’t accept the cost of anything consistently growing at a rate faster than GDP. That’s just math, not ethics or political choice theory or anything else. Health care cost growth is going to slow one way
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
The difference is that llms mess with our heuristics. They certainly aren’t infallible but over time we develop a sense for when someone is full of shit. The mix and match nature of llms hides that.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
Strange how in the end KDE Konqueror beat out Netscape Navigator and Internet Explorer. No one would have believed it.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
How about John Adams?
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
In the U.S. Congress when a bill is introduced in either House it needs to have one or more members to formally ask the chamber to consider the bill—they are known as the bill’s sponsors.
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by bradleyjg 1y ago
What they all need are good real friends, yet that's the one thing that's impossible for them to gain if they didn't already have it before they became rich. Even that isn’t a guarantee because friend dynamics often change
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by bradleyjg 2y ago
> the benefits have not been touched and would take an act of Congress to change There’s a lot of things that are supposed to take an act of Congress to change.
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by bradleyjg 2y ago
The debt goes to the merged company and so can be serviced or retired using the funds of the whole company.
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by bradleyjg 2y ago
An acquisition is a special case (for the company being acquired) and the scrutiny is somewhat higher. At least in Delaware. I have no idea what corporate law is like in Texas.

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