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by cjbgkagh 10mo ago
There are a few people in charge, they just don’t advertise the fact. Similar how the ‘Never ascribe to malice that which is adequately explained by incompetence’. These both appear correct to the vast majority of people because of the Pare
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Gaines in efficiency is probably the number one thing that can’t be effectively taxed long term. Perhaps it could be possible to tax a specific process but even then the incentive to create loopholes would be immense, since the process is a
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
The more you’re willing to pay to opt out of ads the more valuable the ads are. Also the ads are auctioned and in opting out you’re all ways going to be the highest bidder. Additionally how would you know the other bidders were real, it’s a
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Maybe that’ll be when AI starts testing us
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
That’s low for ABS, that’s more like PLA. If it’s ABS then perhaps there are additives to make it easy to print.
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Thankfully minor injuries. A thermoplastic in an engine cowling is insane. It’s crazy that this was being sold the supplier should have known better, as should the buyer. 3D printing can be used to make a fiberglass or carbon fiber mold whi
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
In theory that sounds like an undermining of their core value proposition, I think in practice it'll be less effective than so called 'Chinese walls'
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
I’m assuming the property was mismanaged during his presidency, which means it largely amounts to the same thing. Evidence I would be looking for would be evidence that it wasn’t mismanaged, or that if Carter had retained control that the f
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
The ability for Netflix to operate as it does is entirely dependent on banks lending it vast sums of money, the same banks that staffed the Obama admin who continued the bailouts. Corruption doesn’t have to be a direct quid pro quo, that’s
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
The Netflix deal with Obama for $50M and book deals for $65M are a bit blatant. Certainly a $8B crypto rug pull is far worse by a few orders of magnitude. I think it’s weird that these are the new standards, I really hate presidential polit
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
There is conservation of energy, you're not going to gain mass without eating, but if you change nothing else and take a myostatin inhibitor or any other medication that inhibits myostatin (like growth hormones) it is guaranteed you wi
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Not really, CICO is overly simplified to complete pointlessness. It's all hormonal, if you want to gain mass you can take a myostatin inhibitor which is a class of drugs that have already been discovered. You can also eat protein and l
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Thanks, highly recommended. I forgot to answer, I don’t have MCAS but I do get PEM which I do believe is another form of allergic reaction. I do like to eat histamine inducing foods and I wonder if has kept MCAS desensitized.
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
No, it's the worst, just fat but also because I was dieting so much I couldn't tell if I was tired from not eating enough or if I had ME/CFS. After I gained the weight people would blame my fatigue on me being fat, ignoring t
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Yeah, that's one of the reasons I waited for usage data is that I was pretty sure people with hEDS would have an overly strong reaction, and that did happen in my case and appears to have happened with other with hEDS. I started at 0.0
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
I've not run a consultancy firm, I've previously worked as a consultant, but these people were hired to work on product.
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
It’s miracle drug, I’ve been on it for a few years now, it would have been sooner but usage data wasn’t available at the scale I needed before the ozempic craze. I have hEDS and part of that is ME/CFS and uncontrollable weight gain, so
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
One didn't even wait, they immediately tried to sub-contract the work out to a third party and make a transition from a consultant to a consultancy company. I had to be clear that they are hired as named person and I very much do care
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Sure there is a wide spectrum of skills, having worked in FANG and top tier research I have a pretty good idea of the capability at the top of the spectrum. I know I wasn't hiring at that level. I was paying 2x the local market rate (n
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
I had hired 3 junior/mid lvl devs and paid them to do nothing but study to improve their skills, it was my investment in their future, I had a big project on the horizon that I needed help with. After 6 months I let them go, the improv
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Around 80% of my work is easy while the remaining 20% is very hard. At this stage the hard stuff is far outside the capability of LLM but the easy stuff is very much within its capabilities. I used to hire contractors to help with that 80%
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
Sometimes giving people what they want can be bad for them; management wants cheap compliant workers, management gets cheap compliant workers, and then the projects fall apart in easily predictable and preventable ways. Because such failure
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
In my opinion these institutions only had stated intentions of keeping democracy in check. I think they’ve always been tool for oligarchic forces to use against the masses and each other. To me the apparent incompetence of the SFO is better
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
While I agree it is unfair and it would be better if they didn’t, the reality is that there is a meta-game at a higher level and they are playing according to the meta-game rules. Part of the meta-game is to convince others to stay in the r
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
We have oligarchic corporatism, not democratic capitalism, though I guess that is what is meant by the phrase ‘late stage capitalism’. The problem is that we already have regulatory capture, a more powerful regulatory system leaves us with
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
I had a limp from an injury that persisted for 8 years before PRP cleared it up in 3 months. I would have gotten the French sucrose injections earlier but France was a far way off and I couldn’t afford it at the time. I put it in the bucket
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
They have more scope to experiment, in my case it was a way for me to access PRP injections before wider adoption. They are paid rather orthography to treatment, they can treat other things while also giving you regular spinal adjustments -
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by cjbgkagh 11mo ago
I think the economic background has changed, in 2008 it was after a big run up in wealth so the reversion wasn’t so bad, there was some fat to cut. Since then people have been ground down to the breaking point, another 2008 wipeout will cut
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by cjbgkagh 1y ago
In some countries money will get you out of jail unless someone with more money wants you in jail.
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by cjbgkagh 1y ago
I would consider death the asymptote, the divide by zero, dead things have no sanity. I think there is a reversion to the mean bias, or this idea that we’re in post history era, or some other governing factors will kick in. Once out of a lo

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