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I'm surprised these senior executives were unable to bob and weave on camera under questioning from these knuckleheads. Q: Does calling for the extermination of Jewish people constitute a violation of $university Code of Conduct? A: Th
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What is the server program/environment they're interacting with?
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I don’t believe my gen z colleagues have more anxiety than my gen x colleagues. However they are socialized to talk about it more, and possibly to sometimes medicalize ordinary emotional experiences. I think it’s good we’re talking about it
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3y ago
Here in the city, it's not just the Applebees/Ruby Tuesdays who are growing; there's another emerging level of corporate food service. For example, a friend of mine is a data scientist who reports up into the CFO of a company
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In my experience, the more "corporate" restaurant groups are growing but the less well capitalized small businesses are in a world of hurt trying to balance the books with the leftovers after the rise in physical rent and advertis
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3y ago
As an old person, I'd like to point out that my hometown of New York City had a dynamic, world class restaurant scene, including a cornucopia of home delivery, long before the tech platform companies found a way to siphon ~40% of consu
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I saw Shane and the Popes (and a great New York band Black 47) open for Elvis Costello in NYC many years ago. Shane walks on stage and immediately hocks a loogie in the face of a random audience member standing up front. ‘Twas a hell of a s
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3y ago
It doesn’t take Facebook level engineering to architect a substitute for VMware in 2023. Mid market IT contractors are replacing ESX for their clients en mass with proxmox. It’s only a question for enterprise until open source gets good eno
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Every single one of those F1000’s has a highly competent CTO office team with an effectively unlimited hc and budget to find a competitive alternative platform to ESX. I don’t know if Broadcom is gonna make their money back before open sour
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3y ago
To be clear, that any one human is in a position to “win or lose” this much money on a couple of business bets is a statement on out-of-control accelerating wealth inequality + inflation of stock markets more than on Elon’s prowess or incom
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I thought the drug dealers in my hometown were ruthless sociopaths until I had to start doing deals with change-the-world mild mannered old navy-wearing Stanford Silicon Valley dudes.
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A good friend who worked for DoD explained it well to me: unseemly behavior in response to “ticking time bomb” scenarios should be absolutely 100% illegal; don’t worry, if it ever actually happens (unlikely) we will break the law and ask fo
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3y ago
I wouldn’t be surprised if Elon challenges Jim Farley to a BJJ cage fight to settle this.
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> much of what we call “sunk cost” looks like simple carelessness & thoughtlessness Politics make the sunk cost fallacy pervasive in business and government. If you’re in management in most companies, you get fired if a signature ini
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3y ago
I reported to a CEO who did this selectively. What was quite frustrating was that even when we figured it out it was hard to unite.
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I live in New York City and for probably half of the A/C season, running this expensive 6 KW load to dehumidify versus cool. Very interested in any technology to reduce this expense.
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3y ago
I hope the EFF or a similar non-profit steps in here. Bad faith DMCA notices such as this need to be challenged as a matter of principle.
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The worst day of my life was a few years ago when I had to put down my greyhound. I will never forget opening the door to the examination room, beside myself in grief bawling my eyes out, and stepping into the waiting room full of horrified
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3y ago
Is this from the Sudoer’s Manifesto?
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3y ago
Video not available
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Like every article about NYPA's strategy, not a single word in the article about the impact, if any, on the cost of electricity for consumers here in new york city, where we pay the second highest rate per Kwh in the usa (behind HA).
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3y ago
I’m not following…what would it mean in practice if I, as an individual, decided to demonetize him?
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In the old days I trusted Siskel and Ebert for movie reviews the way I now trust guys like Project Farm and Jeff Geerling for product reviews. We are born with pretty good 1:1 bullshit detectors, and exceptionally credible people easily ear
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I would much rather see a small number of highly secure mega baseload power plants distributed across the country and run like mainframes vs distributed computing.
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This reactor is being run by a private company who will sell the power to the Air Force.
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The article says that the intertie has one +500Kv line and one -500Kv line. So why does current need to travel via earth? I would think the DC current flows in a loop via the two conductor lines.
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3y ago
If true, why is in the interests of the US government to censor this info?
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The quotes from Steve Hill and Mayor Goodman at the end are the real story.
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Marijuana (along with multi-lingualism) is a big reason why the Mormon-American community is significantly over-represented in the US intelligence community.
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I’m the type of guy who runs a pihole and types in 867-5309 as my shoppers club lookup at the supermarket checkout, but I have never more gladly traded a little privacy for time than when purchasing Clear. I would have gladly given them a s
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