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by cwmma 4y ago
One difference with NYSE or NASDAQ is that those companies could release a dividend or get bought and either of those events would put actual hard currency in your pocket and the price of the stock is (theoretically) based on those events h
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by cwmma 4y ago
the article goes on to say > they then adapted their algorithm to solve a real-world version of the problem, which replaces the oracle with an actual mathematical equation. which probably negates what you said I think
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by cwmma 4y ago
It predates the current model individual proposals that are worked on separately.
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by cwmma 4y ago
> "You will get a worse outcome because we're also serving those who cannot pay Vs America where you get a worse outcome due to laborynthian beuracratic rent seeking. Sounds terrible for Canadians to be forced to make things be
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by cwmma 4y ago
> People frequently die, or get sicker, as they wait their turn in months long queues or lack of supply due to government quotas. There are often months long waits for here too, try getting a dermatology appointment, we just also have th
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by cwmma 4y ago
That was actually addressed in the article with a parent noting that a hike the kid went on didn't show up in the app.
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by cwmma 4y ago
Jperm is generally pretty good but didn't explain all the algorithms, when I learned a 4x4x4 a couple months ago I used that plus this http://www.rubiksplace.com/cubes/4x4/
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by cwmma 5y ago
https://fas.org/man/dod-101/sys/land/docs/2sparks98.pdf https://www.benning.army.mil/armor/earmor/content/issues/201... https://www.baen.com/tank
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by cwmma 5y ago
Re: Yom Kippor in the south is where Egyptian anti tank misses did shocking damage to Israeli tanks which caused a lot of people to predict the imminent death of the MBT 50 years ago. The Russian active protection system is called Arena [1]
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by cwmma 5y ago
Not really, everybody has known that tanks on their own, unsupported by infantry are incredibly vulnerable to anti-tank missiles since, at least the Yom Kippur War (50 years ago) probably longer. The Russians for various reasons didn&#x2
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by cwmma 5y ago
I read the title, thought it was about speaking languages and was confused because it's the non-concatanative one's that are interesting. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nonconcatenative_morphology
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by cwmma 5y ago
This is a textbook example of loosing at the prisoner's dilemma due to selfishness. The only way you get a better contract then the union is if the company intentionally does it to spite the union.
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by cwmma 5y ago
There are plenty native English surnames that came about before spellings standardized leading to (in the case of my own) Metcalf, Metcalfe, Medcalfe, Medcalf, Midcalfe, Midcalf all being the same name. So even immigrants coming from places
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by cwmma 5y ago
Stross just blocks nazis and terfs even when they are polite about it. This pisses some people off who see JUST ASKING QUESTIONS!
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by cwmma 5y ago
cocaine is also technically legal by prescription as well
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by cwmma 5y ago
You sell to your self on a different account, makes it look like people are buying it. Example here https://twitter.com/FoldableHuman/status/1457849741148971010...
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by cwmma 5y ago
because kids not dying of covid misses the point, they can still spread it, plus those kids that have complex underlying conditions due need the vaccine and this would allow them to get it.
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by cwmma 5y ago
kids tend not to die from covid, but they can spread it, this is in fact a point the article makes. The point of the vaccine for kids is it would primarily prevent spread of covid to other more vulnerable people, but it would also protect s
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by cwmma 5y ago
nobody seems to be mentioning the car rental monopoly that currently exists: https://connorleech.info/blog/the-american-rental-car-cartel
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by cwmma 5y ago
male doctors have not historically treated female patients great.
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by cwmma 5y ago
that being said there is a pretty good chance a lot of the bigger dinosaurs (e.g. t. rex) probably did not have many feathers similar to how rhinos, elephants and other large mammals don't (but hey mammoths did so so it's probably
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by cwmma 5y ago
the "strawman" of updating innerHTML on every change isn't that far from the truth of how a lot of backbone apps worked, you had a template that you'd render and set to innerHTML on input change, maybe the app would be b
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by cwmma 5y ago
instead of a landrush for names on each service, you get a land rush for ENS names and somebody has already beaten you to the good ones https://app.ens.domains/address/0xAb48EdD90bdF367d326D827758...
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by cwmma 5y ago
there are treaties that deal with crimes in international waters, so you'd probably get a visit from the navy of the country you pissed off the most. But they might just go after whoever is giving you internet instead as that would pr
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by cwmma 5y ago
i mean it definitely would be a giant disaster, for certain business owners who's business model only works if they pay absolute poverty wages and thus UBI would force them to actually invest in either people or automation.
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by cwmma 5y ago
not if you cropped it in the webside and (like in this case) don't have the original files.
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by cwmma 5y ago
this is the difference between 'strong' copyleft licenses like the GPL and 'weak' permissive licenses like the MIT, pythons, or BSD
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by cwmma 5y ago
It's the name of the book collecting the stories https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0915M7T61
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by cwmma 5y ago
They do at the end 1. it allows the assassins do get away since there is a delay compared to a gun 2. it's formally deniable 3. it's informally obvious who did it 4. the people in charge of doing the killings are also in charge of
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by cwmma 6y ago
reminds me of hoarders

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