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The other half of it is how much you spend. You also have to keep your retirement spending at the same level. i.e. if you make 100k/yr and save 90% of it, you can retire in 3 years... however , you have to keep your spending at 10k&#x
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The Monsters, Inc. Argument for Basic Income
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Well, I think Tesla is developing FSD recklessly and their accidents will set back the entire industry for years. It’s not about “figuring it out,” real self driving under all conditions a human can handle is decades away still. https:&#x
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Wealthfront cedes to four years of investors clamoring for crypto
(riabiz.com)
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The Many Dangers of Being an Afghan Woman in Uniform (2018)
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They also include miles driven by previous versions of their software in the “safe miles driven” tally. There’s no guarantee any improvement would not have resulted in more accidents. They should reset the counter on every release.
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Moving beyond coin voting governance
(vitalik.ca)
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I avoid links or content on social media that I think will lead to more recommendations I don’t want, sometimes consciously. Does anyone else? I wonder what effect this has long term on what people see. Probably making the information bubbl
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Not knowing the mechanism by which something happens doesn't mean it's not happening. I'm not sure what you're asking.
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Choosing a Secure Cryptocurrency Storage Option
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The science on this is clear, please update your stance. Natural immunity is not as protective as vaccine induced immunity. It is in fact 2.3x more likely that you will get reinfected while unvaccinated, and a stronger immune response from
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Botched CIA Communications System Helped Blow Cover of Chinese Agents (2018)
(foreignpolicy.com)
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Devil's advocate for a moment... the definition of a broker is "a person who buys and sells goods or assets for others," or it can mean to "arrange or negotiate" a deal or plan. How is a miner not a broker then? The
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> if you are fully vaccinated, you are at essentially no risk of serious illness from SARS-CoV2. … maybe for currently known variants. New ones will appear, and no one can predict if current vaccines will protect us from them. It makes s
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5y ago
Essentially: basic income!
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GoodDollar V2 Roadmap: The Impact Revolution Is Coming to DeFi
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Glaring silence for the most part
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I'm not currently looking for another job (or plan to), but I respond to every recruiter email I receive telling them I'm only considering 100% remote options. I'm doing my part!
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Simulation City, the virtual world where Waymo tests its autonomous vehicles
(theverge.com)
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There was another video of a Tesla being confused by a truck carrying traffic lights on the truck bed. I do like the idea of what Waymo does, which is to run their model through a virtual world to see how it performs. It's amusing to i
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More like Web of Trust with reputation scores.
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I don't want to downvote articles or posts, I want to downvote people . Especially across multiple platforms. If I downvote a person's blog post, I want their Reddit comments to be less prioritized. I want them to show up less in
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Safety, life-saving efficacy of statins have been exaggerated (2015)
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All Possible Views About Humanity's Future Are Wild
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> competition drives advancement Is this always true though? Space tech is highly specialized, if you can't hire enough people already, more competition just spreads the available talent thinner. I'd be curious if it's cur
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The assumption that needs to be true is that experiments without as much regulation are just as valuable as those that have it. I don't know either way though.
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A Regulated Stablecoin Means Having a Regulator
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Participatory Evaluation of Aging with Rapamycin for Longevity
(lifespan.io)
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There are a lot of DIYers experimenting with senolytics and Rapamycin therapies for longevity. I expect that in the next 10 years or so evidence will be clear that at least some of these therapies work. It will be undeniable as more and mo
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The economic value of targeting aging
(nature.com)
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