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by enoint 6mo ago
Investment banks should worry about proximity to cryptocurrency exchanges.
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by enoint 6mo ago
We knew it’d be north of 3%. 3.3% seems intermediate. From Reuters, "There is a second wave coming, which will be the fuel surcharges that will start to show up and cross to the other commodities, food in particular“ https:/&#x2F
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by enoint 6mo ago
The article links to methodology. The scope of the Panama Papers is one way. It’s interesting that the Forbes top list of billionaires is significantly incomplete.
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I find young people mass doubt whether the ruling class is good for the economy. In USA, this is more than doubting whether the ruling class is good for the future, or civilization.
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You’d think so, but these types of people are afraid of stocks or options and find prediction websites easier to use.
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by enoint 6mo ago
I have older kids. I worry about creeps masquerading as teenagers. On the other hand, if this moral panic reaches a point where manipulative political content is forbidden for some age bracket, I see a benefit for older people.
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by enoint 6mo ago
France and Germany have endemic malware. Reacting defensively to it might be easier with Claude on the OS source code.
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I think the Pilgrims lived in the Netherlands for about 10 years, in a refugee town run by Catholics. But they were a minority on the Mayflower. I don’t think any spoke Dutch.
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by enoint 6mo ago
Until now, timber salvage after wildfires hasn’t been suspicious; because of the way fires start. Tom Shultz comes from that industry. This year is something like 20% snowpack.
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by enoint 6mo ago
I think I munged the link. Anyway, the answer is in a search result, with some discussion about whether it was a battleship or destroyer.
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https://archive.ph/ioukS
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It has more to do with Putin than any of that. Trump says he and Putin “went through a hell of a lot” together. Values inverted at last year’s Munich security conference, and the US advised Europe to just lay back and take it. Then, Greenla
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by enoint 6mo ago
https://scholarship.law.columbia.edu/cgi/viewcontent.cgi?art... Whether the exact ship was a battleship or a destroyer might make the search result.
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His contact with Epstein began in 2012.
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by enoint 6mo ago
Rumors of two AWACS destroyed on the ground. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47563815 $700 per plane, might be $1B considering the shortage of parts.
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by enoint 6mo ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=288028
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Both Russia and Ukraine have directed energy rifles. 10 years ago the first examples arrived in Syria.
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by enoint 6mo ago
There was a running total of $18.5 B in fraud from inductees. That’s about half of the size of card fraud. Maybe 2% of worldwide fraud.
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by enoint 6mo ago
What is a “satirical risk analysis” and am I to believe that the bottom section is built from anonymous submissions?
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It’s hard to see what these companies would gain from a Democrat majority in the House. Let’s say the interference with Anthropic starts to take the shape of Executive Branch regulation; then clearly one way to slow that down is to flip the
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Innovation Council Action to Push Trump's A.I. Agenda in Midterms(nytimes.com)
2 points by enoint 6mo ago|1 comments
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by enoint 6mo ago
In some parts of the facility, workers are recognized by older folks who are aging with poise. That connection looks mutual. In other parts, memory care, you are never recognized by the patients. Prepare for combative, confused ill people;
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by enoint 6mo ago
I have a lot in common with other commenters here. I’m close to people who are close to death. There are some diseases which will rob you of the choice of assisted suicide. You must legally prepare while you are still of sound mind and body
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by enoint 6mo ago
Best comment here. I’ve never met someone with that status choosing to be an engineer. And I’m unsurprised that an upper class executive is preoccupied about $30/day in labor margin.
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I’m in a heavily-regulated sector, fully remote. If left alone, our junior exec: - needs a digest of where chat activity is hottest. Maybe he lurks, occasionally he gets into conversations about what’s going on in another department. - need
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by enoint 6mo ago
I don’t think so. The article is about a manager who thinks in systems and an individual contributor preoccupied with process work. The GP comment gets closer to incentives.
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by enoint 7mo ago
No, it's quite clear, from the brief: > Moreover, Defendants’ designation of Anthropic as a “supply chain risk” is likely both contrary to law and arbitrary and capricious. The Department of War provides no legitimate basis to infer
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by enoint 7mo ago
I wonder how much of 2021. Two FBI agents reported that he was the bag man for payments to alter Jan 6 cases. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/03/02/us/politics/house-weaponi...
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by enoint 7mo ago
In mine, "All that was needed was an unending series of victories over your own memory. 'Reality control', they called it…” and this is close to what people in court saw, “there's something creepy about how any disagreem
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2026 winter, women’s mogul event

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