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AI Is Already Better Than You
(cohost.org)
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Interview might be live. But yes, ideally producer would have caught this before a live interview.
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https://www.wsj.com/articles/what-companies-need-to-know-whe...
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What Companies Need to Know When Accounting for Leap Day
(wsj.com)
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https://www.wsj.com/personal-finance/savings/when-high-yield...
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When High-Yield Savings Accounts Come with an Asterisk
(wsj.com)
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3y ago
Where's the risk. It's FDIC insured, no?
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3y ago
French toast - named for Joseph French
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https://www.wsj.com/business/hospitality/gambling-addiction-...
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A Psychiatrist Tried to Quit Gambling. Betting Apps Kept Her Hooked
(wsj.com)
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I dunno. Sure there are bad cases, but basically you're voting for the PM and all the policies they will put in. If there's a really crucial matter the party can always impose a three-line whip.
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Well, sure, if you tear out all roads, that gets you to a silly place, just as building as many roads as possible would. But that doesn't say anything about whether taking out some of the currently existing roads would be better. In ma
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Tech Millionaires Take on Politicians in Fight to Fix San Francisco
(wsj.com)
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3y ago
Maybe not exactly that, but traveling salesmen (snake oil, encyclopedias) used to be more of a thing.
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erehweb
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Was HN headline editorialized from "Adam Neumann is trying to buy back WeWork"? This version makes it sound like A.N. went bankrupt.
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You can easily enough do this by visiting the websites for expensive products, but why? So you get ads for things you can't afford?
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3y ago
Can you elaborate with a gotcha example?
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Is forgery ever an issue?
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Pepfar and the Costs of Cost-Benefit Analysis
(asteriskmag.com)
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3y ago
See below, from https://thejesuitpost.org/2023/04/catholic-101-transubstanti... This seems clear enough to me, and can be summed up by saying that Catholics believe that they are literally eating the body of Chri
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0.1% of revenue is $80 million for AWS, using those numbers. At that rate, it seems like they'd do better by building their own proprietary software.
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3y ago
Figuratively eat, unless you are a Catholic, who believe they literally eat the body of Christ (transubstantiation).
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Re paywall - interesting. I posted this as a free link, but the tags for that get stripped out in the posting. TIL.
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Challenges to the credibility of two recent Netflix documentaries
(wsj.com)
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3y ago
> Please understand: Google is not a person. Literally true. On the other hand, the founders still have complete voting control of the company, so really the buck stops with them.
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Ex-Twitter Employees Turn Musk's Auctioned Relics into Home Decor
(wsj.com)
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It seems that this is being used as an example of a lackluster logline coming from a generator, though it's not completely clear. ----- TRY USING A LOGLINE GENERATOR Maybe you’re stuck for ideas, either way, a generator is a cool way t
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3y ago
What's the context? Work colleague, boss, social? In any event, if you can't understand someone, then you could ask them to repeat it more slowly, perhaps spell out key words, say what you think they said and ask for confirmation,
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Reminiscent of the business school joke - What does US Steel make? The answer is not "steel", but "money", that being the point of any company.
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See also the William Shatner version in "Free Enterprise" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73tjF0bzAi4 Interesting because the movie portrays it as a ridiculous idea - a musical of "Julius Caesar" in rap
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