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ericjmorey
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ericjmorey
3y ago
You say you're familiar, yet you make odd statements as though you're not familiar at all.
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3y ago
They disclose all of what you're interested in: https://www.blackrock.com/corporate/insights/investment-stew...
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Vanguard literally provides for investment in every security. All of them. Every single one. I currently own interest in every equity security available to a US investor by purchasing a single ETF. How is it that Vanguard (which is owned by
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> Which is a core tenant of meditation (service to others) It always seemed the opposite to me. One meditates for ones self.
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Based on numbers alone, it's obvious they weren't even seeing patients at all and selling directly to drug gangs. Selling more pills than would be lethal to the entire population of the county they were being sold in is simply be
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You've put a lot more effort into breaking down a lot of the issues than I would have, but my initial thoughts while reading the post were very similar to what you laid out. But it's almost a disservice to say anything more to thi
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JD?
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> as you age it will be difficult to get health insurance. Are you unaware of Medicare and Medicaid?
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I don't know that you've considered the effects of more vs less ice covering the ocean.
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This one probably isn't open source and will have some trademark issues. https://iconbuddy.app/bxl/amazon
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Kids don't apply for SNAP. If their parents fail them, children should not be blamed. There's no excuse for governments in the USA to not provide free breakfast and lunch to any child, no questions asked. Not doing so is absolutel
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The Fed is not allowed to compete with member banks. That's part of the reason why something like FedNow took so long to emerge.
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People are emotional and sometimes addressing an emotional concern helps. In this case, people who are exhausted by cryptocurrency culture would be more willing to read this write-up being assured that it's not cryptocurrency related.
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3y ago
The victims never consent to the sale. They have no say in the transactions that victimize them. You're looking at two parties making a transaction and assume that those are the only two parties that are part of the transaction.
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The passkey security model is designed with the assumption of the passkey ties to a device. Using a password manager that's tied to a centralized service that's accessible from any web browser with an internet connection makes the
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3y ago
I think the general idea is that the vast majority of people have a smart phone, so the security model is to let people use the phone as the "key" to access services and take advantage of the biometrics/pin security as the ma
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Passkeys are for the people that don't even use password managers outside of what Apple or chrome provides by default if at all. Passkeys are trying to eliminate those ad hoc solutions by providing a different system. The transition wi
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If everyone wants to rent the vehicle at the same time? How is renting more convenient than ownership of an autonomous vehicle?
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> Now, we have ways of doing online learning which are an order of magnitude more engaging, and lead to much better learning outcomes. I'm not sure that's true. > I would never use the Berkeley stuff with kids. I might use i
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It likely depends on things that are difficult or impossible to measure like the amount of stress experienced in the past.
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3y ago
Or perhaps UC Berkeley's Structure and Interpretation of Computer Programs Course https://cs61a.org/
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3y ago
I don't understand what your question is? How is the 2023 course material taught at UC Berkeley being publicly accessible not exactly the thing you're asking about?
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3y ago
Could you share a few examples of what you consider outdated principles?
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3y ago
Would you care to elaborate?
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Productivity of what?
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This sounds like you're in favor of giving weight to religious arguments in economics. But I doubt that you'd agree with that idea. The fact is that some things cannot be determined with sufficient precision and inclination to be
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Replit seems to be all in on NixOS https://blog.replit.com/nix
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Your deposits are insured by the FDIC, your money is safe. Your line of credit could be closed, but that is very unlikely.
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Brutally honest: You suck at marketing. You need to promote the shit out of media that you want people to consume. What did you do to promote it? You need to create engagement and use platforms where you're more likely to bring in mone