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by gosub100 10mo ago
Derivatives can be structured in a time-constrained manner that requires them to go up/down in a specific time window, thus amplifying the gains/losses. Also there's generally no way to short an asset without borrowing them w
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I don't see it that way. I see the person saying "stop making tired arguments" or "don't ask questions that have been answered hundreds of times".
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by gosub100 10mo ago
There's a YouTuber named Stig Shift who chronicles his job as an airline mechanic and he insists the bathroom water is clean enough to drink.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
They create demand which increases price. Plus they can afford to hold their asset longer, this reducing supply.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
AI energy claims are misrepresented by excluding the training steps. If it wasn't using that much more energy then they wouldn't need to build so many new data centers, use so much more water, and our power bills wouldn't inc
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Can you sketch an example of how a war would be lost due to fewer IOPS or threads? In 2004 Iraq, we had guided missiles, night vision, explosives, satellites. What advantages would 3nm transistors give the enemy in combat?
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Suppose we got nuked or some calamity caused the interruption of all the fancy x-nanoneter processes. What would we actually miss out on? I don't know what the latest process nodes we have stateside are, but let's say we could pro
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by gosub100 10mo ago
A corollary to your second paragraph is that you can concentrate power if you keep the masses from understanding it fully or able to practice it competently. This is why passing the bar exam is so difficult. What if most criminals were as
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by gosub100 10mo ago
> They took over CBS Careful, this will get you labeled an antisemite
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I agree that if guns are so dangerous they must be taken from the police.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Won't know until all the documents are released. The blackmail is undeniable. But what's more interesting is who else was involved. Who purchased his services? That's what they are trying to hide.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
How would the police be able to stop a violent criminal in the zone if they are not allowed to bring their guns?
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Wait aren't schools "gun-free zones"? How could there be a shooting if it's gun-free? Or did the bullet come from outside the zone?
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by gosub100 10mo ago
It would be so nice if the mods kept people out who hold views that threaten your worldview. Keep that money flowing into your useless academic toy.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Not everyone is a tribalist.i don't have to agree with everything Trump does. Do you not know that? Or does the world feel safer when you split people into simple categories? Academia in particular loves to push one-track thought and c
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by gosub100 10mo ago
So you're saying academics use the same opaque market practices as, e.g. health insurance? Yeah all the more reasons to cut funding. If they have nothing to hide they have nothing to fear with transparency.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
It can be proved by deduction based on the rate of increase in tuition
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by gosub100 10mo ago
They need to cut funding until academia stops gamifying the research process. Aka cheating. It's bizarre to hear the stories that come out of this twisted world and then seeing them expect to keep getting paid the same.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Gotta stop those people who don't look like us, right?
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by gosub100 10mo ago
> or more I guess it just depends on how much oxygen you really need.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I think what he's saying is you can boost efficiency if you compress a cooler gas. So if you could capture the "cold" that you get from discharging the device, and use it to pre-cool the air for the next cycle (or use it for
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I am guessing someone who works at the station shared some internal documents. I remember in the mid 90s watching Nickelodeon before school and they played an entire 30m block of commercials instead of a program. They probably lost the tape
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by gosub100 10mo ago
> Your savings account's number is totally detached from accurately representing value. It's mostly a representation of where you were born This could also be true because the number of dollars in circulation is "just bits
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Lots of Bill Gates involvement, and Sergey Brin.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
He has tshirts and hats that say "mossad" on them
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by gosub100 10mo ago
So your claim is that someone is not a victim unless they are physically restrained or imprisoned? Can you give some examples of clear, definitive "legitimate victims" for contrast? Or are you insinuating that victim hood cannot b
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by gosub100 10mo ago
All of the big TV makers? So spying is okay if it's done on a smaller screen? (/S sorry couldn't resist a little context sensitive Grammer joke.)
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by gosub100 10mo ago
How about "if you are unwilling pay someone enough to cover most of their core expenses, you aren't allowed to hire them at all"? I like that phrasing better
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by gosub100 10mo ago
I don't call anyone a shithead for stealing from any of the major tech companies. They are stealing from us all the time.
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by gosub100 10mo ago
Rather than crafting a bunch of specific legislation, I say remove the carve out for arbitration. Open the doors to take them to small claims. If they don't show up (maybe because a $500/hr lawyer isn't worth it) you get a de

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