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by ipsento606 2y ago
I know nothing about stocks. But if a similar situation were to happen again, how can you tell whether or not the surge in demand is already "priced in"? Simply knowing that demand for a product has increased - even increased mass
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by ipsento606 2y ago
> I approach this from a matter of principle. I don't recognize anyone's "right" to enjoy someone else's privately owned property or, stated more honestly, to infringe upon the property rights of others. I also a
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by ipsento606 2y ago
Tying sender reputation to domains is not "defenseless against brute force attacks" because domains cost money
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by ipsento606 2y ago
The article seems to be based on a premise that is totally alien to me. I have never showered because I believe it's health-promoting or "necessary" in a medical sense. I shower because i) I like it, and ii) I like looking an
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by ipsento606 2y ago
Currently, LLMs generally don't give an indication of confidence level when generating output. But could they? Is it technically plausible for a LLM to "know" when the extrapolations made are more vs. less tenuous?
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by ipsento606 3y ago
> Personality tests can disclose a lot of personal information In my experience the only thing personality tests disclose is how good the testee is at guessing which answers will be viewed most favorably
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by ipsento606 3y ago
>Everyone found better, healthier things to do and better places to hang out For a lot of younger people, the alternative seems to be staying home and socializing less.
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by ipsento606 3y ago
What are the common types of food waste that can be feed to insects but not directly to farmed animals?
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by ipsento606 3y ago
> If governments could make living in areas where lots of living space is available attractive, we would not need new houses. Perhaps it's easier to make it legal to build more housing in desirable areas instead of convincing millio
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by ipsento606 3y ago
> Well the paycheck ends when the company folds. "Doing good work" is in the best interest of all parties. Option A is being an average worker, not trying especially hard, not thinking about work outside of work hours, and havi