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by isubkhankulov 9mo ago
In practice, does that happen? Usually companies try to bring the best of both and build from there.
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by isubkhankulov 9mo ago
Thats because the character was originally created for a UK government-backed game designed to help young people recognise and resist right-wing ideology. The right then took the character and made it their ironic symbol.
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by isubkhankulov 9mo ago
There’s a pretty good, mostly free app called SpotAngels that handles most, if not all, of these parking rules.
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by isubkhankulov 9mo ago
I would support a law that makes this a required disclosure in rental listings, like asbestos. In some cities, commercial buildings are issues a public facing grade on their energy efficiency. Why not other forms of commercial real estate l
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by isubkhankulov 9mo ago
Polymarket and other prediction markets dont take risk on the trades. Two sides are needed to make a market so you’re likely to get your payout. So all the people taking the “safe” bet lose their collateral and the winners get the proceeds
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by isubkhankulov 9mo ago
It’s not really a pendulum. A law with unintended consequences needs to be adjusted or repealed: Corporate Average Fuel Economy (CAFE)
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by isubkhankulov 10mo ago
The $100 does become a liability on your balance sheet. You’re right that interest doesnt and is an expense. In the context of this post, does it matter? He’s not teaching bookkeeping here. He’s explaining the time value of money.
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by isubkhankulov 10mo ago
There have been at least a half dozen of these deals in the past 1-2 years including Google “licensing” CharacterAI to pull their founders back into Google as valued employees. In the deal mentioned above: my guess is that preferred class s
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by isubkhankulov 10mo ago
There are vendors like Emailage that somehow determine the age of email addresses. Very useful because fraudsters tend to buy credit cards and bank accounts, then need to complete the identity by registering an email address for that identi
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by isubkhankulov 10mo ago
Yes, dominance is preferred. Countries’ resources aren’t evenly distributed, and this fact determines foreign policy more than anything else. There’s no world govt or global authority. Every country must look after its own interests. Having
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by isubkhankulov 11mo ago
The fiat financial system (aka wall st and main st banking) is heavily regulated on a state and federal level. Yet after over a decade, the government explicitly did not regulate crypto despite significant overtures from the industry. Nothi
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
Completely agree. The quoted strategy only works for small hobbyist codebases.
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
Commonly referred to as “round-tripping”
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
I can see this becoming a trend. People putting badges on their repo as to how artisanal, organic and “authentic” their code is.
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
The current doctor workforce is limited by a congressional cap on Medicare-funded educational slots. Apparently it was established in 1997 to prevent a surplus. Of course, the opposite happened because of demographics and increased lifespan
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
Completely agree. Generally speaking, America’s homicide closure rate isn’t great compared to other western countries and is unfortunately trending downward in recent years. I can certainly understand concerns about privacy but the other si
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
Does this post read like an LLM wrote it to anyone else? Not a big deal if it does but it feels like it’s trying too hard.
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
Great concept and I see why this would be a great community. However, the pricing tier for professionals and founders feels steep at $50/month, even for those with steady income. I'd love to try it first to evaluate the value. Wil
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
I built this. The API is on the way! You can sign up for updates here: https://contentflow.megalabs.co/api-interest
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
I’ve been using this free tool. It gives quality diarized transcripts https://contentflow.megalabs.co
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
Transcripts get much more valuable when one diarizes the audio beforehand to determine which speaker said what. I use this free tool to extract those and dump the transcripts into a LLM with basic prompts: https://contentflow.meg
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
Medvedev is like the US’s Lindsey Graham. Of all the politicians, they are to be least trusted due to their absurd hawkish takes.
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
A good chunk of that is illiquid because it is capital invested in funds that may or may not be priced/valued accurately. And Harvard has $7-8B in outstanding debt. If there’s a severe recession or crisis, it’s not clear that Harvard
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by isubkhankulov 1y ago
Yes that seems to be the case. perplexity uses Google results.
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by isubkhankulov 2y ago
The Secretary of Defense is a civilian position intended to be independent of the active-duty leadership so as to prevent coups. In practice, many prior SecDef’s had to get waivers to serve.
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by isubkhankulov 2y ago
If Russia is powerful enough to take over Europe, how can Ukraine possibly win?
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by isubkhankulov 2y ago
That may be one of the problems with bitcoin as legal tender and official state currency but not a problem with Bitcoin itself, quite the opposite: as evidenced by the genesis block’s embedded message: “The Times 03/Jan/2009 Chanc
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by isubkhankulov 2y ago
That’s just going to drive more fraud to the receiver’s side. For example, one can pay for goods and receive them, then reverse the payment. This already is a huge percentage of fraud that businesses have to deal with, and there is a large
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by isubkhankulov 2y ago
1password if you are willing to pay for it. If you’re not, Bitwarden is just as good and it’s free / open source.
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by isubkhankulov 2y ago
Trademark law encourages companies to defend their marks. If they don’t, they may lose the trademark. So Amazon has to write these guys a letter if it wants to defend the s3 trademark.

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