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How would the outside world find out about private Google code? Maybe the fact could be leaked? Unlikely though.
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We know exactly how he made his money because there are decades of audited financial statements and a thorough review by the SEC after the Madoff fiasco
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Making 60% a year would still be very high after tax. That’s why he accumulated many billions of dollars.
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Isn't getting the stones to the site the easier, much less interesting part of this? By far more interesting is how they actually constructed the things.
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He took money out of the machine and donated it to good causes. Arguably he was anti machine
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Shouldn't the title be "Weak cardio fitness is a strong, consistent predictor of morbidity and mortality"?
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My recommendation is to not make a decision that goes against the grain based on a single anecdote you read on the internet
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Goland. How would an IDE know that you intended a struct field to be public or not?
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The rules are explicit but the actual changes in code are very small and unique to this language (or unique from the languages I had ever used). It’s one of those things that you can forget about — because it’s a small difference in code an
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I spent quite a few hours tracking down bugs due to miscased struct fields unfortunately. Strongly prefer explicitness over implicitness
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What are the odds of having this experience? Shouldn’t they affect your behavior?
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3y ago
84% positive and 16% worsened mental health is not the same thing as 84% and the rest neutral or mild side effects.
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Isn't autism much older than antibiotics? I mean it couldn't be - I haven't actually researched it but I'm pretty sure autism is older than antibiotics.
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3y ago
How is Spotify “pocketing back the money”?
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I disagree. It shows that the original test taker was less likely to be cheating than a lower scoring person and the system was at more likely to be at fault.
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3y ago
Everyone should leave OpenAI and form a new entity. Problem's solved. Key partners would resign the key contracts they have. Leave the whole “Open” part behind for good so we can stop talking reading and hearing about it.
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3y ago
Email me and I’d be happy to try and help you more than this. Mine is definitely almost gone though. Conclusion is that multiple foods I am sensitive to and cause some sort of immune response/ inflammation. Although a simple suggestion
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Do these record audio constantly or only after shootings? Seems like societally we would want audio to be recorded after shootings?
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Isn’t this whole article about shooting though and not drug crime? How would you hear drug crime? Are shooting crimes known to be fairly evenly distributed across different incomes?
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Just FYI my ADHD has recently disappeared after eating an elimination diet and supplementing with a few things that are known to be anti inflammatory. This has caused me to doubt the belief that all modern mental disorders had an “evolution
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How is a project with 30,000 GH stars a pre-alpha stage project?
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The top tax bracket is more like 50% all in. So I was not quoting the top one with 40%.
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Show me a married couple both working in tech in California which is what this website is for and show me their average tax rate. It will be almost 40% at the lower end of this income range. This stuff is not rocket science. Then do the sal
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Totally agree. When taxes are the highest in the country and take almost 40% of your income and the only people who own houses are the ones that bought them 20-50 years ago that is very employee unfriendly.
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If this isn't the perfect example of "hindsight is 20-20" I don't know what is.
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Yes but the life that is possibly currently on Mars would have evolved significantly since life there originally came to Earth.
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I’ve been checked many many times. If not it would be very easy to commit fraud
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He’s thin and stays out of the sun to reduce damage to the skin. Makes sense that he looks different than most people because of these two things alone. He does say he’s hungry all of the time. Not sure if I would get used to that.
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They could have changed it to not do this after getting sued.
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3y ago
So why not train them more? Is it to save costs?
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