johnnymorgan

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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Or factor in the loss of purchasing power, along with the shrinkflation. I love when people adjust for inflation in these debates but don't factor in purchasing power of the dollar comparison. The ticket price is more expensive now, th
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
That lack of self awareness in this post is amazing. Fyi your modern views are not that modern, anymore than a monarchist views are modern.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
Love how you framed this, also a parent with a kid with issues. All issues are rising, the whole 'we are just smarter now' is hubris, we really are not.
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
In other news, VPN subscription sales explode in Utah! easy sales opportunity
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
You referenced due diligence as naked shorting but they are different. You listed a bunch of financial buzz words and didn't disprove OP. Please show how naked shorting incentivized good due diligence. You could have just pointed to th
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
This, there is a fallacy at play that individuals are unable to provide insight into health issues without an MD attached to their name and the backlash is strong. Tbf this is partially the fault of new age medicine crap however it shouldn&
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by johnnymorgan 3y ago
I love your moxie Zach. Brave is in this space and it is changing but will take a long time. The centralization, and I'd argue way over centralized, of the web has hurt innovation in the advertisement and marketing space. People like y
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Ok you lost me at the first part but then came in for the win with the sandwich compartment and drone delivery. I for one welcome our autonomous sandwich delivery overlords. Joking aside I'm more curious on the negative aspect of self
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
And then even more rapidly with the printing press and regular, reliable mail services. It's a really good point to bring up in a discussion like this and with agriculture comes and information network along with it (price discovery, c
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Just one?? I guess that's progress!
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
You've misconstrued natural law with might is right, which is a concept not a law.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Did they mention their regulations that is attempting to destroy crop yields, ie limit inputs, is the reason crop yields will drop and that the extra carbon in the atmo has been an inconvenient truth it's helped offset that... The talk
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Not really, they both rely on chance to win
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
The point he is making is the disconnect between models and reality. Also when are people held accountable for their models being wrong and the output that comes from that. Climate models has a terrible track record and have failed to mater
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Side note, the flour I use is organic we get from Costco and is grown in Quebec. The inflationary pressure did not effect the price of organics from our side. Flour, chicken and pork organics have stayed basically the same price over the la
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I make my own bread, it's cheaper and waaaay less sugar. Wonder bread isn't bread, plus if you have gut flora issues with gluten, leave the dough in fridge for a week to ferment and then bake that up with some olive oil brushed on
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
This! I love the honesty in this thread, higher Eds main value prop, outside of stem, has been the connections made. However, no one to my knowledge has validate that assumption and my gut is telling me it's probably BS for the majorit
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Did anyone use the paper for anything? If not, it's useless, ie it lacks any utility
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Love this comment, I'm listening to wealth of Nations audiobook and this is a main point that jumps out. He uses the phrase "perfect liberty" to describe the ideal version of a market and also understands this will never be e
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I'm with you on this one. The people that figure out how to leverage it as a force/productivity multiplier is going to make big gains in the short run. In the long run...no way to know but right now for CTOs it's trying to gu
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Microsoft Allegiance is a good example of a company opening the source to the community to keep it alive after they closed their doors. It's a model I'd like to see included down the road when we can abstract the compute costs
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
I find context matters with WFH/WIO and the balance comes, for me, when it's creative brainstorming or anything that requires a hands on, in the office is great but outside of that the office can be super distracting away from the
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
> hooked up to a data station that looked like it was stolen off the set of Silent Running I'm dying laughing at this, your prose is amazing an so brough me back to my childhood growing up around these nerds ;) Love it!
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Yup, gamers are gamers is the simplest answer. I've said that same phrase about so many games and I'm still amazed at people's ability to track these things down.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Yeah but do they have the sketchy banger guy in acid wash jeans selling hash?? Like I want the fully experience :) Loved arcades back in the day
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
This, training is passive knowledge. Basically this is saying if you look at it, and then learn to draw you owe Disney money. Disney would love that but it's ludicrous
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
The comment issue on YT also predates google acquisition.
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Good thinking, make sure you have some potential customers in mind and try to rope them in for feedback. Verticals like Senior Care I think would go for this over the current MSP managed systems. They have high turn over and low tech invest
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
..and we haven't even touched on gut flora, how that is affected, and how it effects us. Good post
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by johnnymorgan 4y ago
Cool movie plot

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