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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
No clue. But what if the generative AI were used to create music instead of code would the court have ruled differently? CONSIDER: In 2015, a federal judge order Thicke & Pharrell to pay 50% of proceeds to the Marvin Gaye estate for bei
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
This works. I started doing this as well. I mimic the Jolly Roger call service and they usually hang up in less than a minute. Ex… - Act like you can’t hear them - Ask them to restart what they were saying - Start a conversation with a fict
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Your point of view doesn’t negate that: “Cannabis is a common psychosis trigger to those with an existing disposition (even if they don’t know it yet).” https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7255842/ S
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
To expand that.. Should we trust state governments to choose the best laws for their citizens?
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Good point. Seems like a good place to start to answer… “How did genocide and murder in the Bible influence government and church sanctioned violence in the so called New World?”
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Ban all books! We cannot trust teachers to objectively teach with the right historical, political and social context. Ban all books!
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
To be fair. They said teach the Bible NOT Christianity. We should most definitely teach the Bible in its historical context starting with: - the genocide of indigenous peoples particularly the California Genocide from 1846-1873 - slavery an
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Nah. My best guess is that the pandemic is what happened — if this story is true. The bundling didn’t matter when no one needed a large amount of seats for an in-office workforce. But during COVID and currently, there was no better pricing
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
It’s a shame. We don’t see software engineers behave ethically in the same way. Software is filled with so much risk taking and there’s few if any public pushback where engineers are saying the software we’ve created is harmful. Here’s a fe
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
In many cases, many of the things you mentioned are specialized by industry which is where there’s opportunity for you. Take a look at Constellation Softwares verticals. They specialize in acquiring tiny software companies. https:/&#x
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Any B2B vertical where customer ACV is less than $10k per year. If the vertical has affiliated trade organizations when you go to their events, you’ll find either very few VC-backed startups or none at all. The competition will be mainly se
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
I disagree in part. It really comes down to your own temperament. I think micro SaaS solutions for small tiny verticals that are neglected by VC backed firms are the better option. - They scale better - Less competition - Customer service i
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
This was clearly a shadow operation. There’s lots of them in Texas that are unregistered. Source: https://www.expressnews.com/business/article/texas-lawmakers...
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
This is a really poor reply. It doesn’t answer my question of whether the exercise will be embraced or just outright ignored by the scientific community.
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
This seems to be a big step forward. It’ll be interesting to see where the science community goes from here. Will they embrace this research and dig into it further? Or ignore it completely?
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
So… Is it surprising that Engineers in healthcare dont read the actual HIPAA documentation? Use of health data is permitted so long as it’s for payment, treatment or operations. Disclosures and patient consent are not required. There are he
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
College is not worth it. But public high schools are a joke. We have failed the poor and working class especially young men of all backgrounds. At one point, you could graduate high school OR even not graduate and get a good job that let yo
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Renaissance is well-known for being an early, big consumer of alternative data (ie. satellite, consumer, social) to find their edge but at the point that it runs out — you either begin trading inside information or regress. Unless you’re HU
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
I don’t know. I had a similar perspective on gratitude when I was broke. I wasnt unhappy necessarily. But when I became “rich” things definitely changed and I don’t even have Woz money. Being “rich” helps in that you don’t worry about money
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Also… “Smart” and “brilliant” are all highly subjective. Pride and ego lead to an amazing amount of bias when you start to think you know “smart” when you see it. There are no “tests” for legacy admissions and for students whose parents hav
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Underrated comment and great advice. If all your friends and acquaintances look like you and don’t have differing perspectives, then you should totally widen your social circle. Speak less, learn more. Ask questions. Break out of the loop.
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
I don’t understand how so many HNers are anti-union and anti-collective bargaining. The fact that corporations and billionaires are so anti-union and engage in regular conduct like this demonstrates that unions are pro-worker and ideal for
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Lessons of History by Will and Ariel Durant. If you know you know.
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
The DBIR is an interesting dataset in that it only covers breaches that have been covered by the media. It does not include the vast majority of breaches that happen every year and are reported to federal and state regulatory bodies or as p
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by jollofricepeas 2y ago
Interesting. You can buy your way to success in most professions. The beauty of picking comedy is that whatever success he is able to develop will truly be his own. Knowing you’ll never have to worry about money due to inheritance is freein
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by jollofricepeas 3y ago
What are the “false” facts? Please share. Was Daniel Webster Wallace not a real person? Was he not a former slave turned successful cowboy/rancher?
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by jollofricepeas 3y ago
Very cool. It’s great that we’re starting to learn more about US history. There’s so many untold stories that need to be told.
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by jollofricepeas 3y ago
This is basic economics. The rise of income and wealth inequality is directly tied to the weakening of collective bargaining, corporate consolidation and globalization. Source: https://home.treasury.gov/news/featured-st
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The Pylos Shipwreck(counter-investigations.org)
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by jollofricepeas 3y ago
Yes. These are the payments owed by plans. UnitedHealth is also advancing money to some providers as well. See: https://www.unitedhealthgroup.com/ns/changehealthcare.html

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