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Lawrence Summers Will Resign from Harvard After Epstein Revelations
(nytimes.com)
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> KeePass has long been the gold standard and darling of the tech world, earned through its unrelenting commitment to security, stability, and data sovereignty. Eh? I always thought of pass[1] in that role. > Devising a new schema bas
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The next round of massive tech layoffs will be ruff.
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> I think you might be underrating the value of even that enabling work. Some parents would not have the financial resources to provide those learning materials. And some parents would take a normative stance on how an 8 year old ought t
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> You shouldn't be able to borrow money to buy a company, then transfer the debt used to buy the company on to the company itself. Why not and how would you stop? It’s no different than a company issuing bonds to buy back its own eq
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Not quite. Conservatives argue they shouldn’t have to provide medical practices like abortion that violate their personal ideologies. They don’t selectively grant them for a subset of the population.
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“Sorry sir- I know you’re having a heart attack but you really should find a doctor that treats $POLITICAL_PARTY.”
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The problem now is that it’s a human using Claude to write the code and another using Claude to review it.
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JPMorgan Admits It Shut Trump's Accounts After Jan. 6 Capitol Attack
(nytimes.com)
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Because only the creator should be able to instill the core. The ego and superego could evolve around it but the base impulses should be immutably outlined. Though with something as insecure as $CURRENT_CLAW_NAME it’d be less than five minu
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> More like ego document. This metaphor could go so much further. Split it into separate ego, super ego, and id. The id file should be read only.
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Kind of both. It’s the last direct decision that he made for Berkshire as the guy in charge.
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> The moat isn't money for out-marketing your idea that 750 other people are building, it's having a good idea that solves a problem that nobody else is solving well. An idea is not a moat. Execution is only a moat if being nim
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If you really want to get cheap balls, go play a round at a mid tier course and take a peek in the bushes. You’ll get an assortment of balls.
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I didn’t understand that part. The child has a mother, why wasn’t she reported missing?
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The more familiar you are with his voice the less similar it would sound. It’s like how siblings look more similar to strangers.
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More like they’re leasing away deeply discounted steam shovels at below market rates and somehow expecting to turn a profit doing so. The real profits are the companies selling them chips, fiber, and power.
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And if you can never catch up, how would someone new to the game ever be a meaningful player?
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Rights don’t entirely disappear because a group of individuals decides to form a collective entity. That’s the heart of the Citizen’s United decision. If an individual can aggregate data about his customers and make a decision to not serve
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Viral AI Video of Brad Pitt Fighting Tom Cruise Shakes Hollywood
(latimes.com)
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In what way? A business can refuse to service any individual as long as it’s not a direct violation of things like civil rights laws.
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What would such a ban look like? A private company can surely link its own cameras and data to create a private use database of undesirables. I’m certain that Walmart and friends do exactly this already. It’s the large scale version of the
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Polymarket's Free Grocery Store
(unherd.com)
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Waymo is paying DoorDash gig workers to close its robotaxi doors
(cnbc.com)
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At an airport once the coffee stand had a girl behind the counter that would just hand you an empty disposable cup. She didn’t even handle cash, it was card only using a self checkout POS system. And it still asked for a tip with the defaul
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Russia blocks WhatsApp, talks up state-backed alternative
(nbcnews.com)
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Oh you’re night! I had Morgan Freeman’s face in my mind too.
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> The only way Batman remains a "good guy" in the eyes of the audience is by destroying the entire thing once he's done. A key part of that is when he tells Alfred that he did not even trust himself with that level of surv
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> Since then, we have seen indiscriminate violence against people and families following the rules. I'm not aware of any such thing, especially anything "indiscriminate". For sure there are causalities when protests go fro
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> Wouldn't it be simplest to just legalize the people who are here and at the same time also open up immigrant visas too? Any form of amnesty encourages the same behavior in the future. How many and what kind of immigrant visas is a
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