kurikuri

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by kurikuri 3y ago
> Sorry, but thats not how capitalism operates. Modern corporations are created for the benefit of share holders and they operate for only one reason and one reason only i.e. "to maximize" shareholder value [1]. Sure, but we sh
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by kurikuri 3y ago
Sorry, I had to reply to both… > So you decided not to answer the relevant question but to parrot and idiotic left wing garbage narrative. No, he had answered your first question and then you came up with an absurd hypothetical as a rebu
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by kurikuri 3y ago
> What protects the shareholders, management, and the employees? When you say protect these entities, what risk does each of these entities endure by being part of the company? The employees usually put their entire livelihood with the c
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by kurikuri 3y ago
And, at that time, hopefully society will realize that the parent has this militant request was traumatized and is making irrational demands. To me, fewer guns sounds like a better solution than more guns.
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by kurikuri 3y ago
> Those are symptoms of underlying issues from someone who shouldn't be using such services in the first place. Protecting people from their own mental and moral malleability and ignorance is futile, as there will always be an issue
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by kurikuri 3y ago
> Now you want to take away 50% of that before passing it on to the kids? Yes, or spend it… I’ve met too many people who are quite concerned about their parent’s wealth and spending later in life, and it seems to become more concerning f
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by kurikuri 4y ago
I always wonder if small claims court could be somewhat viable. In the instances where I’ve fought and gotten approval, I’ve spent my own time, my own money, and had my health deteriorate. Ideally, I’d like to be compensated for the time I’
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by kurikuri 4y ago
> it was they that were raising doubts about the vaccines when Trump was president From the article and the video of the interview which the article describes: Harris is discussing the fact that she doesn’t trust Trump, and that this mis
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by kurikuri 4y ago
>In Japan, people value job security over maximizing expected value of compensation. I don’t think that is it. In Japan, the way of maximizing compensation is by staying in your job as long as possible, because the pay is strongly tied t
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by kurikuri 4y ago
I always wondered if this cut into what could potentially be made as a profit by the company producing the movie. If a $10 matinee ticket has a defined percentage split between movie theaters and producers, then a $3 convenience fee for an
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by kurikuri 4y ago
> Folks, learn how to use the tools that are available to you in order to schedule your workday. And if you are a manager then you have an obligation to train your staff in the use of tracking tools, which can be something as simple as p
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by kurikuri 4y ago
I liked this site initially, but decided to read the ToS and was a bit turned off: > To the extent that you provide User Content, you hereby grant us (and represent and warrant that you have the right to grant) an irrevocable, non-exclus
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by kurikuri 4y ago
Yes, and?
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by kurikuri 4y ago
Do you have references for those accusations? I’ve heard this before about Vaush, but haven’t seen any evidence of the sort after searching for quite a while... I haven’t heard that about contrapoints.
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by kurikuri 4y ago
> definitely blow through a silly 14 day trial before they could even realize any value. Even worse: the trial was probably sign up with card before you buy and many people with ADHD will still be _paying_ for the service long after the
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by kurikuri 4y ago
It is interesting that you say that the perspective of the 16/20 elections being a retelling of the same story is the case for the rest of the world. My perspective was that, sure there were complaints from the democrats in 2016, but t
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by kurikuri 4y ago
NBER is the entity which demarcates the start and end dates of recessions in the US, not the White House.
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by kurikuri 4y ago
> It even interacts strongly with grapefruit. (Tangent) A lot of drugs have issues with grapefruit, in that grapefruit inhibits enzymes (e.g., CYP1A2) which the body uses to metabolize said drug. Most commonly, the grapefruit juice would
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by kurikuri 4y ago
Breaking standards to protect a moat Ew
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by kurikuri 4y ago
Sure, NVIDIA sets an MSRP, but that MSRP is a sticker price given to consumers and not representative of what the manufacturers pay for the chips themselves. Manufacturers need to make somewhat of a profit, but NVIDIA has encroached on this
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by kurikuri 4y ago
> If it's not illegal, then CloudFlare should continue providing service to them > It should ideally be illegal for ClourFlare . . . to refuse business to anyone Yes, we should abstain from acting on _any_ moral interpretation un
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by kurikuri 4y ago
Your company’s information is interesting, but the large majority of non ADA/AMA health-forward businesses give me doubt. One of the reasons for this doubt that shows up in your [2] post is the lack of citations for the claims. It isn’
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by kurikuri 4y ago
Maybe not entirely, but remote work accounts for half of the price increase: https://www.nber.org/papers/w30041
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by kurikuri 4y ago
>Should they be doing both? Yes, but with different aims. The learning about ‘how a treatment works’ is useful for developing new potential treatments and new hypotheses, but the mechanism itself is not necessary nor sufficient in its po
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by kurikuri 4y ago
What about this is ‘Marxist?’
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by kurikuri 4y ago
It’s tricky when it comes to something like ADHD. Researchers in the field (Russell Barkley comes to mind), describe ADHD as a developmental disorder, with stunting that may be lifelong. Many problems associated with the slower executive co
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by kurikuri 4y ago
> lenders like better.com are winning so much I wouldn't be so sure about that, they've had 3 rounds of layoffs in the past 4 months, one of which was 1/3 of their workforce[0]. They are also accused multiple times of stif
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by kurikuri 4y ago
It might seem to be to simple, but don’t underestimate the power of boredom and curiosity. The new player won’t know what you’ve been folding the whole time and will have had nothing else to do but call a sudden change in behavior to see wh
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by kurikuri 4y ago
It might seem like bullshit for any short-term storage (sub 5 year), but I’ll provide an anecdatum of letters literally unsticking from laser printed paper and instead adhering to the plastic bin they were stored in for 7 years.
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by kurikuri 5y ago
I’m not sure I appreciate this type of argument. Is the credibility of a movement actually undermined if the progress currently asked for isn’t the final objective? Is moving in the direction of what I want not an action you could take seri

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