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kurikuri
5y ago
Why is it that we can freely swap what a consumer and producer are in this context? To say YC is a monopoly would be suggesting the capital to be a ‘product’ and the startup to be a ‘currency.’ While one could make an argument that they are
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5y ago
A psychiatrist had changed my perspective from yours to the poster’s by pointing out that genuine self-forgiveness seems to be more effective than self-flagellation in allowing for change. By accepting who you are at this point (without a n
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kurikuri
5y ago
(Referenced study: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S001002772... ) I wonder if changing the overt objective to ‘learn the rule’ would result in the adults outperforming the children? If you’r
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kurikuri
5y ago
On the citation portion: please don’t ask for this… I’d like to think the bibliography of a paper is reserved to reference work related to the field, not tooling. Consider the situation where everyone cited bibTeX and Zotero. Maybe I’m seem
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kurikuri
5y ago
Which top percentile are you referring to, the wealthy citizens or the gifted children? I believe the comment you’re replying to is referring to the latter, while you’re referring to the former.
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kurikuri
5y ago
This kind of argument can always go further by removing abstraction… you could argue that you don’t understand the chain rule without understanding the quotient and product rules which are used to prove the chain rule, and then once further
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kurikuri
5y ago
>asking the government to violate their own law (the first amendment) I don’t believe this is the case, isn’t the whistleblower accusing Facebook of lying to its investors and has filed SEC complaints for the matter?
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5y ago
> a piece of paper that allows them to demand a high wage while actively avoiding mental or physical exertion I’d argue that the piece of paper is more for a semi-secure livable wage than a high wage, with or without physical exertion. F
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5y ago
The line might be able to be drawn between devices which have support, or intend to have support and will accept applications/plans, for 3rd party software and those who don’t. By accepting third party software, the third party now bec
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kurikuri
5y ago
>Proofreading, copy editing, typesetting, handling logistics They (the journal owners) don’t do these anymore: -Proofreading: you’re expected to do this before you submit, and the reviewers will reject it if it is of poor enough writing
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kurikuri
5y ago
>desktop executes untrusted and rather arbitrary code pretty often Aren’t the most affected group of users cloud users (and providers), not desktop users? I thought the biggest risk of specter attacks is the ability to glean information
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kurikuri
5y ago
Maybe this is a requirement for health-related fields, but I’m not aware of something similar in my field (Computer Science or Discrete Math).
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5y ago
Or just a general lack of elderly
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5y ago
But this wasn’t written to confirm that COVID was underreported, nor predict future results, it was written to estimate the mortality rate of the past year and a half. Your criticism doesn’t seem to hold here. Also: The author cited the sou
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5y ago
They probably just use BRK.B for most HFT involving BRK. The one-way transfer from Class A to B shares (and the different voting rights) reduces the supply of Class A shares due to a myriad of reasons. This makes the daily volume for Class
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kurikuri
6y ago
What does 2009 have to do with GME?
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6y ago
>whites ... , if anything, are over -represented in prison The prison population statistics from the BOP only account for federal prisons, which is less than 10% of the incarcerated US population. In your cited Wikipedia source, the num
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kurikuri
6y ago
Regardless of the author’s political affiliation (and problems which are outside of the scope of the provided discussion topic...), it seems wrong to collect fees from people who have supposedly “served their debt to society.”