larryett

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by larryett 4y ago
Not to mention the Fed's balance sheet https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WALCL 4 trillion more and doubled since the start of 2020 is crazy.
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by larryett 4y ago
Same here. There is a valuation expectation from 20 years of low inflation and food culture that has completely upended eating out for me. I am trying to flip this to a positive with eating less in general and eating less meat.
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by larryett 4y ago
It is absurd to say there is no place to walk in the suburbs. People just walk on the suburban streets. Most suburban streets are obviously not the highway. I just got back from a walk in the suburbs and passed 5 other people out for their
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by larryett 4y ago
What I find interesting is "artificial neural networks are indeed conscious and intelligent beings". You can see based on that response what a confused mashup human thought is on this subject with the training data. As if consciou
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by larryett 4y ago
He is just trying to find a way to lower his offer because market conditions have changed that quickly and the original offer is a bad deal at this point. This is all a side show and negotiation tactics. Really not bizarre at all. The origi
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by larryett 4y ago
Fraud and collectibles practically go hand in hand. The FBI estimates 70 percent of all autographed sports memorabilia are frauds.
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by larryett 4y ago
I have a ten year old blog that no one has read but myself in 9 years. Keeping a journal has a ton of value, people have known this for a long time. You could just buy a notebook and pen at Walmart for $2 and start writing down your thought
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by larryett 4y ago
St. John's list of books the students have to read is even more impressive IMO. https://www.sjc.edu/academic-programs/undergraduate/great-bo... I think it is a shame we don't have some kind of structure
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by larryett 4y ago
"our portfolio of high-yielding stocks and mutual funds paid roughly $130,000 a year in dividends" I mean can you imagine? That would barely keep the wine cellar stocked let alone anything left over to afford original works of art
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by larryett 4y ago
Are you trying to say if Amazon works less hours delivering packages , less packages will be delivered because they are already pushing every productivity edge possible? That is shocking to me. It feels like I just push these buttons and th
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by larryett 4y ago
The problem is western society doesn't really believe in science at this point to save us, it believes in technology. All our problems are just the engineering problem of AGI. Why waste money on something like this when AI will be &quo
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by larryett 4y ago
If only we had mandated VGA 20 years ago I wouldn't have to stress over all these different connections under my monitor. You can't possibly believe what you typed.
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by larryett 4y ago
This is so absurd and disrespectful to the Native American warriors. Only a person completely ignorant of basically anything to do with Native American history would say something like this in this context.
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by larryett 4y ago
Not to mention, you can't map out "work" as one monolithic activity. Machine learning to delivering pizza. I also don't think you should conflate society as a whole with an empathy-based irrational class of highly compen
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by larryett 4y ago
If you mean at the highest levels of sport though, great genetics will completely overwhelm whatever work the less genetically gifted are doing. This to me is the real problem with over specialization. You have less than gifted parents livi