lesuorac

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by lesuorac 5d ago
What stops a college from not offering a sports team? Nothing! There are also a lot of vocational schools. Maybe we'll see some unbundling but I doubt it. Who wants to learn Circuit Design from a college with a lab from the 1980s? As o
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by lesuorac 5d ago
> potential support burden for us It's not though. "Potential" is just that, potential. They're not claiming any actual harm to them about this. It's akin to saying, potentially terrorists could upgrade 1 GB chip
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by lesuorac 8d ago
His dad probably has a lot to do with it. You think he didn't teach his children anything about finance?
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by lesuorac 12d ago
That would definitely limit damages to strictly those accounts. I'm not even sure he can use his own account as one of them. The SEC might be pretty friendly to him but I'm not sure that limiting access to a location where materia
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by lesuorac 12d ago
Certainly no bias against US Oil [1]. If you take exports / inflation there is a trend downward starting in 2024 [2] but 2025 is Trumps 2nd term so it's kinda been increased exports since then. Maybe at a retail level there's
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by lesuorac 12d ago
Bartz is an author though. Is X claiming ownership of the posts people make because pretty much every single social media site doesn't so they have section 230 protection.
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by lesuorac 17d ago
Not really. Think of all of the corporate rebrandings of product lines for a future one to re-use that name. Ex. Google Wallet -> Android Pay -> Google Pay -> Google Wallet [1] A big difference here is that X has been pretty clear
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by lesuorac 18d ago
Pretty much no. See every false dmca filing ever. Even Martha Stewart was "obstruction of justice" for providing incorrect answers that the prosecuters already knew the correct answer to.
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by lesuorac 18d ago
The answer is yes. You don't think Ukrainians can't buy stuff from Russia (and vice-versa)?
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by lesuorac 20d ago
I don't think you understand what a foundation is. If I make the claim, immigrants cause crime and I show a bunch of mug shots of immigrants who were arrest for crimes. That's a foundation. The solution isn't to pretend thing
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by lesuorac 21d ago
Aren't the beliefs founded though? There are immigrants who commit crimes. Sure, it's not _every_ Mexican is a rapist and we're probably talking about basis points of basis points here. But it's a foundation. Hunter Bide
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by lesuorac 24d ago
How does that not go back into the economy? The big difference between holding land vs gold/stock is that land is finite. If the price of gold spikes then people will build more gold mines. That's economic activity. If the price o
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by lesuorac 27d ago
Palantir is absolutely special. They're allowed to pay employees market rate.
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
Who are you going to sell the bonds to? People only want cash during the crash so the value of everything goes down. It doesn't matter if you bond has a known 8% yield when held to maturity; the market can't hold it to maturity so
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
> "You can sit in a concrete box all day and then eat food that was rejected from the dog food plant" Isn't that not the actual choice though? Like for a prison with monetary advantages to the inmates working don't th
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
When nobody lets you build a land data center they're going to make a lot of sense.
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
October[1] to August[2] isn't even a single year. Definitely longer than I'd expect for "cleared" considering everybody involved should have to be licensed and pretty sure you pay a fee to the FDA so that should cover th
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
> More than 2,000 bins were cleared from the Square Mile after a truck bomb killed one person and injured 44 While I'm not intimate with the difference between British English and American English, I'm pretty confident "Tr
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
Why would you throw a bomb into a garbage can? Who loiters next to one? 100% just drop it behind you as you exit the tram. Way better metal container for blasting. "Counter-terrorism" just means nobody thought about it more than 2
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
So we should just let companies flood doctors with potential treatments and then hope they have enough time to figure out whats relevant for their patients? Seems much better use of time and money to have people developing tests meet a pre-
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
Right, the entire PDF. You can't just create a tiny csv of the records you want. You need to upload GBs of data which is easily noticed by any of the routers involved. Although I mean just because somebody noticed data is being leaked
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
Sure, and the casinos in Nevada routinely pay out billions too. They (like Jane Street) just happen to have revenues in excess of their losses so they turn a profit. > The secretive Wall Street trading firm, however, has generated tradin
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
I feel like you're implying that the sharks tanked the stock price to then buy the assets at an artificially deflated price. I think the truth is really that being 4x leverage in the long term is just bad decision making as the stock m
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
I dunno, now that you phrased it this way I feel like it does matter. Image he took a blow-torch to a safe and the door welded shut. The contents are still there but the door is broken.
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
> perhaps, but what public activity isn't activism? Buying eggs at the grocery store. You might be too familiar with "activism" as a perjurative but it needn't be one. Gaining visibility to your case by the media repo
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
Can you just read the article first. > Erik Slavin, editor-in-chief of the military newspaper that is partly funded by the Pentagon, told The Associated Press he was dismissed for insubordination after an interview he gave that objected
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
Those aren't the only two choices. We also have the classic example of PHP with numerous not safe stdlib ways to use mysql. To me the answer is still to vendor your dependencies and don't be on the bleeding edge of updates unless
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
Look, it's really simple we'll have 3 laws that the robots follow and nothing will go wrong.
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
There's no fact checker here that stops downvotes for correct comments. I would say don't get hung up over it but judging by your karma I'm more surprised your commenting about it.
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by lesuorac 1mo ago
Had* always been accessible. Afaik, it's location dependent now with the default being no. https://www.cnbc.com/2024/03/27/the-reason-why-costco-is-ban...

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