lvl102

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by lvl102 4y ago
They’re laying off because Zuck is a horrible leader. He went all-in on metaverse that didn’t work out. They could’ve done so much more in AI/ML space with all the resources they had. Now they’re experiencing brain drain and no one wan
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by lvl102 4y ago
NYC commercial plumbers make a lot of money and it is also one of the hardest jobs (apprenticeship) to get in the world.
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by lvl102 4y ago
If you start out early enough, you can be retired from law enforcement with pension earlier than you think (typically 20 years) which is actually a perfect time for you to go get a law degree.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Being a plumber, for example, is far more lucrative for most people. Military, police, then lawyer route is also very lucrative.
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by lvl102 4y ago
So when US helps it’s all for our benefit? Since you are conflating simple facts, and you think it’s so enterprising to fund military spend in Ukraine, why don’t you lots in EU fund that as well? Seems brilliant really. Let me be clear, NAT
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by lvl102 4y ago
Right because interest rates only go up, right?
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by lvl102 4y ago
Inflation is alway a monetary phenomenon. They caused this episode of inflation. All of those people at Fed should resign.
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by lvl102 4y ago
People will point to duration mismatch but Fed raised too fast without proper warnings.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I don’t think everyone wants to ride around in bikes. I really don’t like the idea of forcing municipalities to spend tax dollars retrofitting cities for bikes. It’s quite literally ripping apart the streets to satisfy 5-10% of the populati
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by lvl102 4y ago
Meanwhile some mainland Chinese 18yo drops in with a bag full of cash to buy a place outright. Something is very wrong with that picture for Americans.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Rates are still well below what we had leading up to the dotcom bust. And corporate leverage is still conservative. It’s a very similar backdrop with AI leading the narrative this time around.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Do you know how many people cheated on the SAT in test centers across Asia? If you knew, you’d not say this. It’s only discriminatory against Asian AMERICANS.
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by lvl102 4y ago
EUR is all but finished. Chinese RMB is also set for significant depreciation as a direct result of international trade/manufacturing “rebalance” away from everything-made-in-China model. Only thing remaining is USD.
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by lvl102 4y ago
You sound very anti-American.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Why would USD dominance diminish? Something like 90% of IP is based out of the US. Chinese education system is a complete joke (as evidence by brain drain).
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by lvl102 4y ago
Public schools = public goods. That’s all goodwill built over decades in many communities. Why are we just giving that away for free to people with interests against the US? Nope.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I would not say anything if they allowed US citizens to do the same in their country.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I am just curious why we are allowing foreigners to buy homes in the US when we have a housing crisis. Here in New England, Chinese/Russians came in and started buying homes in the past two decades. Not only that, we end up educating t
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by lvl102 4y ago
And I think that’s very shortsighted of them. They could’ve had a big hand in AI/ML/DL considering how widely Mathematica was used in undergraduate programs across the world.
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by lvl102 4y ago
They need to make Python first class. I’d immediately switch to Mathematica for everything data/statistics related.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I’d not take anything from Bloomberg seriously.
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by lvl102 4y ago
That video was low effort which makes me think this design is also low effort. Why didn’t they work with HP and MJF technology?
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by lvl102 4y ago
You said 99% of the churches do charitable work. I highly doubt that’s 99% of budget. I am sure most of it is used for operations. Just because I make donations every year, doesn’t make me a charity organization.
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by lvl102 4y ago
It was meant to be a hyperbole.
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by lvl102 4y ago
I would go one step further and say that donations to religious organizations should not be tax deductible. They are not charities in 99% of the cases.
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by lvl102 4y ago
Really goes to show how poorly run Twitter was from the very beginning. Jack Dorsey probably doing the same thing with Square right now.
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by lvl102 4y ago
This is like saying Ron Wayne should run the freaking Mac division because he was there first. She’s just not that smart. She only got around on her dad’s legacy prior to Google. She added zero value to Youtube.
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by lvl102 4y ago
She quite literally got this far because of family. Geez I wonder why Youtube remains one of the most underperforming media assets. Edit: SV is full of nepotism.
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by lvl102 4y ago
If AMD sells SoC on standard MB sizes, they’d definitely take the gaming market. They’re getting impeded by MB manufacturers price gouging.

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