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by mbostleman 2y ago
Yea I have a hard time distinguishing focusing on return vs focusing on product. They’re complimentary, not mutually exclusive. I hope those implementing my investments are focused on both.
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by mbostleman 2y ago
I think they were responding to the general claim that clinical trials can’t be faked, not the specific one from the article.
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by mbostleman 2y ago
If enough people wanted the same cars as the Vox author wants, they’d be made.
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by mbostleman 2y ago
I thought it was an observation of a market that is primarily free.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
At the expense of other families not a party to the monopoly.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
I think it’s hard to generalize this. I would get sick not working all the time. I love it, and while the domains might change, the amount of work likely wouldn’t change based on the amount of success.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
What about the term “Cato”, is that still used? I think its meaning is limited to take off.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
AI is just another improvement in a long of human progress and they have all required more energy.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
The article starts with a scenario from commercial construction in which pay to workers was delayed at times and some ultimately never collected. The commercial construction industry can be a risky environment. I spent some time in this sup
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by mbostleman 3y ago
iTunes? What is that?
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by mbostleman 3y ago
Aside from the correlation of the sponges' state changes and industrialization being in the same general time period, is there a causal link in the study? This is the part I struggle with when I think of the massive temperature and sea
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by mbostleman 3y ago
I think that's more of a function of the relative difference between the sizes of your vehicle and the other vehicle, not the absolute size of the other vehicle. The relative size is a big factor in why mixing bikes with cars is so dea
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by mbostleman 3y ago
I worked on a solar project a number of years back that was one of the first that was actually independently financially sustainable. It was in west Texas in an area that had a highly distributed population and very hot summers. So the exis
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by mbostleman 3y ago
But there's a boom in factory construction: https://wolfstreet.com/2023/12/02/the-eyepopping-factory-con...
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by mbostleman 3y ago
Yea, it's time for this whole NAR thing to be disassembled. It's unfortunate how much we undervalue the impact of collusion on the health of a free market. And worse, how out in the open and right in front of everyone this was. Th
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by mbostleman 3y ago
I worked in a manufacturing facility and those things were in cages to keep people away. The product rolled in on a conveyor.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
Actually, nevermind. I should have read the article first. This is concerning feedback to social media accounts owned and managed by a public official. I thought this was about (federal) government actors pressuring platforms to censor user
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by mbostleman 3y ago
I know that constitutional law is complex and most certainly above my pay grade, but from a fundamental human perspective, that this is even a question in a modern liberal society sends shivers up my spine.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
Never saw it reflected on their own status site.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
Thank you for this. The medical industry is in dire need of transparency. Next up would be pricing and costs!
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by mbostleman 3y ago
I’ve always wondered why, if we can safely propel hundreds of people in an aluminum tube, 35k feet in the air, at hundreds of miles per hour ground speed, thousands of time day in and day out - why is safely generating power from nuclear so
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by mbostleman 3y ago
Having been involved in commercial construction in the late 90s, OSHA had a lot of regulation and focus on masons - especially cutting concrete block. It’s surprising that 25 years later that understanding of the problem didn’t translate to
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by mbostleman 3y ago
There’s plenty of options in America too - lots of low and no sugar brands. The comments do seem indicate otherwise. Maybe by “Breakfast cereal” people assume only Frosted Flakes and Fruit Loops and only from mainstream outlets like Kroger
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by mbostleman 3y ago
Hundreds of millions of panels rolled off the line during my 8 year tenure at a solar panel manufacturer. Those panels were spread across globe. We took blood tests to monitor CdTe levels. So I’m assuming the risk of spreading invisible poi
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by mbostleman 3y ago
My guess is that for many, the demographics are irrelevant. I think these people would say that the only way to stop racism is to not be racist. But what is it exactly you’re proposing about how these demographics matter? Maybe I’m missing
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by mbostleman 3y ago
Another good one: “Many of the crew members were keenly aware that jumbo jets such as theirs were not designed for dead-stick flight — let alone dead-stick landings. In all probability, their inevitable confrontation with the Earth would no
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by mbostleman 3y ago
For either app.
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by mbostleman 3y ago
To me the most important component is not having a large number of individuals. Which is to say there was not a large amount of physical artifacts of the tech left behind. That seems to me like there would not be enough demand to scale much
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Using AI, scientists find a drug that could combat drug-resistant infections(news.mit.edu)
1 points by mbostleman 3y ago|0 comments
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by mbostleman 3y ago
According to the study cited, they concede that annual checkups result in more diagnosis, but not in a decrease in morbidity. What you consider worthwhile, or worthless, is up to you I guess.

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