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miketery
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The conclusion shouldn’t be about choosing a wise or moral leader, that’s an unknown and not a guarantee whether someone will remain wise. The conclusion ought to be that the executive shouldn’t have such powers. DOGE is also an example of
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2y ago
See my comment to OP
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I did this for a bit. There has to be an employee employer relationship even if you have equity. You must establish that you can be fired by the board or an executive in the company. Also you need to be on payroll (W-2) at pulling a prevail
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2y ago
Optimal load is right before it starts hurting. You progressively load, and when it starts hurting you unload. Your body will send pain before there is damage to be done. Edit: in fact some discomfort or right kind of pain is good. Else yo
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2y ago
I had a clean break on mine. If I had not had surgery I believe my shoulder would have been a centimeter or two lower. So I got a plate and 7 screws. Am I right to understand that had I not gotten the surgery my shoulder would’ve likely ret
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I agree we need to be the change we want to see. However taking about dismantling a system is probably going to introduce more pain (in the short and long run). For example capitalism doesn’t need dismantling, it has brought us far more goo
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It's too taboo to study. Maybe we'd be able to answer the questions if we could study it openly.
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2y ago
> We may act different in some ways > But we still grouped together like a fuckin' survey Deltron 3030 -- Madness https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z3EiAYQB0pY Coincidentally the album Plastic Beach came out 1 mont
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2y ago
I don't think the link is a great resource. However this is the best elliptic curve cryptography resource that I've found to date. Would love to see something similar for ZKs. https://curves.xargs.org/
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2y ago
reality is stranger than fiction. yes citation needed. but this seems banal compared to what things go down.
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2y ago
Regulations can and often do supersede contract clauses.
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2y ago
There’s a difference between not flyable, flyable but not certified, fly able and certified. Each step is a big cost difference. But many hobbyist can get from one to two depending on the tech used. If I recall correctly there’s a guy putti
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2y ago
At a simplest level become the kind of person women are interested in. Take care of you health (sleep, exercise, and eat well), dress in a put together fashion, take care of hygiene, have interests that excite you and you can share with oth
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It can't be done, until someone does it. There is nothing from a physics standpoint preventing modular reactors. Many advanced large US Navy vessels have reactors.
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2y ago
I think the issue at hand is yes you can enforce this at the family level. However unless high maturity / self awareness the kid will struggle if his peers all have phones. This needs to be a campaign pushed at the school or even count
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2y ago
Can you share more about how you went about this? How did you learn what’s needed to go through with this? Beyond knowing things like time value of money and the goal of making more revenue than costs.
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2y ago
This is great, finding NaCl (libsodium) has been a godsend, specifically the JS lib. 1 - https://nacl.cr.yp.to/ 2 - https://github.com/dchest/tweetnacl-js
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3y ago
McDonald’s is a solid part of my diet (mostly double cheese and sometimes chicken sandwich, never sodas). I’m in best health I’ve ever been. The gold standard is large scale human randomized control trials (RCT). All of it shows that calori
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3y ago
Related, I recommend watching Bill Gurley's talk [1] on regulatory capture from 4 months ago. It basically covers why the path to solving this is a difficult if not impossible one. 1 - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F9
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It's a cost thing. Prices for energy have been so cheap that investing in recapture capex didn't make sense. With energy prices going up, it does make sense. A funny anecdote (or sad?), after gas prices spiked in much of Europe du
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3y ago
You are right. I also checked out NTSB incidents per year, also down or flat over last decade.
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I think the critical thing to think about is the derivative of risk. How is risk changing over time. We are in a trend where risk is increasing. Boeing is a major institution responsible for building critical defense and civil technology. W
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I spoke to someone who works there about a year ago. I was trying to gauge how an insider viewed the Max problem related to the auto trim issue which caused two airplanes [1][2] to crash, killing 346 people. This was shortly after watching
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It's realpolitik. It's not about Israel. It's about Russia and Iran. To a lesser extent it's also about the Suez. It also doesn't hurt that any aid, is defense spending in the US which is a stimulus for jobs or manu
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> for sure to lead to more of the same How is trying something else sure to lead to the same? Possible it works out, no? Even if small chance. You never know, there's some individuals if empowered can do good things. Let's hope
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Much of the cost in per unit is due to initial capex (e.g. R&D and tooling). I would hope they're reusing many of the things from the first version. This would make the new version much cheaper per unit. But agreed that cost is lik
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Cool graphic! Watched a video about F-35 [1] yesterday, it goes over many of the considerations in building for stealth (e.g. avoid 90° angles). It's also why they put engine intakes on the top for the B-2, as radar stations are on the
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Nice work! How do you calculate HRV from the series of heart rates? Is it taking the min and max from the latest cycle?
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I'm working on a product to solve this problem (i.e. where do you backup your seed, high value keys / secrets, 2FA codes). The approach is social recovery (threshold cryptography) for the root seed, and a digital agent component (
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Password reset assumes two things: A - the service doesn't encrypt your data (or has access to your private keys), and B - that you have access to the second factor which is used to reset your password (e.g. a backup email address). Se
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