mirntyfirty

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by mirntyfirty 5y ago
It seems as though academic writing manages to simultaneously use too many words and too many references. Few papers get to the point and cover the point convincingly when they do.
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They aren’t going to win. Their economy started with noticeable issues and has since been obliterated. Aggression wars against a weak opponent are remarkably expensive and Ukraine has received a significant amount of support (I’d estimate
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I was thinking more about consumables like gas, groceries, and rent. A lot of American consumers rely on credit to pay monthly bills and inflated goods would likely prevent people from paying bills in full. The inflated prices would be hit
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Only thought about this today but if a person relies on credit, inflation is going to end up being much higher.
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I’d claim inflation responsibility is on both sides. I forget the number off the top of my head, but a rather large proportion of the price increased were collected as profits. Given that a number of industries are dominated by a handful
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I don’t think they have the economic resources to sustain a prolonged engagement or occupation.
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How many people? How useful? What is the distribution of that useful amongst those people? At what cost does this useful stop being useful?
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I appreciate the insights. I have Ukrainian friends and hope that the country is being supported although the war is not being discussed.
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True, I’d say that BI is saturated with a number of well built products, but perhaps the purchasers of those products aren’t fully aware of what’s available?
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Does that include time it takes to park, walk to office, hop on elevator, and set up desk for the day. That can add a bit of time.
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Perhaps it serves as a stern warning and demonstrates the willingness to go all the way down that road???
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The operative word here is “could”. There are a number of pie in the sky benefits of crypto that may be supported by small handfuls of anecdotes that don’t and never will generalize to the public at large. When comparing the potential pro
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Can someone explain whether this has a meaningful effect on those that are targeted?
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True, even with tuned indices table scans are pretty frequent and perhaps one would want a slower but cheaper query. It’d be quite stressful to have to worry about query plans executed because they can vary quite a bit across very similar
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So far I’ve seen a few major companies change policy after an employee exodus.
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Other question would be whether enforcement could be automated, perhaps via alexa attached to an aws service which could predict whether one would speak in such a manner, allowing for the prosecution of thought crimes
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Wikipedia has a few paragraphs dedicated to their lack of privacy, security, and other unethical telemetry practices. I believe it was a couple years ago when these stories maintained headline positions for a few weeks.
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I think that while a home is empty the taxation should be increased.
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Yes, masters and 5 years generally requires at least a few dozen applications...even if there’s proficiency in the tech at hand. I think having years of experience at a tier 1 company is one of the few shortcuts.
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I see these issues quite frequently so at least for the last 5 years.
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Decent insurance generally requires the purchaser to have either high premium or high deductible.
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A Bitcoin based economy would be unable to handle more than an infinitesimal number of transactions that take place and would be remarkably slow handling that infinitesimal amount of transactions. Price volatility would prevent businesses
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The impression I get reading her statements is that they belong to a lawyer-constructed narrative which makes it difficult to form an accurate opinion.