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by mizzack 9y ago
It's the same pattern with Nicholas Christakis and Bret Weinstein. An association the article pointed out, but didn't mention the pejorative labels applied to those two.
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by mizzack 9y ago
From a post elsewhere in these comments: > Another stand holds that there are only two really important groups: the powerful / powerless, which could also be seen as the "oppressors" and "oppressed." Everyone is
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by mizzack 9y ago
I think the "danger" around Jordan Peterson goes beyond the pronoun debate. Individualism and wariness of ideological collectivism seem to be tenets of what he espouses. No surprise, then, that ideological collectivists are his mo
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by mizzack 9y ago
The asbestos is working as intended as insulation/fire retardant. Sorry 'bout the mesothelioma.
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by mizzack 9y ago
> Intel believes these exploits do not have the potential to corrupt, modify or delete data. No, you can just read data you shouldn't be able to. > Intel is committed to product and customer security and is working closely with m
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by mizzack 9y ago
The SEC would need to be able to show that Krzanich initiated that rather large selloff based on this inside, privileged info. Given the short document retention policies in place at most companies, this would presumably prove pretty diffic
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by mizzack 9y ago
You're putting words in my mouth. I didn't say he didn't know about it. I said we don't know WHEN he first knew about it, which is important in the context of insider trading.
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by mizzack 9y ago
Looks like Krzanich sold $39.4M of stock on 11/28. Hard to say when the top brass knew about this flaw. https://finance.yahoo.com/quote/INTC/insider-transactions?p=...
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by mizzack 9y ago
Am I correctly reading from your tone that you are of the opinion that the remainder of the consolidated media powerhouses somehow don't?
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by mizzack 9y ago
I did not opt-in and the extension shows as being enabled. Someone messed up.
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by mizzack 9y ago
Yes I am aware what demonetization means. It's a very effective way to get people to stop producing content that does not align with Youtube/Alphabet/their advertiser's values. The problem here is the looseness of the gu
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by mizzack 9y ago
Completely disagree about there not being any political leanings. See the Controversial section here: https://i.imgur.com/vkBrkns.jpg e.g. religious videos of any sort are automatically deemed controversial (way more inclin
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by mizzack 9y ago
Can you source that quote? I only see instances of that in various comments on reddit/facebook posts, none from any official NiceHash account. Gonna call fake news on that quote until proven otherwise. Lots of trolls/disinfo out t
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by mizzack 9y ago
It's a nature of their payout structure caused by high bitcoin tx fees. Payout happens in rounds. I didn't lose a penny of cash as a seller, but hash buyers did.
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by mizzack 9y ago
Even though I lost ~$500 here and I'm sure others lost many more, the biggest bummer here is that NiceHash is/was a great idea and service that will be forever tarnished.
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by mizzack 9y ago
I did say "if you already have a rig". For the time being, it still makes more sense to mine than liquidate cards. The market is all over the place right now for mining altcoins. NiceHash-Cryptonight (pays out in BTC) will current
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by mizzack 9y ago
A bit over ~$7/day if you pay ~12.5cents/kWh. Obviously everyone's situation will be different.
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by mizzack 9y ago
Recently found some of my old Exo Squad action figures and my toddler loves them. I'm blown away by the quality/functionality. In a similar vein of great cartoon + action figure combos of the era, Ronin Warriors.
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by mizzack 9y ago
Still plenty profitable to mine if you already have a rig. A 6 card RX470/480 setup will gross about $9/day.
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by mizzack 9y ago
I think I could actually hear my eyes rolling just now.
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by mizzack 9y ago
Same experience here. Been reflux free for years now and have better GI motility even when I don't take betaine HCl. For large trigger meals + alcohol (e.g. greasy pizza and beer) I'll still take some. Changed my life.
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by mizzack 9y ago
Market manipulation, plain and simple.
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by mizzack 9y ago
From that site's methodology page re: the users sampled: > Accounts likely controlled by Russian government influence operations. > Accounts for “patriotic” pro-Russia users that are loosely connected or unconnected to the Russia
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by mizzack 9y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Science_wars#Postmodernism
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by mizzack 9y ago
Quest's ingredient changes and spotty QC have lost me, especially since the Kirkland protein bars are a clone for half the price. Wish Kirkland would have more flavors, though...
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by mizzack 9y ago
That pricing comment is almost laughable and makes me wonder how much Intel paid for this review. Framing the pricing in the context of a $9,000 PC is a blatant attempt to dilute the price discrepancy. In the context of a common ~$2,500-$3,
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by mizzack 9y ago
> Doubtful. Keep in mind that in Russia / China the state has a lot more leverage against commercial companies. It's very easy for the state to effectively shut any non-complying company, not to mention far worse (Russia and Ch
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by mizzack 9y ago
Factory resets generally nuke all of the network settings too.
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by mizzack 9y ago
From your quote: > When I walk into my job at a tech company, how do I know which of my colleagues thinks I’m an outlier among women versus someone who was hired because I’m female that doesn’t deserve the job they have? Your perspective
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by mizzack 9y ago
There is another post that links to the complete interview: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=14971248

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