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6y ago
IT is strictly not the creative part of Disney.
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6y ago
I think this will lead to inflation. Why should essential workers keep working if everyone else can stay home and do poetry? The natural response is to raise prices for their labor. Obviously if the same amount of money is obtainable with 1
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6y ago
why would this man withdraw money with the expectation that he was going to suicide in a few days?
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6y ago
> Will be interesting to see how ML and CRISPR converge. don't forget blockchain
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6y ago
I think it's a bad idea. There are people who grew up in poverty that still do well on the SAT, in fact that's exactly what the SAT is for - to identify those people, who might not be informed about math competitions or intel scie
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6y ago
You can't get rid of me by defunding the cops though.
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6y ago
Thanks
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6y ago
Not if they’re banging on the windows, pulling on the doors and trying to drag you out of it.
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6y ago
I’d say they’re in a pretty tough spot. I certainly wouldn’t have the patience to be the punching bag of a bunch of assholes who are so sure that if they were in charge, things would be better... I guess that’s why I’m not a cop.
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6y ago
If you frontrun a merger or a huge earnings miss, there's nearly a 0 percent chance you will lose money, and you can further leverage with options.
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6y ago
It is trivial to outperform the market by insider trading, thus markets are inefficient. The efficient market hypothesis isn't dead, it was never true.
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6y ago
I experience a similar thing. I'm on the spectrum, and with new friends it's always an anxiety inducing countdown until they identify me as an "alien", after which we are really no longer friends - I am an other, to be r
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6y ago
They're trying to reduce the number of Asians at the school, plain and simple.
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7y ago
observe that log10(125) = log10(100) + log10(1.25) log10(100) = 2 log10(1.25) = log(1 + 0.25) / log(10) ~ 0.25 / log(10) < 0.25 / 2 = 0.125 Thus log10(125) ~ 2.12 but probably a little less.
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7y ago
You had a culture all along. You are American.
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7y ago
100*log10(125) ~ 210?
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7y ago
There's this thing called equity that is distributed to co-founders and early employees of startups that serves as a form of collective ownership of the net assets and future profits, as well as decision making of the company. It'
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7y ago
Isn't this the genius of capitalism? If your coworker makes a billion dollar product all on their own, you're less likely to become resentful because you own stock in the company and will therefore cash out on the reward.
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7y ago
Yup. The creators are a bunch of crazy nihilists.
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7y ago
Urbit is a prank.
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7y ago
He thinks places in Africa like the Congo should stay the same because there's no one rich there? No. That wouldn't make sense.
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7y ago
my point is that all citizens of US are high earners from a global perspective. Taxing USA-standard "high earners" wouldn't generate nearly enough funds for a global UBI (it probably wouldn't for a USA UBI either).
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7y ago
Would those in the USA accept a tax where all income above $10,000 / year (around the global mean) was taken to enable global redistribution?
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7y ago
> Google tries to bypass the spirit of the law, which is for newspapers to get paid for their content by people using their content, and Google can do so because it's in a monopoly position in search I don't understand. Google
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7y ago
If I drink this soda will I become haunted like the guy on the can? lol https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OK_Soda#/media/File:OK_Soda_-_...
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7y ago
Yes https://nypost.com/2020/04/03/cats-can-infect-each-other-wit... https://tass.com/world/1139957
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7y ago
You know something? I know a little abstract algebra: groups, subgroups, quotient groups, and the relvent theorems behind them. It's been disappointingly useless to me though. Maybe someday I will take the quotient group of two matrix
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7y ago
According to general relativity, the time order of events is relative depending on your position and velocity. This also seems to break causality in textbook quantum mechanics since local changes can lead to global adjustments (collapse, fo
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7y ago
The cell is an analog computer, but one who's computational state we are still working out describing (it consists of the concentrations of transcription factors as well as epigenetic modifications of DNA and chromatin), and who's
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7y ago
why did you link to the science daily and not any actual article? The linked page doesn't even link to an article, it links to a university press release. From 2004 no less. How am I supposed to verify that they are replicating publish
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