nemomarx

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by nemomarx 9mo ago
They could just reinvest the 8 billion in all the other stuff they're holding, but something like those if they want to keep the diversification ratios high. Maybe the Yuan or Chinese companies?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I mean the invisible status is supposed to hide all that, yeah. Why have a "show as offline" if it still shows activity like going online?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
How do you construct a sleep cycle out of login events? Does steam do one if the computer goes into standby etc?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Did you pay attention to his last impeachment? The much vaunted checks and balances rely on Congress and the supreme Court checking the executives power. Since the presidents party controls both, this doesn't happen. The Imperial Presi
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Ironically the original intent of the second amendment was closer to "the states should have a lot of people used to using guns so they can raise militias if necessary". ICE has recruited a lot of those people - you don't see
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Only 4% or so approve of going to war to conquer Greenland, so if it gets that bad you might expect sentiment to keep turning. but his approval floor has been pretty steady at no lower than ~30 percent through every controversy so far.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Representatives already either agree it's bad (and can't do much about it) or will not listen to the public (because they're Republicans and indented to trump for their careers. I don't have any friends who don't vo
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
No one's really put out a strong case for it like that. You could argue it's a lot of land that's underpopulated and might be valuable in twenty years with global warming or something? But the simpler answer is that Trump see
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
If you can think of a good way to stop it happening before the midterms, I'm all ears.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Phrase it like this - market makers and casinos and other hosts really don't want it be a game of skill.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
If open war breaks out with Europe, wouldn't these assets end up frozen anyway? It doesn't seem like weaponization to hedge that risk.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
People who aren't fed and employed generally struggle to be self actualized, right? First you need to work for your supper, then you can focus on learning for its own sake. As more jobs started requiring degrees, the motivation has to
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
I guess the risk is that if the CEO doesn't like getting bothered and remembers your name, it might hurt your chances being hired in other ways?
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Threads seems to be growing, but I'm also interested in a graph of Twitter usership since the acquisition? The one year view here doesn't really show the full trend. > A year ago, X had twice as many daily active users in the U
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Marketed to a broader audience with more users, like sports betting? And to be fair options trading used to be pretty limited in users too, until apps like robinhood tried to democratize it.
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Even without the sledge hammer your locks probably aren't good enough to stop a thief with a set of picks. A robot that brute forces it is more expensive and slower than any of the existing tools, so it shouldn't change your threa
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by nemomarx 9mo ago
Much like transparent glass tablets in sci Fi movies, this looks pretty cool but I think makes text hard to read and gets old immediately. Is it really a compelling new paradigm? I think if I had a really improved version of Apple vision I
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
What is the cause in your view, then?
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
In my experience a few times people will ask for money if they see you giving someone else something, but not that often, and you can shrug through it and say that was your last dollar or something. Keep the interactions short and easy and
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
It might be a lossy savings, but I would think at least some percentage of people who take the free potatoes weren't going to buy them and will eat some of them. So maybe you get 5-10 percent less total waste for the labor time, pessim
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
did it not come with the barrels? I figured you'd just need a warehouse and a truck. (which is a pretty big ask, of course, and maybe free labor to pick it up up and move it into the truck...(
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
Bosses like it, and maybe it keeps people from interviewing for other jobs?
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
People will talk about it, but how much does it really matter? Many actors and other figures credibly accused of sex crimes or whatever just wait a few years and then start getting work again. Kevin Spacey seems to be going alright as an ex
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
I like to keep track of which models still have a fairly distinct voice (for curiosity if nothing else), but I'd also like to see the prompt to know which part is your own sentiment and which part is fluff added in post. It's kind
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
What's the navidrome pitch?
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
can you share the prompt and model for study here
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
The law of attraction / master persuader/ I can hypnotize large audiences stuff isn't that normal, I think? If you want an explanation for why he would try ivermectin for cancer treatment he had a lot of beliefs in that vein
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
I moved out at 18 (like most of my peers) and my extended family lives far away to begin with. I think I have an alright family situation compared to some friends, but it's not like I see any of them more than once or twice a year? If
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
how would it be interpreted as prostitution? the close analogue is porn stars right
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by nemomarx 10mo ago
He said some particularly strange stuff about his son, but I choose to believe it was a complicated survivors guilt. losing a child is pretty up there for trauma. I'm not sure about the hypnotism and manifesting beliefs, but that might

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