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nibsfive
5y ago
Not even a little like the headline, Steele sounds like a generationally smart intellectual.
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5y ago
Highly recommend reading Stealth War if you want to understand China. I have a better understanding of China, and much less understanding for weird US posture as a result.
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5y ago
Freedom with Chinese characteristics.
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5y ago
G Suite
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5y ago
Mercury
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5y ago
Company SSO and IP allowlist.
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5y ago
Learning with Chinese characteristics.
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5y ago
Covid is not a highly virulent pathogen. Virulence means severity, like things with 80% CFR rates becoming things with 100% CFR rates.
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5y ago
I give 40% raises for this reason. So stupid to let your best people walk out the door. Just shower them with cash!
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5y ago
By Apple* no less.
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5y ago
I have a model Y 7 seater, it's actually not bad in the third row. Kids totally fine, small adults for short trips. Over six feet would hit the roof though.
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5y ago
No, the vaccinated. To prevent actual spread.
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5y ago
For the people in the back: intramuscular vaccines do not precent viral reproduction in your nose, meaning you can still spread a virus. Only nasal delivery prevents it. We need nasal boosters, not more intramuscular shots.
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5y ago
For the people in the back: intramuscular vaccines do not necessarily reduce viral load in your nasal passage but do make it much harder for the virus to reproduce in worse places. Nasal vaccines would do this which is why we need them for
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5y ago
I don't think the universe has reached some kind of natural ceiling on unhappy customers so in terms of startups, no. Plenty of unhappy customers out there!
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5y ago
On the contrary, Canadians are clearly more sane than what the US is doing. The lockdowns here notwithstanding. Also Canadian and vaccinated.
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5y ago
This is why we need nasal vaccines. The current vaccines prevent escalation but not initial replication in the nose.
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5y ago
It's more absolute deadly, not more relative deadly.
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5y ago
Apple doesn't use Slack.
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5y ago
I love how intense Bezos competes.
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5y ago
So much money, too few startups to invest it into.
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5y ago
Finance policy makers aren't smart enough to navigate finance policy.
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5y ago
We should have schools for future Elons, not future Trump's.
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5y ago
Nutrient density. Organisms will consume as much nutrient sources as needed to meet micronutrient requirements. If food gets less micro dense, as it has, our bodies are compelled to eat more until our needs are met.
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5y ago
You know now that we know diseases can be magically solved in two months of science we can't let them off the hook. Why not solve it by next fall?
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5y ago
Australia is basically "very poorly executed China clone" at this point. Weirdly affected by their propaganda but also totally lacking the organizational effectiveness.
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5y ago
If money stopped being a measure of value, it would stop being a valuable measure.
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5y ago
We implemented this with 30 people. No wokesplosions, just private positive feedback.
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5y ago
Look over there, we're not a monopoly. The new monopoly playbook is "look what I'm doing for SMBs". Similar to racketeering.
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5y ago
Also: try nanohydroxyapetate.
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