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nradov
5mo ago
Work is not school. Within certain legal and ethical constraints, at work we only care about results.
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5mo ago
Most credit cards are issued by banks.
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5mo ago
Government central planning and industrial policy is always less efficient than free markets. But government can sometimes be more effective in accomplishing critical strategic goals when those are more important than efficiency.
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nradov
5mo ago
And it turns out that the American propaganda is almost always correct.
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Open Letter from Stem Faculty
(ucstudentsuccess.org)
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nradov
5mo ago
Crosstrek. The Subaru Eyesight system will automatically disengage after a few seconds with no driver input so it's safer.
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nradov
5mo ago
If you're distracted and not actively monitoring an SAE Level 2 autonomous system then you're a hazard to yourself and others. Don't do that. You need to be ready to actively intervene with zero advance notice.
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5mo ago
If someone offered me $10,000 to drive them 20 minutes then I would assume that they're transporting contraband or fleeing from law enforcement. Sometimes high prices are a signal that something is badly wrong with the deal.
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5mo ago
No one knows for sure. One hypothesis is chronic inflammation, perhaps linked to diet or mechanical stress.
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5mo ago
It's not that simple. If the target aircraft is outside the minimum abort range then they can still evade multiple missiles, regardless of whether the shooting platform or the missiles themselves are locked on. Typically they would do
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5mo ago
A lot of Ferraris are driven less than 280 miles per year.
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5mo ago
Nah. Growth is awesome. There are a few casualties but those are acceptable losses.
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5mo ago
Does film criticism even matter anymore? There used to more cost and friction associated with watching a movie and so good critics provided a useful gatekeeping service. But now with most people using streaming services (or pirating) if you
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5mo ago
Defense contractors don't pay premium wages. Rather the opposite. Many employees specifically want to work in the field in order to contribute to the national security mission.
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5mo ago
Uber is publicly traded. They're not beholden to VCs any more.
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5mo ago
What would such an economic system look like?
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5mo ago
Nah, there's no evidence of reduced quality. If anything it's the reverse. I've seen AI code review tools be tremendously effective at catching defects which otherwise would have shipped.
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5mo ago
What's the solution?
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5mo ago
This is unfortunately also one of the biggest problems with donating to NGOs that operate in many foreign countries. Much of the aid money gets stolen by corrupt officials and local criminals. Donors have to check carefully that NGOs are le
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5mo ago
If the UK wants to have a place in the future global economy then they're spending too much on things other than space launch. The NHS is one of those other things. In order to achieve different results they would have to reallocate sp
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5mo ago
Is the propaganda false?
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5mo ago
That's a very narrow viewpoint. From the customer perspective, defect rate is only one component of the product quality vector.
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5mo ago
Really? How much has that hurt Meta shareholder returns? Are most active fund managers delivering better results than passive index funds?
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5mo ago
OK, so what? The US also has a much higher GDP per capital and is the world leader in pretty much everything related to space. If the UK wants to avoid being left behind then they need to adjust priorities. Or they can stick with stagnation
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5mo ago
Healthcare is a bottomless pit. Demand is effectively infinite so no amount of funding will ever be enough. That's not to say we should eliminate it, but there has to be a balance. We shouldn't dump so many resources into healthca
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6mo ago
If you're invested in any index funds or most mutual funds (including through your retirement account) then you can't really sit this one out. We're all going along for the ride, hold on tight.
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6mo ago
Don't worry, the Fed can create infinite money!
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6mo ago
Most of the available rental cars are crap. Even if you make an advance reservation there's no guarantee that they'll have what you want in stock when you show up. For solo business travelers that doesn't matter as much but I
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6mo ago
Could you give us some specific citations for evidence of biological necessity for arsenic and lead? I searched on PubMed but couldn't find anything.
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6mo ago
It is hard. I did some searches before commenting and couldn't find anything about arsenic deficiency. I don't know much about arsenic biochemistry so could you kindly point us to a good source?
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