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by optimiz3 6y ago
Not to be flippant, but it's on you to negotiate better salary terms if that's how you get paid.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
My favorite way to short the dollar is to use fixed-rate debt to buy productive assets (real-estate, etc.). Double whammy. Assets in general should keep pace with inflation and fixed-rate debt gets inflated away.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Clearly Facebook's systems are able to associate correct ads based on the semantics of the content. Since this is true, why can't those systems moderate said content?
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Depends if the censorship is against attempts at overthrowing the society. A society has to be fundamentally intolerant of this or it will cease to exist.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Pope Scrootus the 1st
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by optimiz3 6y ago
> C# is basically the same thing Abstracted far enough, everything is basically the same thing.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
The painting. Cats are one of the most invasive species in the world, accounting for countless loss of bird populations and other species (toxoplasma infections in seals for example). Mona Lisa is irreplaceable. The world won't miss on
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Ah yes the modern version of original sin.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Also Bittrex which is regulated in WA state.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Gemini is regulated, more stable, and doesn't randomly perma-ban with no recourse when their AI runs amok.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
There's a difference between not getting prosecuted due to a lack of political will (i.e. in Seattle or Portland), and being innocent.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Food sovereignty is a thing - an open air farm in Africa has geopolitical and weather risks. Not to mention the shipping carbon footprint and freshness issues.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Begin long TSLA (since 2013), and trading options around the core position.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
If Fox News or MSNBC refuse to repeat something does that make it censorship too? What obligation do organizations have to promote someone's agenda?
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Could go really wrong though - civil asset forfeiture comes to mind in parts of the US as a relevant analogue.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
All the time. Witness the effects of cellphones/children/food/spilled food/makeup/jarring news/exciting music/significant others/attractive people/gawking at random bits of interest. Also, brake
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Wait till you see the videos of humans doing crazy stuff on roads in cars!
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by optimiz3 6y ago
> If a particular action the driver didn't take would lead to results that didn't happen I'm having a hard time parsing your double-negative, but when shadow mode is running, it's choices are back-tested in real-time
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Tesla runs their new releases for millions of miles on the wide fleet in shadow mode before they release to limited beta. This is not an untested release in the way the article makes it seem.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Try any system ever that has had a v2. Engineering is not omnipotent.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
A credit card is a bit of a stretch. Virtually every enterprise in existence has tried to get me to sign up for their in-house card since the mid 80s.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
That's a design difference from C++ then, however even if the file is deleted the delete on Windows doesn't persist for existing open handles until the file is closed.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Maybe politicians shouldn't be allowed to lie?
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by optimiz3 6y ago
In equivalent C++ on Windows, f is a file handle without delete share permissions so the act of successful opening the file locks out delete operations until the file handle is closed, preventing TTCTTOU issues. Am assuming Rust would be ba
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by optimiz3 6y ago
> ban is a political act What is political about objective science?
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Statistically significant [Citation Needed]
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by optimiz3 6y ago
I'd argue more specifically social media; countless snarky and sensational memes being promoted by AI to maximize views while propagating half-truths and lies. The Fox Newses and Huffington Posts provide the seeds, but it's socia
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Society's fundamental value is channeling the unpleasant aspects of our nature to create a net benefit for all. It is folly to fight the natural drive to compete. Instead focus on systems that channel that drive into innovation and p
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Microsoft made a big security pivot during XP. Gates put his foot down and forced the company to reprioritize secure engineering over everything else during the SP(2?) timeframe.
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by optimiz3 6y ago
Most have SDIC insurance.

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