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What Roe vs. Wade being overturned could mean for startups in red states(fortune.com)
3 points by otoburb 4y ago|0 comments
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Former OpenSea exec arrested in first-ever crypto insider trading charge(protocol.com)
6 points by otoburb 4y ago|0 comments
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How to Understand France(unchartedterritories.tomaspueyo.com)
1 points by otoburb 4y ago|0 comments
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Ultima Genomics claims $100 full genome sequencing(techcrunch.com)
3 points by otoburb 4y ago|0 comments
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Free Physics Textbook on the Science of Motion(motionmountain.net)
2 points by otoburb 4y ago|0 comments
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by otoburb 4y ago
The randomly generated shapes are beautiful and mesmerizing (just keep pressing 'R'). Pure math in all its visualized glory.
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by otoburb 4y ago
I'm not familiar with either of these platforms from a seller perspective. How does the math work out to paying double (40%)? If you make a sale on BigCommerce then they take their 20%, but a separate sale on Shopify should only be 20%
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by otoburb 4y ago
While you can probably stand up an LLC or C-corporation easily enough, you'd need to be careful about federal withholding tax[1] and additional federal tax forms to file[2] every year since you're not a US resident. Depending on w
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Introducing the New and Upgraded Framework Laptop(frame.work)
50 points by otoburb 4y ago|2 comments
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by otoburb 4y ago
Since New York City has more opportunities and larger scale compared to Toronto the question boils down to a career efficiency and potential future leverage. If you're going to have to relocate and bust your ass working anyway, then wh
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by otoburb 4y ago
The slight bias against Canadian shows is that if they have Canadian-specific content (e.g. city, backstories, characters) that are an important part of the story, then the larger American audience will be much less likely to find it intere
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by otoburb 4y ago
>> Twisting/spinning joyrides are so much fun. Trying to keep your bearings after hitting the reactor core to escape without getting lost was the greatest rush, following fighting through all the enemies to get there in the first
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by otoburb 4y ago
>> [...] then he took a closer look in Google Street View and saw more Confederate flags than he felt comfortable with. In a way, your brother is probably grateful that the flag bearers flew their colours in the first place, instead
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by otoburb 4y ago
>> Reading this, I wondered whether this would increase demand of BTC [...] Very unlikely, given that CAR's population is less than 5M, and only a small (read: negligible) portion of the population will even attempt to use bitco
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by otoburb 4y ago
As more of the American workforce voice their opinions and try to win the WFH battle, #3 will re-accelerate.
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by otoburb 5y ago
Thanks for providing the article. That's a pretty grim series of visuals.
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by otoburb 5y ago
An influx of Americans migrating to New England might incur a spillover north of the border into Montreal and Ottawa, which would only exacerbate their own housing booms[1][2] along with the rest of Canada[3]. [1] https://montrea
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Pro-Entropic Investing(joincolossus.com)
1 points by otoburb 5y ago|0 comments
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by otoburb 5y ago
>> The majority of Americans don't even participate in the stock market outside of a 401k at best. It seems that stock market household participation has inched up over the past 4 decades driven by a variety of factors and is li
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by otoburb 5y ago
I applaud such efforts, but the fly in the ointment is that the acceleration of renewable energy sources will not only require more capital, sooner, but also different energy sources to be built more quickly. Accelerated timelines for such
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by otoburb 5y ago
The trend will accelerate since electric vehicles also do not require manual clutching, and more countries and automotive companies are committing to futures where internal combustion engines (both automatic and manual) will supposedly ceas
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by otoburb 5y ago
>> When business decisions are made on WeChat, the longer in the past they are, the more difficult it is for other employees to scroll back and find out why they happened. It's not ideal, but I thought that WeChat had a desktop
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by otoburb 5y ago
>> In all seriousness, though, aren't people mostly paid what they're worth if they know how to demand it? Yes, but the caveat is that most people don't know how to calculate their worth relative to the organization(s)
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by otoburb 5y ago
>> I feel our product suffers due to lack of collaboration. Is there a way to measure the loss in productivity or product quality? >> I have never seen a more disengaged engineering staff. How does the perceived lack of engage
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by otoburb 5y ago
>> How has consumer confidence been affected in older middle and lower class folks? Broadly the same negative sentiment, according to the University of Michigan US consumer sentiment survey data broken down by age, income, education,
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by otoburb 5y ago
>> I'd hate to see how that works in a large project - like SpaceX where teams have to build things. I'm not sure using SpaceX is the best example here given that they were (still are?) notorious for their grueling work hou
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ChinAI #176: AI Frameworks (part 2)(chinai.substack.com)
1 points by otoburb 5y ago|0 comments
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by otoburb 5y ago
I prefer a more optimistic interpretation of John Adams’ quote in relation to work ethic and motivation to help our future generations: "The science of government it is my duty to study, more than all other sciences; the arts of legisl
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by otoburb 5y ago
I'm confused about what corporate newspeak you're referring to. Isn't this the sentiment and euphemism trotted out when referring to the "immigrant work ethic" across most cultures and countries? In terms of "s
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by otoburb 5y ago
>> They just need to crowdsource a few more billions and persuade neighboring countries to recognize them. The billions will be needed to bootstrap their infrastructure.

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