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by phnofive 6y ago
On the contrary, they didn’t know what to buy: - an extruding, continuous freezer which clogged with mix-ins - storage containers designed for milk which they destroyed by filling with ice cream mix - square packaging which further complica
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by phnofive 6y ago
I mean, this is such a generic concept - there are parallels in viral evolution we see in the real world. There is such strong survivorship bias in comparing the top slice of amateurs to all professionals, who of course have different goals
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by phnofive 6y ago
I think it’s the last modified field...
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by phnofive 6y ago
That’s really where punishment (fear) falls down. In the short term, consequences may be or seem inevitable; in the long term, the mischievous or criminal or anxious will model behavior to avoid consequences. Punishment should come after re
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by phnofive 6y ago
To summarize: Change your approach from instilling your will into your child’s behavior and becoming frustrated with their non-compliance to patiently modeling the desired behavior for your child and asking for their cooperation. Accept tha
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by phnofive 6y ago
A financial crime involving prison time is almost certainly a felony, and misdemeanor convictions don’t usually send ref flags up. Candidates get asked about indictments and convictions, not time spent in jail or prison.
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by phnofive 6y ago
I’d think the felony conviction has a lot more to do with employability, to say nothing of professional consequences for breaching trust (i.e., there are exceptions to asking about criminal history with respect to breaching fiduciary duty).
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by phnofive 6y ago
I get the idea, but if you can live across the street from another district while living in the same neighborhood, I don’t think it bears out. It would also make a two-party campaign schedule impossible, so it’s unlikely to gain traction. J
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by phnofive 6y ago
Are geographic districts required by the Constitution? State and Federal laws certainly follow from this assumption, but could a state simply assign registered voters at random (per election, roughly in line with ballots being finalized) to
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by phnofive 6y ago
The lawsuit digs into the details of the timeline - from initial report by the plaintiff to removal of the content took nine days (with the help of law enforcement) - which makes me wonder how much merit there is to the suit, Twitter’s fumb
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by phnofive 6y ago
“The largest stock exchange in New York City” (by sqft.)
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by phnofive 6y ago
You might be surprised by the plumber’s income bracket.
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by phnofive 6y ago
(2016) 2017 Followup: https://patrobinson.github.io/2017/12/16/should-i-run-a-data... Tone softens a bit, but still comes to the conclusion it’s not a good fit. Four years on, I can’t imagine a benefit to run
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by phnofive 6y ago
Avonex is off patent - still profitable, but drug companies are not entirely insensitive to being displaced by breakthroughs.
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by phnofive 6y ago
Well, NitW was released first, but the story runs out of track about 80% through - not sure if they ran out of ideas or money.
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by phnofive 6y ago
Thanks for sharing your first hand experience, and best wishes for your procedure.
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by phnofive 6y ago
Broken link, try: https://ihaque.org/posts/2020/12/28/pelomon-part-iii-hardwar...
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by phnofive 6y ago
My first question on figure 1: Where’s the backdrop of total wealth against the shift? Fortunately, the ‘past’ link sorted this out for me. Secondarily, how do we know who’s giving up the growth? It’s not necessarily constant nor earmarked
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by phnofive 6y ago
This person seems to put forward a number of provocative theories[0], take a scenic route through the various defences and objections, then leave substantive conclusion as an exercise to the reader. Put another way, this might be more accur
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by phnofive 6y ago
No, you’re right, but that’s what I found funny. If it were a weapon or armor or helicopter or EKG, or even a milspec melt-blown mask... But this is just another cloth mask, coming soon to your PX.
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by phnofive 6y ago
Take whatever vaccine you can, but I’d personally hold out for either of the mRNA flavors. Oxford/AZ have played too many games (cohorts and PR) for my taste.
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by phnofive 6y ago
The pride in their expedited timeline (Two years) is pretty funny considering the other high-tech advances we’ve made in half the time... Maybe Etsy sellers needed help responding to the RFP?
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by phnofive 6y ago
Sadly, if not surprisingly, partisan support flipped in 2016, making this less ideological than tactical. https://news.gallup.com/poll/320744/americans-support-abolis...
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by phnofive 6y ago
I think it may be on the lower end for a number of reasons which lead back to the low barrier to entry - there’s no need to pay your dues with a decade of schooling, in hundreds of thousands in tuition, and to professional associations, sta
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by phnofive 6y ago
Was going to say the same - can’t remember seeing spokesman.com here before.
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by phnofive 6y ago
They advertised their services directly to criminals by posting in forums - as themselves - promoting their VPN as a way to evade detection by authorities. Crossing the blue line is a sure way to provoke a show of force.
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by phnofive 6y ago
Nothing like flaunting your status as a premier burglary tool to attract the ire of law enforcement.
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by phnofive 6y ago
Trying to take this seriously... Is there some psychological explanation for elevated T, especially when the subject is aware their testes are about to be crushed by an air bladder? That is, could fear and courage cause a rise in testostero
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by phnofive 6y ago
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25489140
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by phnofive 6y ago
Or a blueprint, or sheet music, or telegraph transcription, or stenography, or anything where language is a non-prosaic abstraction.

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