phnofive

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   by phnofive 6y ago

   There’s a vast difference between selling milk and selling dairy products; milk’s impracticality - shipping water that must be kept under refrigeration and easily spoils - is evident, but cheese, butter, yogurt - none of which discussed in
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   by phnofive 6y ago

   Seems like intentionally randomizing this would be a good way to mass produce fingerprinted copies - in addition to any variants in the media.
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   by phnofive 6y ago

   That’s essentially what this replaces - which had been done without the aid of simulations.
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   by phnofive 6y ago

   Thanks, I appreciate your guidance. I’m admittedly self-conditioned to snap judgements on aesthetics, and despite reading the article, that’s probably what blocks me from getting it. Glad to know there may be a cure!
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   by phnofive 6y ago

   I feel like I’m looking at a magic eye ( I also haven’t yet been able to ‘’see’’ one of those ) when I see art like that linked here. Is there a trick to appreciating it beyond what I can see?
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   by phnofive 6y ago

   Nor by forming a B corporation... as far as I know.
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   by phnofive 6y ago

   ‘Make something people want’ is hard for me to understand - is this a fair expansion? Make something people want that can evolve into a commodity, ensure only the inventor can profit (e.g. with IP protections), and architect your business s
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   by phnofive 6y ago

   > as long as the history books get it right, they take some pride in letting the newspapers get it wrong. “They’ll like us when we win!” Not a bad philosophy, but you still need to have enough confidence in your own vision.
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   by phnofive 6y ago

   Yes, but only for the year in which you cross the threshold - subsequent years are commissioned at 30% from dollar one.
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    I don’t get how the consolidation of networks to platforms (e.g. Gimlet to Spotify) increases their value, since the operating costs seem so linear.
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    (2009)
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    Quartz is 100 bucks a year... https://outline.com/v9fWFk
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    This may not be your point, but I want to point out the VLC app on iOS provides a target for saving files, including mp3, for offline playback. https://ytmp3.cc/ provides a general purpose online youtube to mp3/mp4 con
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    Are you me? Bash and jq (and sendemail) go so far in reporting and analyzing data, it’s like magic. Haven’t figured out a great way to present the data so folks can draw their own conclusions, though.
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    If the whole thing was coordinated, that’s messed up; I wonder if it was a coincidence and #6 was testing your mettle, or even just genuinely disagreed. What did you do when he said no?
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    Turns out: It’s just chance.
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    At least it didn’t take over three weeks to notice this 6x increase...
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    > Riots are extra-public because crowds riot rather than institutionalized groups such as parties or social movements. Riots are extra-state because they violate the state’s monopoly on violence. Riots are extra-legal because they are a
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    Title: ‘Windows AD Provider’
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    I would imagine at least some of the price increase was DTO...
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    It could be used that way, but do you think that’s the inevitable conclusion of his argument?
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    Disproving their points is secondary to the argument made by the author, which is rhetorical - don’t listen to pseudointelligence just because it comes from the ‘Very Smart’ (using the author’s sarcastic phrasing here). It’s not as though t
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    It seems like the thesis of this diatribe is that people recognized generally or in their own niche as intelligent may not be, which is supported by saying they expressed ideas which allow the author to call them trash, which means they are
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    Loopholes aside, what possible motivation could an employer have for bringing in an H1B than lower cost? The H1B worker is beholden to the employer and the increased supply of labor would necessarily decrease scarcity of that skill.
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    I’d think it’d be difficult to run in both circles for too long.
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    I’m not a lawyer nor your lawyer, but I read that to mean any vulnerability you discover as a result of your research using the SRD, not any vulnerability you otherwise discover or of which you have knowledge.
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    Can’t wait to see those few sets which escape the supply chain on auction.
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    (2016)
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    Great example of that barrier is gestational diabetes, which may as well be called secondary type two diabetes. It’s not a rubicon, either, since it’s so commonly reversible (though this isn’t trivially easy).
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    by phnofive 6y ago

    The comparatively effective treatment for IBS was essentially a taped hypnotherapy session - is the rest of the Nerva platform undergoing review? Will you discourage users who’ve used FODMAP, even inadvertently, from signing up?