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by rhizome 6y ago
>a philosopher noted that Artisans were different than merchants. Isn't this meaningless on its face? Everybody is "different," what does it mean here? Surely you aren't actually trying to say that founders/Engin
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by rhizome 6y ago
I think you'll find that if you learn what "300bps" means that your relationship advice might be wasted effort. ;)
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by rhizome 6y ago
Isn't "solv[ing] online dating" a business antipattern?
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by rhizome 6y ago
I have to think they're talking about the latter.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Heck, doesn't Amazon have an AI/ML product? Make the status page reflect sentiment analysis of support conversations.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Amazon can't diversify their providers, though. Regular Joes like us can use AWS, GCE, on premises, some non-reseller colocation provider, etc., and create failover duplicates, alternative deploy targets, or simply not ever have a comp
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by rhizome 6y ago
The RIAA/NARM/etc. needs YouTube WAY more than vice-versa.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Well then let's run the numbers: which math are you talking about, the number of guns? My question stands, then. After that, where is the line that changes the dynamic "entirely?"
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by rhizome 6y ago
These numbers are easy to find, but sure, let's break out our calculators. By recent generic numbers, Jane street does $171MM revenues across 900 employees. Apple has $274B revenues across 137,000 heads. $190,000 vs. $2,000,000. Netfli
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by rhizome 6y ago
Are you implying that enough people can't be trusted not to shoot at police with their guns that it justifies an armed response to every call everywhere in the entire country?
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by rhizome 6y ago
One of the first things you might notice in some of the job ads for those firms: instead of "Compensation: competitive salary, 0.0x% equity," you'll start seeing phrases like "extremely high compensation." Then you&
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by rhizome 6y ago
I'd also be interested to see the rates of claiming unemployment benefits across that spectrum.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Instructions unclear, microwave now chasing dog
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by rhizome 6y ago
Cherry Brown, accept no substitutes.
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by rhizome 6y ago
> Only works if there's a subscription to recipes for the food inserted And then you get a Netflix vs. HBO Max problem where one subscription doesn't have potato recipes and the other doesn't have anything that contains
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by rhizome 6y ago
FWIW, if you scroll down you'll see the median price in that neighborhood is $1.5MM, which'll bring it down to about a $6K house payment. Easily doable at your salary estimates unless the buyer has a crippling candle addiction, an
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by rhizome 6y ago
What is the joke?
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by rhizome 6y ago
> Yeah, same here, but that's because we live in progressive bubbles. Biden is a stopgap, he was what was required to get rid of Trump, which was job #1, a P1 if you will. A "progressive bubble" or other media-created ma
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by rhizome 6y ago
One of the first viral videos that reached people not online all the time. Pre-Facebook for most people.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Discogs also contains digital releases.
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by rhizome 6y ago
> This is obviously due to lack of volunteers, or their volunteers have limited areas of interest, which is totally understandable. But I think some basic automatic systems to at least add the new releases from major labels is needed for
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by rhizome 6y ago
Check out https://ogger.club , which adds features to the collection display, like tagging and other search options. It's based on uploading your exported-from-discogs collection, but it might scratch your itch. I'm not
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by rhizome 6y ago
Were nukes the only way to deal with his appetite?
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by rhizome 6y ago
There was a stretch when you had Gateway, eMachines, Dell (et al) in competition that could have resulted in machines that cheap if the market for desktops hadn't died (relatively). But even now Dell's lowest-end desktop is $350,
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by rhizome 6y ago
I would. It's a racket similar to police unions: upward pressure on $ and benefits because not to do so will result in a collapse of the larger operation (company, society), or so the rhetoric goes.
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by rhizome 6y ago
My Dad used to like telling a story about how when BART first opened, none of the trains had overhead bars because the trains were supposed to run so often nobody was going to have to stand. It's kind of wild that that wasted space for
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by rhizome 6y ago
GnuCash is alright and was just laying around on the internet for free. I wouldn't mind having some styling options, but "functional" has been fine.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Ah ha, that must be what I'm thinking of in calling it a joke.:)
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by rhizome 6y ago
Ah I should have accounted for that, I was a bit flip because IME it has become a quip since then. I didn't mean to minimize it. That's awesome they have the assignment for download.
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by rhizome 6y ago
Darwin-only by my read.

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