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by roundandround 4y ago
I saw a speech from Gaddafi that he was going to gradually reform Libya.. It is an often repeated lie that institutions are going to magically transform themselves to no longer be shaped by being suck ups to dictators as soon as a dictator
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by roundandround 4y ago
It would definitely be hard to use Anki for conceptual learning that requires fresh problems to prevent memorizing answers. One could link to an outside site keyword categorizing problems matching specifics, I suppose.. Really though a lack
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by roundandround 4y ago
> I'd be very surprised if a big name like Namecheap were doing that today though. The risks with getting caught doing that intentionally are very high, but preventing any employee with access to lookup information, email addresses,
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by roundandround 4y ago
The paper ends with the claim that the conspirators destroyed the republic but as you said it was already dead. Given that countries like the US like to draw parallels to Rome, I think it is an important message that normal people dont acce
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by roundandround 4y ago
Is it hard to sell half a company you bought for a $1? Seems like more of a psychological problem than a technical one.. I mean sure the whole market could realize your purchase was an absurd liability, but they would still be immune as lon
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by roundandround 4y ago
Ah, but you don't have to actually assume liabilities, you can only lose as much as the purchase price.. So buying a company with 10 billion in debt and 10 billion in cash for $1 isn't $1 overpriced. It is an opportunity to take a
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by roundandround 4y ago
And hurry to do so! The meta verse will be laid off gradually over the next year.
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by roundandround 4y ago
Chronic Fatigue Syndrome has a similar link to other viruses and fibromyalgia quite possibly does as well. They haven't really made a whole lot of progress on those for decades despite them each affecting a percent or two of the popula
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by roundandround 4y ago
I don't really see how it can't spill over. For example, I've been wondering why China's neighbors wouldn't see Taiwan's independence and/or absorption of Chinese naval capability as an opportunity in thei
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by roundandround 4y ago
I find it kind of insane to have people walking around with a 100 million bank account for their runway in the best cheese grater. Call me crazy but I think a company with this much financial holdings would normally have a CFO that buys bon
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by roundandround 4y ago
I think they would choose this method to wind it down independent of whether it will ultimately be able to pay out everything. A Bank in the UK being run by the FDIC is probably not what they want.
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by roundandround 4y ago
It seems to me like too much of the current situation has jurisdictional gaming. We complain that banks no longer want to take the risk of their traditional role in small business loans and have a lot of economic distortion from that. Silic
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by roundandround 4y ago
I think the larger income hump will diminish greatly but other industries are probably just waking up to the fact that they were thrown into an accelerated automation and digital transformation competition. I really don't understand ho
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by roundandround 4y ago
He was obviously powerless to influence US politics from Canada, but from Russia..
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by roundandround 4y ago
Sure, but a cursory reading of this article stokes the temporary impoverished billionaire who think of future wealth in a way largely interchangeable with religious views on heaven... It actually seems to say that disvomforts required to ea
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by roundandround 4y ago
I don't see what advantage this has over snailmail to themselves? I think the most likely nefarious thing is the question of intentionally blocking aliveness checks. If the Satoshi heir waited for his keys from this what element would
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by roundandround 4y ago
Huh? The article basically confirms that small things are worth more happiness than many fold increases in salary. The one silver bullet seems like the cognitive defect being debunked. I think society has changed a bit in terms of network e
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by roundandround 4y ago
If they can't break up even one of the FAANG companies they have no chance at Microsoft. If they ever want to take out Microsoft they had better set precedent. Repeatedly banging their head against Microsoft would be a great way to pre
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by roundandround 4y ago
Cheddar is English in terms of name origin so British Cheddar was more popular to import, but there's not much reason to bother sending your average cheddar over a border that requires paperwork.. So Irish Cheddar is the only effect of
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by roundandround 4y ago
The drama was really the 4 years talking to some kind of patient in convalescence, and for what? Now the Cheddar is Irish, oh my.
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by roundandround 4y ago
Imperative isn't really unavoidable, all imperative programs can be expressed as functional declarative programs which is much more natural to something that should be declarative in nature (I don't want to know everything you did
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by roundandround 4y ago
This sounds similar to the nonsense that packets from China mean Chinese attackers.. Every country is capable of recruiting people who speak Russian and/or Ukrainian, and many wanted no way back. If these people are government independ
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by roundandround 4y ago
Yeah.. I would put the Islamic fundamentalists under social conservative they want to resume a system from ~820 AD. AFAIK these kinds of uses of radical are poor metaphors and certainly weren't relevant in the 18th or 19th century. ht
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by roundandround 4y ago
I don't think we are agreeing on terminology.. AFAIK radicals and social conservatives are opposites. One wants changes to match new ideas the other a freeze or return. The masons and quakers are examples of groups with tolerance that
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by roundandround 4y ago
The puritans did not build a republic, the masons did, a bunch of radicals that met with other republic forming radicals in Europe. Social conservatives of their time were deeply concerned about losing the feudal rule that kept society toge
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by roundandround 4y ago
I think the influence on this study is probably inverted though as supplementation could be based on a recommendation to compensate for lack of outdoor time as opposed to a study that measured levels.
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by roundandround 4y ago
Social conservatives have nothing to do with the republic they just gradually inherited a party with that name.
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by roundandround 4y ago
I'd recommend against the earn it approach to gain an object that is at the center bullying. People don't like to think of their own kids as possible bullies, but suffering and earning is basic justification to make one a bully to
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by roundandround 4y ago
Looking at Spain verse the UK in their graph. There is a lot of unskilled low paid work in places like Spain (offshore manufacturing) that feeds high paid unskilled work in the UK (brand and simple financial management.) I think the UK has
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by roundandround 4y ago
People with uncertain mobility might not know how long they need to start out in advance and whether they can stand in security lines, etc. Relatives might also pressure them to take a wheelchair out of concern that they miss the flight. Bu

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