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by sbinthree 6y ago
Yes, and the formulation took 48 hours after covid was sequenced. This should be the last pandemic ever assuming brutally out of date regulatory bodies catch up.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
The removal cost of new laws is low because all the important laws already exist.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Like sneaking in more changes after your code review is approved.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
That kid from your high school with a t-shirt hustle has now experienced globalization so we have 40 kids all very good at hustling t-shirts dominating the entire t-shirt hustle.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Set a price high enough that this becomes clearly a good thing: what about $25k/person, spent directly on vaccines for others? I've been thinking about the whole "public vaccination" virtue signaling that politicians hav
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by sbinthree 6y ago
I was depressed my entire childhood until I was diagnosed with Celiac at 20 and changed my diet. Then I realized it was just immune system recursively attacking nervous system.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Agreed with this. Retain your own counsel and do this.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
I remember being in a Canadian ICU with a family member and thinking it was weird that no one wore masks. What if someone in there had the flu? They made you wash your hands but masks were only for sick people (lol). Seeing people with an I
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by sbinthree 6y ago
It reduces logistical volume of the shipped product I think was the rationale. Not sure about the other questions.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
This is the kind of thing the General Counsel gets out of bed for. Civil war.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
I agree, I'm arguing that the thing that leads to network success tends to also be the reason it unwinds. Facebook would not have worked if privacy prevailed, which is also the main driver impacting the unwinding of their network.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
I think it's interesting that people forget anything network based tends to unwind just as fast as it winds up. Decorrelation (e.g. low viral coefficient) can be antifragile. If everyone moves to your city for a different reason, it
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by sbinthree 6y ago
It provides a user the ability to see unencrypted message details on an unlocked phone. Similar to, you know, looking in the app and taking screenshots.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
The half life of the antibodies averages six months but varies. It's not as severe at diseases like smallpox where a single exposure results in antibody production for life. So our body will make energy trade offs by ramping down antib
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Summary: be antifragile.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
We are way better at treating it, there's just so many more cases. A lot of invisible cases where people get hardcore antivirals a day before they would be hospitalized, etc.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
Awesome news, for Ferrets. Just kidding, this does seem like a very handy therapuetic.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
In practice it almost certainly means OMAD after dark.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
He does seem to have some good eastern deal flow.
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by sbinthree 6y ago
My wife, son and I have had a weird experience like this. We were not test confirmed, but we are younger, so none of us had it that bad . We had a flu-like illness of coughing, tired, high fever. Then it subsided. Then a week or so later,
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by sbinthree 7y ago
The reagents are contract manufactured in China by four companies who are not allowed to ship them outside of China. Going to be an interesting next couple of months.
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by sbinthree 7y ago
I think something that isn't discussed much are the runaway effects of being a winning platform. Even something uncorrelated (as opposed to network effects driven) like Stripe eventually has the ability to outexecute companies of any s
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by sbinthree 7y ago
N=1 anecdata, I'm 26, net worth of ~$10M, barely finished high school. Avoided University on purpose because spending 4 years not working in tech seemed really expensive opportunity cost wise. Was the right choice. Can't be a doct
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by sbinthree 7y ago
The Calabrian mafia is tumbling somewhere around $100B worth of money around the world financial system, probably indirectly funding many idealistic SV companies, and this guy has to lose his job running MIT because they accepted a donation
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by sbinthree 8y ago
The science is not uncertain. And these views are still mainstream, perhaps more so.
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by sbinthree 8y ago
The world made much more sense when I realized money is just a proxy for "want". One will never have enough, so long as one "wants", which in my experience is basically what everyone does all the time.
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by sbinthree 8y ago
Synaptic pruning is the evolutionary equivalent of the postgres vacuum command.
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by sbinthree 8y ago
Programming is weird. The better I get through experience and painful failure, the more I have tool anxiety. It starts with using a package for everything, now I fear updating my database drivers which tend to be the only code outside the s
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by sbinthree 8y ago
The bottleneck to making more money isn't directly employees, it's leadership. Market wins.
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by sbinthree 8y ago
This is standard now, so that the founder can buy a Tesla and a house and get focused on the long term to maximize the company without taking the first buyout. Employees job is to do the work, trust them to understand. Don't buy a Ferr

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