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by scrubs 3y ago
I'll be right back ... gonna a few things around the house ... starting where the pets hang out
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by scrubs 3y ago
Here we go again ...
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by scrubs 3y ago
Either one has exceeded the bounds of free speech or you haven't. If you have there are logical, legal, financial, and other repercussions. If you haven't free speech consistently means other players in the X arena also have freed
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by scrubs 3y ago
Agree: Japanese and German manufacturing and materials know how? Lengendary. Software? Hmmmm.
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by scrubs 3y ago
I've had the opposite take. What's not fun? East coast nyc/CT financial tech. It's run top down like the GOP. Gotta be on the same talking points. The important aspects of creativity, honest criticism are avoided and tai
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by scrubs 3y ago
Totally agree. The ferocity of hustling and always be selling on the one hand and dually the reflexive need to hyperbolically market or brand someone as exceptional category X with the implication the bestower also has brilliant insight is
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by scrubs 3y ago
Global symmetries like translation or rotation are simple and follow from the isoprophy of space: it's basically the same everywhere. No symmetry is much harder to explain: there'd have to a casual event history to explain why i.e
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by scrubs 3y ago
I want to plug this comment because it's on to something I've maintained in my own discussions on US politics: "A common factor is dysfunctional legislatures/parliaments" Yes. In the USA Congress is by far the most
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by scrubs 3y ago
This is so petty, greedy, and passive aggressive on the part of police.
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by scrubs 3y ago
Agree. The article read more like political success not practical success in moving money. Volitale value also does not help the average Joe with purchasing decisions either
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by scrubs 3y ago
Great read
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by scrubs 3y ago
Great video ... tastefully and humorously uses phrases like science hippies and godzilla. Thus is like the honey badger narration for slime molds.
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by scrubs 3y ago
You're right. If you are in Maine or north of Boston you can probably get it ie NE corner of US. I'm NYC area ... and it's persona non grata. Thanks for the link
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by scrubs 3y ago
Checking this out tomorrow. Side work project is better compressing 10s of TBs of files.
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by scrubs 3y ago
Good points. The New Yorker made somewhat the same points on Alger Horatio say in context of ragged dick. Horatio never dealt with racism or class hierarchies. And his villans are simplistic. There was no murder or rape. And it was implied
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by scrubs 3y ago
Lived in the nwt for many years as a kid. Highlights? A lot: - good schools. I miss Ms. Carter - travel extensively through Yukon - great shape: shoveled a lot of snow and frozen Canadian ice cream. Lots of cross country skiing - maple waln
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by scrubs 3y ago
Darn good post!
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by scrubs 3y ago
Wow! Bold leadership Oregon!
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by scrubs 3y ago
Is it important to point out college like housing and Healthcare increase far faster than anything else? So a recent down trend added to a larger up trend is still net expensive?
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by scrubs 3y ago
Drucker or total quality management the Japanese way by Ishikawa are also good. In the later, which goes into root cause in depth, it's management that is usually to blame not the guy/gal on the line. All the more for systemic, re
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by scrubs 3y ago
I'd support this (higher pay mabe 5x to 10x) provided: - no security trading - recuse if conflicted - cleanup of political fund raising - criminal penalties on violation You want control and just compensation? Can do. But not without c
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by scrubs 3y ago
Bingo. Once again rules are different for the powerful. I don't buy it for a minute.
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by scrubs 3y ago
The Supreme court is/will be bounded by the fact the inflation reduction act is law. This isn't like abortion where there is no federal law passed by congress and signed by the president. I'm very happy to see this. And surel
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by scrubs 3y ago
Reportedly the 3-stooges were ripped off by the studios who also hid or obstructed or misrepresented how much their stuff made. But closer today ... I had a two year debate (80s/90s) on Japan conquering some 30% of the US market. The
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by scrubs 3y ago
Works for me
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by scrubs 3y ago
I worked at bloomberg for an extended period. Feature flags are seriously used eg. >10k flags added per month across all code. Now, they came with ample management systems to enable/disable, rollout, and check for complete rollout.
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by scrubs 3y ago
That example I think is tangential. The better example is free fall in a gravity well v. being accelerated up like in an elevator in space far, far away from gravitational sources
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by scrubs 3y ago
"General relativity says that you can't tell the difference between being unaccelerated, and being in free fall" I think this is a misunderstanding. Special relativity says you can't tell the difference between free fall
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by scrubs 3y ago
The hum is merely the change in the shape of space time by all the gravitational events like block hole creation, mergers, and novae. In that sense it's not random certainly not in the sense of quantum measurement say of position or mo
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by scrubs 3y ago
It danced around the question.

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