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by scsilver 5y ago
The fed is effectively doing this right now with low interest rates. Diluting old debts (pay off early 2000s mortgage with modern wages) and cheapening the cost of new ones, (borrow at 4% when inflation is running around 5%). We all buy int
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by scsilver 5y ago
You can cancel debts of the past and borrow for the future. If you happen to unlock a new level of productivity by doing so, you could possibly get your lunch for free based on the future productivity catching up to your spending.
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by scsilver 5y ago
Because a body that exercises is better able to manage their diet, not just on the calorie level but on the stress and craving abatement aspects. It helps with adherence to diet.
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by scsilver 5y ago
It's worth renting an SUV in SLC and some camping gear from REI on the way to arches, and driving through to Denver, dropping off the gear at REI and going home on the plane. You could probably even get some skiing in at Arapahoe Basin
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by scsilver 5y ago
By the next generation moving and staying in cities rather than sprawling suburbs. It concentrates public resources and hugely reduces transportation costs. Combined with most services like medicine, finance, and education, getting remottif
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by scsilver 5y ago
I would assume it gives them unobstructed views of the land and sky. Helpful for channeling solar or moon beams, general foresight, and good positioning to launch spells.
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by scsilver 5y ago
Its why I like travelling/hiking/skiing. A shit ton of puzzles to solve with delicious treats, treatments, and experiences to reward your success. Something about solving problems in the warm sun, or a calming snow fall, is very f
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by scsilver 5y ago
You can probably teach it to start producing higher gold/crap ratios with enough human planners training it?
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by scsilver 5y ago
There are problems that exist though. As a general creative stepping into designing vr environments in unity(which is just a Game) I want a platform to attract users from, I want a demo gallery where a user can step into my world and try it
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by scsilver 5y ago
A well made latte is a work of craftsmanship, it is precious and should be regarded as such along with those who produce them for us.
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by scsilver 5y ago
When people get paid to do it. Younger me would rather be trading my data for training their ai, doing whatever quests they set up, hanging out in that environment if it can pay close to a minimum wage job. (Note this is easier to do in poo
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by scsilver 5y ago
Idn man, my current setup leverages a bunch of prebuilt macros, and I start off my songs with a template. Electronic music is very program/process focused. But you gotta juj it with tricks to please the ear and keep things fresh. To me
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by scsilver 5y ago
Those employment centers are where resources are. The alternative is setting up resort towns with shipped in and strained labor serving the leisure and remote work class. See the mountain towns. Living remotely outside of towns starts to ge
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by scsilver 5y ago
Alot of new development is that architecture from the 80's and 90's is not tailord to modern life, was adapted to the car revolutions of the late mid century, and is agressive towards pedestrians. All the new construction in my ar
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by scsilver 5y ago
Anyone know of any plug and play ai cameras that I can put outside and program to yell at the people who don't clean up after their dog goes on the sidewalk. It's gotta be like one or two people In each neighborhood who need to be
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by scsilver 5y ago
Yeah but most engineers shoot to short or take to long on automating that thing. Most useful automation takes large standards bodies and decades of coordination. When we are placed in profitable companies it's easier to produced more v
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by scsilver 5y ago
Isn't modern hedonism just freedom to pursuit happiness without necessitating context of religious frameworks. I don't see what makes you think hedonism isn't sustainable or stable. Democracy has been the biggest boost to sci
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by scsilver 5y ago
If you can afford it, take your time and do 5 years. Live on or near campus. The best thing you can do for your employment is start taking programming odd jobs now while learning. Get real work out in the world and get paid for it before yo
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by scsilver 5y ago
You talk to a professional if you want to retain wealth for the long term. Would you roll your own auth? Rich -pepper have better access to talented professionals. There’s obviously a balance between wealth and stress that is useful for hap
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by scsilver 5y ago
Do you watch college sports? Or are you just talking about what you imagine to be true? It’s not the same thing as a team of mid 20s+ trained professionals working in the context of a tech org. Indeed, The excellent talent skips college, go
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by scsilver 5y ago
A college team churns ever 4 years at most. Consistent wins in that space is all about management, as the talent is fleeting.
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by scsilver 5y ago
Because censorship that most people fear is the power of the state stymying information flow and not private actors acting freely of their own accord. It’s when the states monopoly on violence gets leveraged to censor, that you see things l
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by scsilver 5y ago
Any chance you have some some charts I can dig through, at hand?
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by scsilver 5y ago
It allowed a cash out of pent up wealth that was waiting for a tax favorable environments to realize.
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by scsilver 5y ago
"Why did the Nazis feel so threatened by the Bauhaus? Why were they so scared of an art school that made modernist furniture and kitchenware? Because it represented a world view which was the complete opposite of National Socialism. Na
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by scsilver 5y ago
I mean this is what companies build up revenue for, to be able to set prices when inflation happens. Googles services are undeniable. Now they are in position to start justifying their high multiples.
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by scsilver 5y ago
We can justify almost any cost if it's the thing keeping us healthy.
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by scsilver 5y ago
I'm glad they expanded accreditation to licensed professionals who don't have 2 million. Before it was too much gatekeeping just on money alone.
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by scsilver 5y ago
It's hard for me to appreciate an argument that we were more rational during a time of religious dominance, the last 2000 or so years. We've been greatly humbled by being wrong over and over in recent decades. Maybe that has drive
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by scsilver 5y ago
I think this is they way things are heading. Learning pods with private teachers based off a accredited college approved prep curriculums. I hope your wife does well.

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