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by slickrick216 4y ago
If China attempts an invasion on Taiwan it is not unrealistic to suggest they’ll also take a swing at Japan and at least try to destroy the fabs there.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
One of Brian Enos mentees is now an upcoming Producer/DJ. Check out Fred again https://youtu.be/c0-hvjV2A5Y one of the best boiler room sets ever in my opinion.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Yeah it’s a shame still looks promising.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
https://download.virtualbox.org/virtualbox/7.0.0_BETA3/Virtu... ;)
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Cannibalism is what comes after veganism we are just early on the mass adoption curve.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Indeed it seems to be inverted whereby the company is trying to break through the Peter principle threshold to where the employee is useful again. More likely just professional ass kissers though.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
It’s about connecting flights. More flights go to Heathrow from more places. Changing airport is anathema to most sane people so not being able to easily connect to there means it’s less likely people will come. This impacts business in man
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by slickrick216 4y ago
In the same spirit it could be Bayesian poisoning of the recommendation algorithm https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayesian_poisoning
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Solid effort
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by slickrick216 4y ago
That’s actually a quote from Atlas Shrugged one of the monologues called the money speech. I should have attributed it sorry. I would say we are heading for further authoritarianism and state capitalism. Things have stagnated. http:/&
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Oracle is also doing layoffs today and would somewhat be in the stable class. It’s just like nature it just is. Think the thing to do is just take Larry Ellisons advice and GTFM.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Watch money. Money is the barometer of a society's virtue. When you see that trading is done, not by consent, but by compulsion--when you see that in order to produce, you need to obtain permission from men who produce nothing--when yo
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Yeah I can see that in some scenarios there’s a no win for the business or the team. Especially information spillage where the cleanup is usually non effective messy and long. Combine that with them not being interesting to work people acti
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Exactly mix the plausible deniability with discovery processes and you get to the point where people couldn’t do the right thing even if they wanted to as they don’t know about it.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
This can sometimes be intentional and driven by situational circumstance. I’ve seen this in an incident response setting where people at all levels didn’t want to know as they’d be obliged to deal with it then. Peoples ethics extended so fa
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by slickrick216 4y ago
How wealthy are you? If you don’t like me asking a question then it’s a bit hypocritical to make comments about others wealth. If your net worth is over 100k USD I think you should only have 10k and the rest be stripped away from you and gi
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Not an expert but I would say for the following reasons: - It’s a lot of asphalt - construction happens over a wide possibly remote area so all construction materials need transportation - materials are probably made to order so you are buy
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Nah it’s not true now even. Should be though.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Governments only have that power cause the people vest them with it. If other individual citizens want to print money that’s their business. No one should be forcibly obliged to only accept certain forms of legal tender. There’s something t
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Germany weaponises data privacy and uses it to lock out foreign competitors.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Or the opposite.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Don’t tell the rest of them that. More for the rest of us.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
So much effort put into FUDing Bitcoin. Just don’t buy it.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
"The average employee at Uber is barely over 30, which means you've spent your career in a long and unprecedented bull run" - quite an American experience this. Many across Europe and the rest of the world were in a recession
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Negative comment's here are going to be prime meme material in the future.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
If we just rate things better by calories we will enter a negative feedback loop where something is always better until we are all eating some synthetic sludge. Not saying you don’t have a point but we should aim to have our cake and eat it
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Anyone know if there are dangers to being around these in terms of toxicity not the more practical dangers of accidents.
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Interesting points. “Startup on steroids” aka “startup within a big company” is a euphemism for a business unit with bad organisation inside a company that is too chaotic to introduce new products through normal channels necessitating a dir
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Fair enough
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by slickrick216 4y ago
Why would you be banned for this. People are different?

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