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Sw.ink – Simple Web Links with Analytics(sw.ink)
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Exxon-Beating Activist Engine No. 1 Plans ETF to Prod Boardrooms(finance.yahoo.com)
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Analysis of Two Dozen Databases(jepsen.io)
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by sonograph 5y ago
After only reading the headlines promising the bright future of USB-C, I am very disappointed now that I carry three USB-C in my backpack for different use-cases.
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Starlink: A Review and Some Hacks(hackaday.com)
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A few bytes here, a few there, pretty soon you’re talking real memory(dave.cheney.net)
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A few bytes here, a few there, pretty soon you’re talking real memory(dave.cheney.net)
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Mailing Lists vs. GitHub(begriffs.com)
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How Discount Brokerages Make Money (2019)(kalzumeus.com)
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SpaceX Super Heavy landing on a platform at sea [concept](youtube.com)
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The Fed this summer to move toward developing a digital currency(cnbc.com)
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Facebook loses last-ditch attempt to derail DPC decision on its EU-US data flows(techcrunch.com)
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Annotated Source Code(pow.cx)
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IA Writer: The Benchmark of Markdown Writing Apps(ia.net)
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Fidelity to Allow Teens to Trade Stocks with No-Fee Brokerage Accounts(bloomberg.com)
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Stripe buys Y Combinator alum Bouncer for undisclosed sum(techcrunch.com)
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Rocket Lab’s 20th Electron launch ends in failure with the loss of its payload(techcrunch.com)
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Turgot Map of Paris(en.wikipedia.org)
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by sonograph 5y ago
I don't have the 'correct' answer here, but I think I understand what you're saying. Except the shortage of labor in this case is artificially created. I agree that companies should not be entitled to cheap labor, and I
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by sonograph 5y ago
Tangent topic; I have often wondered if back pain was less likely in the past? How did they manage without chiropractors?
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by sonograph 5y ago
> The issue is that they can't find anybody willing to work for the wage they are offering While this is accurate, it ignores OP's point that they were willing to work for those wages pre-pandemic, but now the government is pay
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by sonograph 5y ago
It would also need to be tested in nations that have lots of social programs and nations with low social programs. A wide range of governments here. For example, I could see a UBI test in the US just going to pay for health insurance premiu
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by sonograph 5y ago
How do they test this for a subset of the population, while actually ensuring the at-scale harmful impacts don't happen when it is scaled up? One of the biggest concerns I've heard is inflation. If you test on a small group, you w
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by sonograph 5y ago
> It is created by governments and its value is driven by taxation. How does taxation drive value? Which taxation? There are governments that don't charge income taxes, there are governments that don't charge property taxes, th
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by sonograph 5y ago
I used to have this problem. Now I just collect bookmarks that I will never read
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by sonograph 5y ago
> this man was a red pill ideologue What does a 'red pill ideologue' mean? Yes, I've seen the Matrix but I don't understand But wow, that Reddit post is shocking
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My Daily Habits Checklist(kevinhabits.com)
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POLITICS: Automated Ideological Reasoning (1978)(sciencedirect.com)
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by sonograph 5y ago
The NN in the article is based on handwriting, so comparing WPM to handwriting is a better apples-to-apples comparison than typing: > Studies compiled by Amundson (1995) show that copying rates using handwriting at the 1st grade level ar
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Interactive Online Malware Analysis Sandbox – Any.run(app.any.run)
1 points by sonograph 5y ago|0 comments

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