sooheon

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by sooheon 2y ago
It exploits customers
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by sooheon 2y ago
Sounds like they learned the source material well
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by sooheon 2y ago
Amazing. Since the cells are injected into the abdomen, she essentially grew a new insulin producing pseudo-pancreas in her abs.
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by sooheon 2y ago
You're right, subsidies aren't enough. They should tax carbon, road use, and car ownership also.
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by sooheon 2y ago
Yeah bit of a missed opportunity since comments are trees, so just having up/down is tedious when ideally you want parent/child and sibling traversal.
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by sooheon 2y ago
If it's productive, it's contributing to society. If Alice's $100 goes to Bob's wages, which buys Charlie's shoeshine service, which pays for a week of TV dinners, I don't think those 100 dollars should be taxe
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by sooheon 2y ago
That would depend on your definition, but I think that's unlikely
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by sooheon 2y ago
Take it a step further and just remove income tax and tax wealth at rest.
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by sooheon 2y ago
jax itself is just pip installable, so this should be drop-in. CUDA is it's own headache, and that's where mamba (now pixi[1]) really shines. [1]: https://pixi.sh/
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by sooheon 2y ago
> entertainment and sport content > news and cultural lore (classic books, movies, music, etc.) Is the aim to recreate a state directed facsimile of the entire media ecosystem? All of this seems totally redundant to the market offerin
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by sooheon 2y ago
> the poor should not be denied access to media: news, entertainment, books, music, video, whatever. The poor are not denied access this currently. Everything in your argument hinges on the claim that government funded and directed media
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by sooheon 2y ago
In TFA you say it should be funded "on a progressive basis", how do you suggest this be implemented? Most funding sources you suggest cannot discriminate based on user income; ISP fees, subscriptions, advertising... none of these
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by sooheon 2y ago
> many entities, preferably with multiple funding streams whether governmental (at local / regional / state / federal levels), ISP / connectivity provider fees, or other indirect funding sources (subscriptions, member
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by sooheon 2y ago
I think there are three parts to your argument: 1) status quo is bad 2) you can design and centrally direct a better alternative and 3) it should be funded through taxation. Whether we need 3 depends on 1 and 2. Hell, if 1 is bad enough and
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by sooheon 2y ago
The closest you've come to a solution is to pay for it with taxes. Is there an example of this working in the wild? Why do you think this is the best solution? Why is the status quo a problem that needs your solution in the first place
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by sooheon 2y ago
If Double doesn't charge management fees nor commissions for trades, how does it get paid? Flat fee or payment for order flow?
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by sooheon 2y ago
This gives you knobs to turn, which gives users shots of dopamine (at the cost of lower long run expected return) and helps retention.
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by sooheon 2y ago
That is the entire portfolio management industry, it has a proven track record of success.
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by sooheon 2y ago
Surprise, the study designers did happen to also think to control for smoking.
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by sooheon 2y ago
> The vast majority of research into photobiomodulation was done on animals, not humans, and most positive results in lab animals do not lead to approved interventions in humans This statement is true for all medical research. It's
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by sooheon 2y ago
> Most likely healthy people go outside more than sick people and thus get more sun exposure Such a lazy critique. Here's the actual study: https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/joim.12251 Number of
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by sooheon 2y ago
We already have the google analogue (llm that's seen all the websites), so are we going in circles?
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by sooheon 2y ago
Was curious as a lover of the 3BP series, google gave me this: "We've been sitting in our tree chirping like foolish birds for over a century now, wondering why no other birds answered. The galactic skies are full of hawks, that&#
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by sooheon 2y ago
> and is now serving decades in prison. I wish. It's a national tradition to jail and then pardon the president. She's been free for years, and is often kow-towing and gladhanding current administration members.
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by sooheon 2y ago
Rich dude makes fun of a nation for being poor and when they take issue he plays antisemitism card.
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by sooheon 2y ago
It adds *PU demand, don't they come out of the same limited number of foundries?
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by sooheon 2y ago
You nailed my 8 step 1P unlock workflow. They've really done a great job standardizing the user experience.
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by sooheon 2y ago
It just doesn't work for me for safari mac. Authenticating with fingerprint takes many seconds (and often doesn't work).
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by sooheon 2y ago
Prices fall when supply outpaces demand -- this is adding more demand.
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by sooheon 2y ago
Ah gotcha, agreed.

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