throw_nbvc1234

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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
What time scale are you thinking of? Short-term 20% haircut seems inevitable compared to 1-2 years ago with the caveat that nothing may be forcing you to sell any vested RSUs.
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
https://www.cnbc.com/2021/12/08/biden-didnt-accept-putins-re...
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
If we don't want to believe anything they say then why bother having any diplomatic ties at all? Do you think we'd be in the same or better place if we just cut all communication with Russia? You only know what they tell you and w
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
> It’s like saying that the other classmates didn’t let the bully copy their homework so he is right in beating the everliving shit out of a completely different kid. Is this the only way that situation gets resolve or are there any alt
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
> What makes you certain that this was going to prevent the invasion? It's not certain but assuming the worst is just an extension of the same moral pure-good and pure-evil that this thread is about. My point is that if your view of
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
"The west probably could have avoided (or maybe just delayed) this war if they had taken steps X" is some the nuance you could add to your statements. Simple example of X would be stating Ukraine was never going to be part of NATO
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Or how many of those (current thing) posts end up getting deleted within a day or two. or the poster's account getting deleted. That's purely an anecdote but something I've noticed a handful of times when I've left a bro
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Do those studies account for the (emotional and monetary) cost of false positives from those early detection?
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
It'd be interesting to explore transparent/public voting combined with an in person way to correct/lock_in your vote. Instead of having a voting day let people vote over a month and be able to lock in their vote in person at
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Well this flooding is occurring 8 months after the eruption mentioned so it seems a reasonable question to ask.
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Define "people". Tech people, people/customers in general, some other group such as shareholders? Both your point and the point your responding to could be true at the same time both anecdotally and/or in the data. Anecd
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
If you're being proved right, why change your mind? If it's too early to have data, then keep going. If data is starting to go against you, then intellectual humility will allow you to pivot to a better direction. Intellectual hu
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
That's what "equality of outcome" is; it's not about better it's about equality. When equality of outcome is implemented by raising everyone to a better outcome then it's a fine thing but that's not inhere
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
It's not just density of energy. In a world of (close to) 100% renewable energy, what will the cost of electricity be relative to today? Framed another way; what's the cost of energy for someone who is "off the grid" tod
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Is it currently at its peak? if not when was the peak quality of life of humanity?
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Do you feel the same way about people who put effort in but are not skilled enough to contribute (or make things worse by trying)?
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
And if they'd over hired, their business could still be in the same place (or worse) next year. People should just say they don't think executives should earn that much money (in good times or bad) rather than making moral justifi
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
A decade or so ago you used to be able to unlock cores on certain AMD CPU's; there was no guarantee that the core would be stable though. The core could be fine without heavy load and have errors when pushed closer to 100%. If there wa
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
This kind of topic is where podcasts shine, especially if the host is literate on the topic being discussed. Or even the raw transcript of this interview versus the content that ended up being published. I would be curious how population an
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Inequality and (rightful or wrongful) envy.
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
The West/NATO are reluctant to force Ukraine to make a settlement. They've been very clear that it's up to the Ukrainians. That could change closer to winter and it seems Zelensky is aware of that. https://www.wash
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
> It's time to legally compel platforms above a certain (modest) size I personally don't agree with "modest" but having two (or more) classes of corporations to divide laws and regulations between seems like an obviou
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
If this merger wasn't going on twitter stock would be down XX% and so would their "emergency fund". Pretty sure i heard on a podcast that twitter has historically mirrored Meta stock so that's roughly a 50% drop. edit: o
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Because it's easier to make GDP go up when you have an increasing population.
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Last time i was in Paris there were (what looked like) armed military on patrol through a park with long rifles. There was an major event in the country at the time but nothing going on in park that day. I'm not sure the military would
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
"If you don't like it leave" is a solution to many problems. Just not one that people find acceptable or sometimes even possible.
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
Is this fundamentally different then any other licensing agreement? Presumably if you want more security you'd get a lawyer and sign a contract but it's not something I've ever had to deal with before. If you think the compan
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
I don't think they're transferring the copyright but granting IP and commercial rights to the NFT holder. As many of the other commenters are pointing out, this isn't the typical way NFT's work but some are like this. Ju
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
How would you factor in Geo-political risks to this approach? Seems like we're trading dependency on oil producing countries with a dependency on "sunny and windy" countries. Arguably worse unless the grid is connected like a
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by throw_nbvc1234 4y ago
"by including <Genre defining game NFT> in our game." The part you left out was meant to imply that the "Genre defining game" developer created the NFT's for the purpose of other people integrat them in the g

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