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I understand the situation. Another of Plaid's investors is Goldman Sachs. I naively assumed that Plaid's ability to build their product was likely based on access to private APIs available to them based on their relationships and
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I am sure I will be called naive, but this is shocking to me. I assumed that Plaid was integrating with the banks and not doing this sort of thing because of the people associated with Plaid. Their seed round included Spark Capital and Go
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Interesting. I wonder if software has already been developed and is just waiting for launch. Just imagine him doing a daily livestream on his own social platform. Ugh. It’s also rumored that he’s fleeing to Scotland ahead of the inauguratio
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Someone in another comment pointed out that Trump can release press releases or call a press conference if he chooses, or give a speech from the Oval Office. Let’s explore that. If he uses the old media tools and goes on national TV to star
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Could be creative or professional services expenses. What’s the hourly rate for a high end propaganda copywriter?
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Fascinating. This quote from Toynbee in the section on decay is is particularly eerie given current events in the United States: First the Dominant Minority attempts to hold by force - against all right and reason - a position of inherited
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Fits my 2020 experience. At the start of 2020 this described perfectly my view of Trump. At the start of 2021 it describes perfectly my view of everyone.
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6y ago
Sure, maybe, and we could spin out dozens of scenarios and approaches that could have been better or worse. I think one phrase from your comment highlights the entire problem though: “enforce no action.” You can’t enforce a society wide shu
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This sounds the “why Tesla will never work argument.” Selling rich people what they want as a starting place to pioneer new technology is a good strategy even if it doesn’t feel good to you.
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And because age does cause your eyesight to deteriorate and you need to accumulate age to accumulate time spent in front of screen, people think it must be all the time in front of the screen.
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Software engineers. You know, the people actually building the OS that doesn’t work, what do they use?
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Yes, we’re in the midst of some ghastly thrashing that seems unrecoverable. A paranoid person might think that what we are doing to ourselves is being encouraged by some sort of outside force that has a lot to gain if the US implodes. But t
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And chicken bones. So many chicken bones. So many chicken bones that they may think chickens were the dominant species, wiped out by some cataclysm.
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Options are time limited.
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It’s already difficult to do business with entities in California if you live in another state. I no longer take contracts with CA based companies after a run in with the FTB. Not worth it.
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Yes and what’s described in the comment is what I wanted after the 2016 election! I thought the electoral college should have selected someone else, I thought Trump should not have been sworn in to office, and I wanted him removed on the fi
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But I’m very nearby to thirsty now!
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But at least it’s small? I mean, one dead laptop is the equivalent of many lifetimes worth of AirPods in terms of waste. Of all the things that could be disposable this seems like the least concerning. A Tesla contains orders of magnitudes
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DMT. This explains how Joe Rogan unlocked the galaxy brain.
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I usually use two squares of toilet paper per wipe. Occasionally I’ll use three, sometimes accidentally and sometimes because I need three. Whenever I use three I wonder to myself how that will appear when the numbers are crunched. Then I r
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I draw my strength from the yellow sun. Over the last two weeks my home has tilted ever farther from it. I feel the familiar ebbing of the light. I’ve gotten better at mitigating it over the years. Vitamin D supplementation, light box thera
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I agree. Earlier this year I muted and blocked on Twitter until there was almost nothing left in my feed. And then the ugliness grew up again and I ignored it. Very interestingly late last week my Twitter feed suddenly went from being domin
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I can only skim the article at the moment. At the risk of commenting without RTA: perhaps this is about how you use it? My wife uses Facebook for coordinating things in the community, coordinating kids play dates, and for just browsing very
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I know you meant one meal a day, but I read this as one mead a day and it was so really fun confusion. EDIT: parent edited for the typo, but it originally read one mead a day... one very large mead. But where do you get your protein? Is the
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Especially good if the converted office space also provides a good work from home environment. Everyone is working from home and those that can are scrambling to expand their houses to suit a new lifestyle.
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If this were applied across the entire US or even a large state, it would be very interesting and useful to track city responsiveness to the request to fix these issues. You might infer that those that address the problem against the incent
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Imagine if the material being burned was instead the only remaining record of billions of hate filled Tweets and Facebook posts.
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Every Communist must grasp the truth, "Political power grows out of the barrel of a gun." Our principle is that the Party commands the gun, and the gun must never be allowed to command the Party. - Mao Zedong It's easy to won
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Sounds like lossy (acceptable) compression.
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“Love is a verb. Love – the feeling – is the fruit of love the verb or our loving actions. So love her. Sacrifice. Listen to her. Empathize. Appreciate. Affirm her.” Stephen Covey
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