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961.
by twelve40 4y ago
So the interesting thing is that he massively toned down his public/online presence, was that a part of the deal or what else has changed?
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by twelve40 4y ago
> Tesla isn't able to make cars as well as the other global automakers can you please point to where you found this data? > experience in all the other areas of automotive manufacture that Tesla does not I believe Tesla is still
963.
by twelve40 4y ago
> They have Amazon on their resume the parent comment talks about "these companies". what happens when less prominent companies take a cue from fangs and start booting people out, only with crappier severance and crappier resum
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by twelve40 4y ago
where are they going to get a steady fresh firehose of data comparable to stackoverflows? who are the magical entities that will be feeding them all these inputs for bing to claim all the fame?
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by twelve40 4y ago
while competition is welcome, wouldn't they face the same exact problem as Google - filtering out tons of crap seo text and actually trying to separate out non-noise text from that?
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by twelve40 4y ago
you _could_ do it Plaid-style, where you consent to share your history (either raw transactions and liabilities to run through a model, or a pre-calculated score) with a potential creditor. That would solve the formal consent problem. But t
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by twelve40 4y ago
I think aggressive or maybe excessive is a part of that. When you're not willing to accept an opinion and just give up, it's one thing. If you put up a huge fight every single time, it's more of a problem.
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by twelve40 4y ago
exactly, seems like a big oversimplification. I'm "agreeable" at work, as in, let's see if you are correct about your way, and if not, we'll correct it based on the data. Rarely there is a predictable binary decisio
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by twelve40 4y ago
nonono, it's the TFA that lays down the weird unnecessary jokes like the "useless billion dollar shit dehydrator", and then brings up the name and launches into full blown ad hominem. There are people out there doing real thi
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by twelve40 4y ago
this is a pretty fascinating question. Yes, they definitely wouldn't be able to create say Intel fabs, since the "market" cannot sustain it. But, being a very adaptable species, could they gracefully scale down the tech to ke
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by twelve40 4y ago
he's betting on adjusted gross income?
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by twelve40 4y ago
sorry, what do you mean by "no such thing"? https://docs.djangoproject.com/en/4.1/topics/db/examples/one... yes, orms have a ton of problems, but it's clearly very much a thing.
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by twelve40 4y ago
they are an equivalent of Michael Phelps. I like to swim, but I probably in all honesty could not really keep up with him. In fact, I would probably just die if I did.
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by twelve40 4y ago
well we're back to this infinite circle of crap at this point. Aside from random people, there are thousands of people whose entire career, well-being and life depends on portfolio performance, and close to 90% of them underperform a r
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by twelve40 4y ago
I ran into lunatics who were asking things like these at a programming job interview at a prominent company. There should be a moral to this but I don't know what it is.
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by twelve40 4y ago
so you think they really have it?
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by twelve40 4y ago
I love the guy but he is officially pursued by more countries than Japan, so your theory must be bigger than just nissan, because facts
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by twelve40 4y ago
I mostly agree and I'm actually amazed at how FTX was doing crazy shit instead of just making exchange money the legal way, but... isn't it super-expensive to truly back up tether with cash? I mean, it's kind of an extraordin
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by twelve40 4y ago
just a random thought, I was watching narcos and they took away escobars belt in a poor shithole of a Nicaraguan prison decades ago so he had to hold up his pants with tied plastic bags. the fact that the richest country on earth cannot pre
980.
by twelve40 4y ago
I don't think it was malicious, I think the author was trying to be creative in a clumsy way.
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by twelve40 4y ago
this is stated rather categorically for a subjective opinion
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by twelve40 4y ago
You both bring the money, ideally. I co-authored grants with my professor and was expected to publish to make name for our work and fulfill the proposal's publishing requirements. Sure, the professor is infinitely better than me at thi
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by twelve40 4y ago
no, i don't expect them to surrender or any of what you mentioned. The US is continuously escalating by now supplying Patriot missiles - just the most recent in a sequence of more and more destructive weapons - and drumming up the &quo
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by twelve40 4y ago
I thought so too until recently, but they are raising the stakes with Patriot missiles and "need to win" rhetoric, so there is a certain chance it will keep escalating.
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by twelve40 4y ago
When you sign up for someone (like a pension plan, and yes, it's a choice) to manage your money, you can't pick and choose individual stock. Just like when you go to a restaurant, you can't order them to go and buy a differen
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by twelve40 4y ago
pretty sure that's why they blocked pornhub and them: neither the banks, nor visa etc have any desire or capacity to tell "legal stuff" from "illegal stuff", how do you even picture they go about that?
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by twelve40 4y ago
Can this be a great business opportunity? Or, if you try to fill in for Stripe in this case, you'll run into some non-obvious blockers upstream? maybe the parties Stripe is dealing with will penalize porn and stuff, so it's not
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by twelve40 4y ago
so you come to get smashed and/or high, and then drive home for several hours immediately after that?
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by twelve40 4y ago
had to actually look that up: According to FoodSafety.gov FoodKeeper App, leftover rice can be stored in the refrigerator for three to four days (my foodkeeper said 4-6 days) and the FDA is typically on the paranoid side of things, like rec
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by twelve40 4y ago
yeah, weird... i reheat leftover rice all the time, both plain or say pilaf leftovers, and haven't had any problems yet...

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