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Is Outside Air Covid Safe? Are Masks Needed Outdoors?
(cliffmass.blogspot.com)
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6y ago
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> That old post has a heavy emphasis on the problem being "undocumented features", which is absurd, since most Microsoft products have undocumented features. Context is important here. As part of anti-trust deal, MS had to docu
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> What would be the purpose of loading disintegrating box anyway? UPS sometimes breaks boxes they deliver. They just re-tape it and finish delivery. Sometimes everything is there, sometimes something is lost and you need to file a claim.
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6y ago
And yet UPS just successfully delivered 88 pound kettlebell to my doorstep.
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6y ago
This is a sure way to get competing species that can one day show up to exterminate you.
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6y ago
>I worry that MBAs of other companies will take the lessons learned from Silicon Valley WFH and misapply them. At the end of the day markets are efficient. Some will make mistakes and loose, some will do the right thing and prosper.
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6y ago
On the other hand if you allow drone to get to the ship, it might be too late.
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6y ago
He is only one of the very few people who can pull it off.
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6y ago
Sure you can mine partial bitcoins by joining mining pool. This is how everyone is doing that for the last 10 years.
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6y ago
In the history of Bitcoin apart from the very early days it was always better just get the money you wanted to spend on rig/energy and just buy and hold BTC, unless you wanted to do mining very hands-on.
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6y ago
AI Renaissance
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Also notice how skillfully names of his students are not mentioned - no PR for the unworthy. Of course they are easily discoverable from the published papers.
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6y ago
But it doesn’t really matter - they can just bid more in the next round. It’s not eBay - there is no time limit.
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6y ago
It is a bit surprising that they didn’t use neutral 3rd party as arbiter, and that they didn’t go ahead with Dutch auction. They would be done in few hours with very close result. Another surprising thing is that there were no good will cla
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6y ago
All current astrophysics is “proven” in a sense that bunch of scientists loosely agreed that strange unexplained things we see explained as such, but then there are elephants in the room like dark energy, dark matter and etc. So it’s really
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Skiing by itself is very expensive (equipment and lift tickets). For Whistler there are cheaper options if you are staying not in the main village, basically price-wise it’s comparable to staying somewhere else and driving (and hotels in Va
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I’m sure Whistler overall saw increase in business. And improvements to the road were long overdue. This “highway” was in disrepair with constant traffic jams.
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6y ago
> But to my larger point, it is still an asset. But he already burned a lot of good will by doing it so glib. For example, I don’t click “like” on his videos anymore, and I’m not subscribing to his paid director’s commentary. It only app
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6y ago
The problem with this blog post is that it doesn’t really clarify anything.
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6y ago
It’s not the point - he should have said “it’s done”, and not leave listeners hanging.
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6y ago
Hard to say for sure, since YT uses shared Google infrastructure, and effectively cost of some things can’t be calculated. (Basically it’s much cheaper than you or me can do ourselves). But from what I understand, they burned money for many
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And this is why Google needs to be split up. No other enterprise can burn so many billions of dollars for so many years to corner the market. Google uses profits from search to napalm everything remotely looking like a threat.
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6y ago
CGP Grey is strange, so to say. He effectively abandoned Hello Internet. They once mentioned that they have 900K subs. Grey fully controlled HI, and it was way more popular than Cortex. If he wants to diversify so much abandoning project li
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6y ago
He said that he knows that the deck is not shuffled randomly.
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6y ago
Looks like you haven’t use either. Basically battery-powered gardening tools do not work out for contractors due to power, battery life and cost.
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6y ago
Great! Let’s hit the most protected group of all - small immigrant independent gardening contractors. They have piles of money lying around to buy new less effective equipment.
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New Amazon Logo
(theverge.com)
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In practice in properly implemented systems all requests and responses are screened against blacklist and with special sensitivity detection model.
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In practice all serious suggestion systems have blacklists and additional component for “sensitivity detection” and main prediction engine is turned off if threshold is exceeded. As an exercise try smart reply in gmail to get activated for
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6y ago
They also have ReFS - new filesystem in NT Server.
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