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Any honest reading of Harvard's Academic Integrity policy will show Gay's work was in violation.
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3 days off is significantly different than 2. You get a day where you didn't work yesterday and you don't work tomorrow.
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This doesn't address people that would move there given an available supply of housing, who have no local voting rights.
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Not sure how that's related to the quality of recommendations the algorithm gives.
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Stock buybacks are just a tax advantaged dividend. Why would anyone invest in a company if there isn't some way to turn that into a profit?
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Native American groups were pushed onto reservations in the 1800s. They have political autonomy. The groups are called tribes.
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Right, I'm not saying they will hit those projections, that's what they are though
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The forward PE is 31 for AMD, and Nvidia is at 33. Apple's forward PE is 26. The market prices are based on future expectations. Nvidia is expected to increase earnings by something like 3x, and AMD by 10X
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I don't think that lines up with my worldview at all. I'm not sure how you get to that interpretation. Most men's deepest connection comes from their romantic relationships. Romantic relationships are (usually) started from m
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The problem is the things these guys are told to do to attract a girl simply don't work. So they are trying to find the things that do work. I have a couple of guy friends that are nice, cheerful, try to do all the things girls say a g
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It's basically a fork and spark dev was abandoned
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Or that the "right way" to do things have changed several times over the years, and you have to figure out if that's the "old right way" or not, because they both are still available.
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So if CSS had a property named Text-Color that set the font size it would be logical, because it's all based on logic? CSS isn't a mathematical construct based on first principals. It's a spec that was created to layout print
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No, here is the logical behavior. Width applies to the left and right direction, Height applies to the up and down direction, and otherwise their behavior is exactly the same. That's why everyone gets it wrong, consistency between thes
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Nah, the shitty parts of web dev are in basic building blocks other ecosystems handle without a problem. The fact that javascript can run anywhere doesn't mean it needs to have crappy build systems. It doesn't mean it needs to hav
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Nah, there is more than 1 bucket here. There are the poor people, who actually need the coupon to afford it, but they are not usually the problem. The problem is the stingy people. They'll complain the most, try to get refunds the most
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People come in on a short term basis. They don't know the company, the business, or the employees. They make long term decisions by applying generic and simplified metrics without deep understanding.
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The problems in this article seem to all stem from excessive subsidies for EVs causing cars to become more widespread. That's far different than in the US where cars already dominate all infrastructure. Here, a transition from ICE to E
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The problem with "You wrote it, you run it" is they are completely orthogonal skillsets, and you lose the benefits of specialization. It introduces a high amount of context switching, and loses consistency in how services operate.
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I don't see where that was suggested. He's been using it 10 years. He doesn't like the way things are currently going.
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Atomic habits is about exactly this. The given strategy is to identify what triggers your habit and replace the negative habit with a more healthy one. Your brain still gets the trigger reward loop so it's much easier
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Any data that is small enough to quickly iterate on for learning is small enough to use a simpler approach. The point is learning the techniques.
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It's a fine social or political stance, but it's purely those. Clicking the first link, woman : A trans woman (short for transgender woman) is a woman -> Woman : A woman is an adult female human. -> Female : An organism&
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I've been a spotify subscriber for over a decade. Every single update has made the windows version worse at least. They've rebuilt and redesigned it repeatedly, for whose benefit I don't know. Obviously that is just the app s
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A person can only be a true expert in a few areas. I'm interested in math and data science outside of writing business code. Maybe you're an expert in those too? I don't feel like I should be dismissed because I don't ha
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The point being that all of those topics are a potential area to deep dive. The previous poster is disappointed that not everyone happens to deep dive on his specific area of interest, while there are likely a hundred areas other people are
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No, they're not. There's a reason that when the federal funds rate started going up last year, mortgage rates(and other borrowing) have went up in lockstep with each fed rate rise. Rather than being forced to lend according to the
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The natural market price. Just like people / businesses decide what they are willing to pay for a good, they can decide what price they are willing to pay to lend / borrow money. Not sure where it goes no true Scotsman. Currently
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Copying myself: The link between interest rates and the business cycle is a core tenet of Austrian economics. The boom bust cycle is made worse by government policies mispricing time preferences, ie setting the interest rate to the wrong va
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The link between interest rates and the business cycle is a core tenet of Austrian economics. The boom bust cycle is made worse by government policies mispricing time preferences, ie setting the interest rate to the wrong value.
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