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I have a very conscientious friend who used to drive across state lines to do a video visit from their car with an out of state provider. It's pretty wild to think about what a waste and time sink this is for families with complex illn
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Andreessen always argues for "growth" and declares "time to build," but as soon as someone tries to build an apartment in his town of Atherton, he's going to fight it: https://fortune.com/2023/0
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Wow, what's even the point of such a small fine? Even in their reduced revenue state, X probably does $3 bln/year in revenue? So this fine is 1/10000th of their annual revenue for the company. X seems to have barely even trie
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Estate tax only kicks in > $12M. But probate kicks in if your assets are > $170k! I don't support extensive tax trickery to get out of estate tax (unless you count giving it all to charity as tax hacking, which I definitely don&#
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Yes, I have not gone AMA but I have heavily pressed a doc to get me out RIGHT AWAY because I was getting worse in a hospital rather than better. Sleep was the top concern, and my biggest frustration was how nurses and doctors would all chuc
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Francesca Gino made $1M/year from HBS alone: https://finance.yahoo.com/news/harvard-professor-raking-over... .
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Woah, fairly confusing. Looks like the base Pro gets the same "pro camera" according to this: https://www.apple.com/iphone/compare/ But the zoom options are different so it's clearly not the same.
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Yes, if I were Waymo I would be so pissed. It looks like protestors and regulators want to lump the two together. I'm pretty supportive of careful public testing of AV, but even I look at these recent Cruise incidents and find it very
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The rumor I heard is that it came with a ton of restrictions: - If Barstool sells, Penn gets 50% - Barstool cannot accept gambling adds for several years (which would compete with Penn) - Barstool cannot go into the gambling business Since
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100% this. You can find all kinds of detailed topics, like CUDA graphs, memory layout optimization, optimizing storage access, etc. https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/on-demand/ . They have "playlists" for thin
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This should be a happy moment for the way global science works! Researchers in Korea wrote a paper. American, European, and Chinese theorists in Berkeley and Shenyang analyzed the approach right away and confirmed its hypothetical viability
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I drank Anchor occasionally, but then Fort Point was a better local, everyday beer. Now I think I East Brother is the best regional option for pilsner - just a little extra maltiness is really nice.
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One of the examples here is the Berlin airlift. If you are interested in the Berlin airlift, I'd really recommend the book "Checkmate Berlin" (Giles Milton). It starts in 1945 and covers the whole arc of the Soviet-Western re
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The rapid rise and meteoric fall of Doc Burnstein's Ice Cream Lab
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For those interested in food and history, I would definitely recommend the Tasting History series on YouTube. Every episode, Max Miller makes a dish from a (sometimes vague) old recipe and does a short, relevant history lesson. E.g. he cove
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Yeah, it's wild - feels like we see "software is so slow now! nobody optimizes software anymore, they just run Python and burn cycles!" posts all the time, but man, when a company REALLY wants to optimize something -- it'
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Subscribe to Wondrium (formerly called the Great Courses)! It includes many of McWhorter's courses and is a fixed cost per month (reasonable IMO). E.g. https://www.wondrium.com/language-a-to-z Also, if you ever need ch
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While I strongly think HBS should do much more to prevent fraud, I would also note that they have suspended Gino and seem likely to fire her. So it’s not like they are completely ok with this…
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Individual researchers have huge incentives for fraud, but large universities are the ones who most need to look inward here. HBS could become a beacon for stronger research practices in this area - requiring study preregistration and data
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Applied Materials to invest $4B in Silicon Valley chip research center
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I don't see where this interpretation comes from. One of their 6 principles is: "5. Disseminate GWAS findings to the general public" the 4th point is the only one that concerns limiting usage, and that clearly suggests resear
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What do you mean you can't sell it? Bhutan exports 70% of their energy to India ( https://www.sasec.asia/index.php?page=news&nid=1178&url=bhu-... ). India needs lots of energy to do normal energy things that impr
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I kept my money in FR even when they were at risk because they have been BY FAR the best financial institution I've ever worked with. They gave me a mortgage rate much better than any other bank was offering. When my appraisal came in
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Note that Desmond has been widely criticized for focusing on a poverty measure that does not include the impact of government transfers. If you include these anti-poverty programs, rates of poverty have declined significantly since the 70s:
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New Data Links Pandemic’s Origins to Raccoon Dogs at Wuhan Market
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Hmm... this is an article about an app that grew in popularity in 2020 - 2022 and had a really huge jump around March of 2020. I wonder what exciting growth hack they added in March of 2020? Did anyone happen to see that in the article? I n
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Still not the most controversial Stanford president... The first pres there, David Starr Jordan, has long been accused of covering up the murder of Jane Stanford: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Starr_Jordan . Oh, h
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How are so many people getting access this fast? I seem to be in some indeterminate waiting list to get in, having just clicked "sign up." Is there a fast path?
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Damn, I hate to plug products on HN, but I'd say that the New Yorker is the one subscription I've loved maintaining throughout my life. First got it right out of college and appreciate it 20 years later. Everyone is publishing thi
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Very partial list of Kareem Abdul-Jabbar movie/TV roles or cameos: * Airplane * Fletch * Uncle Buck * A movie called "Matrix" that seems to be unrelated to "The Matrix" * The Critic (yes, the animated one) * Scrubs
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