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by 0003 8mo ago
Turning a builder into a formidable founder, which via the PG quote is someone who seems they will always get what they want is in its self a death. A builder... a truth-seeking creator dies. Devoured by someone who gets what they want, a s
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by 0003 10mo ago
You say you don't understand these types & that this is a high conflict subject for you. To offer a perspective, I think it has to do with how individuals cope with their existence. In every moment, we could be doing something more
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by 0003 1y ago
Soon any attempt to actually do it would indicate you're a bot.
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by 0003 1y ago
It's an ingroup joke but also a true warning: "Handwaving" Anyone who delves deeply into something reaches a part where they can't articulate a developing theory and hand-wave around it -- hoping you "get" it.
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by 0003 1y ago
Always imagined horseless carriages occurred because that's the material they had to work with. I am sure the inventors of these things were as smart and forward thinking than us. Imagine our use of AI today is limited by the same thin
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by 0003 1y ago
In capitalism the profits will flow to the top no matter what happens. This is a handslap. Taxing Wealth and obscene profits, and treating collateralized debt as selling the underlying would be more reasonable. Instead we are tanking the gl
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by 0003 2y ago
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EZIB6MslCAo Sinead O'Connor - Famine
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by 0003 2y ago
Please get a lawyer. This is a crazy, non-reasonable stipulation "They would presumably own the IP and were clear that I wouldn’t be compensated. But it was implied that they would then remove the hold, allowing me to graduate....unles
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by 0003 2y ago
Enemy scaling system does not make sense. A black hole should have incomprehensionable hp. It broke my immersion; which, was a shame because I was really happy with nailing 3 math problems in row. 2nd does the enemy need to do math?? What t
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by 0003 2y ago
Should have started with the last paragraphs first, and used the top paragraphs to support it's argument -- Of course; this approach would not be clickbait.
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by 0003 3y ago
CTRL+F did not disappoint. Thank you.
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by 0003 3y ago
In the spirit of the topic, I ran the truth tables you got yourself a valid argument. Feel free to pin this to the top.
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by 0003 3y ago
Thus begins the spiral coming back to "physical" security vs abstracted tech. Imagine the sales of a new BMW M5... "Yup this baby has it all. Top of the line security. Worried the thieves will see your finger prints on the ke
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by 0003 4y ago
Really great marks. Almost perfect. Except the key piece "The company should be able to sell its AFS with minimal losses and about $2-3 billion of the portfolio pays down every quarter. The company also has some borrowing capacity. So,
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by 0003 4y ago
29 times then
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by 0003 4y ago
The first driver was a KGB agent named Putin
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by 0003 5y ago
Look up the eggshell doctrine. From wikipedia: The rule states that, in a tort case, the unexpected frailty of the injured person is not a valid defense to the seriousness of any injury caused to them.
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A Short Film by Danil Krivoruchko Based on the Novel “Blindsight” by Peter Watts(blindsight.space)
3 points by 0003 6y ago|0 comments
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by 0003 6y ago
Is this the fencepost problem but with time :P?
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by 0003 6y ago
The last paragraph is key and should be emphasized.
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by 0003 7y ago
You listen to Jocko podcast by any chance?
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by 0003 7y ago
That's the way these things tend to work out. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lockheed_Martin_F-35_Lightning... This said, Turkey is being removed from the supply chain. Of course, this comes at about a a half a bil
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by 0003 7y ago
You tend to get the results from who we sell the missiles too. Ironically, I believe Iran has the most kills for the F-14 / AIM-54 missile, which had a whopping 100nm range. Then, I think Israel has been demonstrating the most combat e
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by 0003 7y ago
IR is only really effective in the short-range (see an aim-9 which is only effective less than 20 nm (really less than that practically speaking). When they talk about this, they mean protection against beyond visual range missiles.
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by 0003 7y ago
It literally broke the Fed: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/T10Y2Y If you go to the homepage of the st louis fed and search popular series, this is the first that shows up.
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by 0003 7y ago
We were hosting a family Christmas party and doing the associated prep work, and I remember really having to force myself to stop reading Snow Fall half way through! Such a great read to such a tragic incident.
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by 0003 7y ago
Is this really true? At least in the US, I do not think the amount of cash (M0) is accelerating. Unless my reading of this is completely wrong: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/BASE That said the recession really thr
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by 0003 7y ago
A bike & start here: https://maximumtrainer.com/get-started .
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by 0003 7y ago
I think he would be more offended on the general idea of risk model. His conclusion: we can't do it. Don't model risk. Set yourself up to benefit from our inability to do it.
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by 0003 7y ago
They reference Chris Mellon, who is a part of Tom Delonge's To the Stars organization. I am not an expert here but he has this public benefit corporation that always struck me as weird. It's like a charity, but Tom Delonge gets in

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