BryanBigs

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by BryanBigs 2mo ago
Is it a nation or the not corrupt at all FIFA that is the clown car?
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by BryanBigs 3mo ago
I think one is worse than two. Only governments have the power of violence.
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by BryanBigs 3mo ago
Watch any random sampling of body cam footage and you won't think the majority of violence was the cops. I'm amazed at the restraint honestly. Now when I was a kid...getting thrown into a paddywagon while hammered after mouthing
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by BryanBigs 5mo ago
One of the main points of human existence is to influence people....in a good way.
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by BryanBigs 1y ago
I believe the JUPITER trial showed this. If I remember correctly you needed high inflammation for high ldl to matter in cardiovascular events.
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by BryanBigs 1y ago
Well pre COVID, Silicon Valley had one of the highest non-vaccination rates amount kids in day-care. So at least then it wasn't a red/blue thing at all.
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by BryanBigs 1y ago
Is the poor grammar in this title ironic or just poor?
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by BryanBigs 1y ago
Tennis is a 5MET activity, jogging/running can be 10+
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by BryanBigs 2y ago
Yeah but that 15% food revenue growth might have gotten someone a bonus internally that year...
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by BryanBigs 2y ago
Exactly. Case in point: I worked on an investment team that had a product that at the time would close at $2b in assets. We were top 5% on 1/3yr performance, so we had incoming demand. The dept head was paid on sales per calendar year
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by BryanBigs 3y ago
I was in investment management for a us bank - here the requirement is all officers must take 5 consecutive days off to ensure at least one weekend is covered. Considering I never touched money, it was one of those fun perks of working fo
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by BryanBigs 3y ago
Weather is not rare. This algorithm is going to have speed,acceleration, traction, steering vs direction as some of the inputs. A good rainstorm or snowstorm is going to tough to differentiate from drunk or high driving. Those aren't e
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by BryanBigs 3y ago
The fat and/or elderly are "most people".
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by BryanBigs 3y ago
Cars have very low profit margins. Last time I checked a few years ago, the gross margin on an average American car was 10-15%. This doesn't count finacing.
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by BryanBigs 3y ago
Yeah I sure got to use the 75,000 seat football stadium a lot for pickup games when I was in school. It's not like you need 'athletes' on campus to build student rec facilities.
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by BryanBigs 3y ago
Does anyone have access to the questions/headlines they asked about COVID? Is it in the paper mentioned in the article (which is behind a paywall)?
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by BryanBigs 3y ago
Did you build any links to the site? Links=Votes=Trust in Google's eyes....for better or worse. Even a tweet or Pinterest pin?
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by BryanBigs 3y ago
Wouldn't you just give everyone the pill in this scenario?
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by BryanBigs 5y ago
I do have to ask...why is it morally bankrupt? Do you go out of your way to pay more tax than is legally required? If not, are you morally bankrupt? Of course not. Tax laws are the rules of the game. If you don't like the rules, chan
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by BryanBigs 5y ago
True. But any refill that doesn't state the fact upfront is also fraud. If a company is transparent that you will be automatically charged every year, and has an easy way to cancel before the date, well then that's on me. I&#x27
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by BryanBigs 5y ago
Why would you use your real name/address for a cloud subscription trial? I know with my disposable card provider, pseudonyms are a-ok. Sir Donald Mallard IV may have a ding in his credit report, the old chap, but I still can sleep and
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
Sorry, I didn't even think to look myself before asking.A quick look at the source seems ok, but you might want to run it through "view as google it" on GSC. My question was instinctive to ask because I've heard that inc
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
Was/is your canonical set correctly?
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
Serious question: Are the off-duty police allowed to do anything if a "small" crime happens? Or is this for security theatre only? I mean, if I steal a 4TB SSD, it's unlikely there's going to be a prosecution right? So
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
True, but those places don't put up with the rampant public antisocial behavior on the streets San Fran seems to embrace. I've been around the world to many dangerous places for work and service, and the only place I saw someone t
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
The good news is, taxes, regulations and rent are so low in SF that they make up for the lack of attention to inhabitants' safety...
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
Legally. I don't believe the path to citizenship is paved if you are working and staying in either of those countries illegally. Both Australia and Canada are quite picky on whom they let in. It's points based, supposed to be fi
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
If this is true then why do any of us pay taxes? We could just print all the money we need.
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
Its a little strange that an article mentioning funding running out a few times never gets around to mentioning just how much funding this experiment has gotten over the years. Feels like a key piece of data that could help inform the reade
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by BryanBigs 6y ago
I was using the web in college in 1993. After my very first experience with a browser, i thought gopher was superior. Of course, a 1200 baud connection makes graphics a bit less impressive and more of a pita.

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