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AI Cloud Firm CoreWeave Eyes Filing $4B IPO Within a Week(bloomberg.com)
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by bardworx 2y ago
Isn’t it kinda funny that tattooing a guinea pig is frowned upon but testing on animals is okay… Just a shower thought.
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by bardworx 2y ago
Technically? Nothing. But, as with anything, it’s about nuance. You can read through the ingredients here[0] and tell me what you’d like in your body. The earliest tattoos, from my understanding, were done by incision and rubbing carbon int
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by bardworx 2y ago
If space is “empty”, then how come we can measure the temperature of the microwave background radiation? Think about it…any direction we point an apparatus, we will get a reading — the static of a radio IS the CMB, and if you could take tha
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by bardworx 2y ago
Wait, why would the temperature at any finite point will always be zero? Because I’m quite confident it would be non zero as emptying space is stupid expensive. And there is temperature inside a neutron, since it’s not a fundamental particl
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by bardworx 3y ago
Usually hydrogen peroxide[0] (when sliced) but if you are referring to what chemicals a farm uses, that would be really, really hard to provide. I believe Chipotle tried to do a farm to store supply chain doc and gave up and went with a dis
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by bardworx 3y ago
Except an Engineer is liable for their work. However, these cases go too far because it’s one thing to speak about something and another thing to do. https://www.nspe.org/resources/professional-liability/liabil...
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by bardworx 3y ago
Only issue is that you cannot get a bundled price. For example, you know what a colonoscopy costs but only the procedure and not all the addition care that may come with it. At least from my understanding.
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by bardworx 3y ago
If you’re buying it because it “could up”, it’s a security. That was the point.
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by bardworx 3y ago
Why would people buy it?
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by bardworx 3y ago
Predominantly, from my understanding, it’s because: 1. Bitcoin was classified as “currency” by Clayton. 2. It’s the closest to being decentralized so no “organization will benefit from the work of others”. 3. Growth of Bitcoin wasn’t initia
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by bardworx 4y ago
When the massacre at Bucha was discovered, my now ex-wife told me: Why do you care, your family isn't there... So I guess, who cares? P.S. I grew up in a bad place...they targeted rich folks like you for home invasions and their opinio
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by bardworx 4y ago
Maybe there are researchers who want to study the discrepancies of static electricity but if they don’t get funding, then they won’t be paid and have to take other priorities. Seeming to demand these problems are resolved is a road to cynic
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by bardworx 4y ago
> So, still very much misunderstood. There is an experiment showing the dominant mechanism (so still only explaining a part!) between solid-solid and a generic model proposed that can be used to explain other interactions (solid-liquid,
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by bardworx 4y ago
This seems incorrect as it’s just an imbalance of charge and isn’t a strange phenomena. Can you provide a reference, please?
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by bardworx 4y ago
I don’t understand why you have such a stance and how you “know”…SEC publishes their enforcement data on an annual basis, which supports my argument. https://www.sec.gov/news/press-release/2022-206
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by bardworx 4y ago
The mice died without dopamine by starving themselves to death... Also, anti depressants have a strong history of effectiveness and their mechanism is dopamine re-absorption. Regardless, I appreciate the conversation and happy holidays.
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by bardworx 4y ago
At first glance you seem to be comparing events that have to be witnessed vs database entries that are centralized, heavily audited, and very accurate. It’s a lot easier to match patterns in a db vs. real life crime.
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by bardworx 4y ago
First, thank you for actually discussing this because I’m interested in this topic and appreciate your point of view. I do not know if any animal is “happy” but this[0] is the paper (and there are quite a few that are similar in nature) tha
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by bardworx 4y ago
By your theory, auditors should be put into jail on a much higher rate as they have WAY MORE insider information, yet they don’t. Also, there is a law prohibiting senators from trading on insider information, which kinda goes against your w
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by bardworx 4y ago
It is illegal: https://www.congress.gov/112/plaws/publ105/PLAW-112publ105.h... SEC, that prosecutes insider trading, is a civil regulatory body and cannot send people to jail, which the article mentions for s
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by bardworx 4y ago
If that video is accurate does that imply tool use in other mammals is because they weren’t happy? For example: ravens use sticks, does that imply that they will evolve with unhappiness? Then how come other animals like orcas and dolphins t
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by bardworx 4y ago
Or they use a professional that routinely outperforms their specific benchmark.
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by bardworx 4y ago
Can you expand on why you think that? (Btw, I agree with you but want to check my priors)
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by bardworx 4y ago
Right…why is this nonsense becoming normalized? Congress folk are highly likely to have an investment professional managing their money, who usually outperform “the market” (whatever that means, considering most don’t benchmark S&P for
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by bardworx 4y ago
I was alluding that the Org has the ability to re-upload the pdf in a shared resource without the need of a developer. Vs making the license file a static page that would incur billable hours to update.
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by bardworx 4y ago
Orgs place a lot of value on control. A TXT, even if better, would be a hard sell. Especially in a 501(c), where optics matter and they are targeting a demographic that usually prefers PDFs.
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by bardworx 4y ago
My guess? They use an agency to service their website and made the license in PDF so the org can change it without incurring additional cost of an update.
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by bardworx 4y ago
They are a division of the US Army.
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by bardworx 4y ago
Festool bought Shapr and their TS saw sounds like what you’re describing. Both can be used but that’s really finish carpentry. One reason I can think of why they’re not used during regular carpentry/building a home is the time it takes

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