dimaggiosghost

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by dimaggiosghost 14d ago
I'd wager the technical advantage is on the backend not the consumer facing. You'd be surprised how unsophisticated an unoptimized a lot of industries are. On the manufacturing side of the world, "did this thing show up when
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by dimaggiosghost 23d ago
I have been suggesting that we hold the trials in Appomattox, for symbolic reasons.
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by dimaggiosghost 1mo ago
Thank goodness it's no longer at the whim of the ruler of the moment. Trump can only threaten FCC licenses of broadcast companies, not corporate charters of every industry.
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by dimaggiosghost 5mo ago
I have a half-serious theory these shortages are submarine articles to drum investor interest so smart people like this forum get a feeling they should go invest in industry X, because of course it's a key shortage. Marketed to an audi
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by dimaggiosghost 6mo ago
One thing I'm finding early success with is to define how the system can know if this statement is being met. Frequently I will include in the prompt e.g. "research what makes good high quality engineering practices and derive how
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
The problem is it's impossible to predict success in an early stage company. Optimal way to ensure profit is to place many bets and hope one pays off enough to cover the costs of the losers. Asymmetrical outcomes are a requirement for
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
It depends on values. Someone who values the best version of the currently knowable truth would have one perspective. Someone who values human life over freedom has another. Others value believing in something palatable for a majority of ot
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
Skin in the game seems to be a large factor. Government workers tend towards better job security (less of a stick) and don't tend to get bonuses (smaller carrot) than private sector. This is of course by design, since favoritism is gen
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
Disclaimer, I have gotten much value out of their previous project, jobstart. 1/ it's based on personal advice so needs to scale on both sides. I've spoken w the founders and they legit. 2/ I intend to get my work to pay
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
Personally, if the goods quality is high, I don't think the designers or Brandee's ought to capture the majority of the value. The "credit" (my money) goes to the people that made and got the product to me. I think the a
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
I agree, thank you for peovoking this thought. It is raw and if so I apologize. This is where hinting is important. Metadata. That sequence if I know it's a phone number, or a sequence of increasing digits, depends a lot on metadata. G
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
Did you mean that it's not common in root beer? Wiki says that root beer has little to no caffeine. Root beer is so sweet that I would think it could mask the bitterness. I wonder if the plants that originally were brewed into it just
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
All depends on the money. Based on what they offered the passengers, they weren't going to rent a private jet.
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
Actually I love those! I might have to start calling my giant fat kitty a doglet.
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
Vehicle safety is a significant confounder here. It is possible that increased deaths from higher limits was more than offset by mandatory airbags, anti lock disc brakes, crumple zones, etc. Actually it's pretty neat how much safer car
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by dimaggiosghost 9y ago
Tommy John surgery is what it's usually referred to, after the first pitcher to undergo the procedure in the 1970s. It's pretty accepted that the surgery is not performance enhancing against the healthy baseline. Some pitchers com