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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   Of course, this is not the ethos, and whatshisface is completely wrong on account of also of having a forgettable name. I'll often see someone chime in to agree as well as to disagree, to clarify. It's all just a bit.
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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   Killing our entire civilization now. Now.
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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   The SEC is expected to announce ESG rules for companies this year for Type I, Type II, and Type III emissions. You might find opportunity there down the road. Nonprofits like the Climate Disclosure Project (CDP) currently fulfill the role o
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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   I'd trust each subject matter expert to report their 'beat' more accurately than some random author. Of course, 'it is ever the province of specialists to overstate their domain.' This nihilist argument that all jou
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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   I don't think that's necessarily true. Is QAnon not an issue? The church of scientology? There are a lot of large groups of people "galvanized around one crazy theory." But, maybe you're right that if they're e
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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   "All models are wrong. Some models are useful."
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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   It's not that simple, and it never is that simple. Demand destruction in an economy predicated on consumer sentiment and ability to, well, consume ends poorly for us all. I don't see current trends, if they continue, going well fo
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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   I suppose that it depends on the book. A technical manual would require constant reference, Anki decks, and time to absorb the material. Something like Nand2Tetris might only require working through once or twice. If you have a project base
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   by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

   And we'll being going to piracy if we had to watch ads on top of paying a monthly fee. This would be ridiculous. There's advertising almost everywhere else. Why do we need more advertising?
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    I think it is called "sharenting" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sharenting
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    Violence against health-care workers was rising. Then the pandemic made it worse(inquirer.com)

    2 points by formerkrogeremp 4y ago|0 comments
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    At this point, everyone I know has quit or just works way less than they used to. Compassion fatigue is awful. At this point, everything is just a job to most people, and we will all become disloyal mercenaries in healthcare and service ind
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    I suspect that this bifurcation of expensive, high quality goods and cheap crud at the bottom in price sensitive markets is due to income inequality. People on the high end can afford the higher quality goods, and cheap items become cheap e
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    I don't think you'll find a sober explanation of cryptocurrency with all its promises and pitfalls here.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    Anecdotally, yes, some children do get abused and neglected. Some are still locked up for years.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    I don't know about dignity. Ask any nurse, doctor, grocery worker, restaurant worker, etc. how they feel about being called a hero. Calling us that to exploit our sense of duty or compassion. Giving us pats on the back and "bonuse
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    This would be great for a research paper.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    Is AI a subset of ML or is AI applied ML? Would that make it AML? Is extensible ML XML? This is confusing.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    I had a professor similar to you in college, and he was a real life saver for working with us on reducing textbook costs. I really appreciated his and your efforts to provide quality, affordable books and learning materials.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    "Amount you owe: $15,000 MOOP (max out of pocket) and $230 premium." There I fixed it for you buddy.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    Thank you for the explanation. I've never contributed before to open source and have benefited from open source software a lot, so I'm trying to contribute to this the right way.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    This is so very true. You nailed the young cohort's attitude on the head. We own cars, clothes, laptops, phones, and rent everything else. It is not always a pleasant way to be.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    It sounds the argument being made here is that this was a dangerous precedent being made that can be abused by political parties against their political opponents. This seems to be presented by you with apparent glee as a conservative vs gr
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    From an accounting perspective,if your business isn't a SaaS or similar, why are developers anything but a cost center?
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    Intuit and H&R Block have been lobbying for decades against tax filing. https://www.propublica.org/article/filing-taxes-could-be-fre...
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    Huh, as an aspiring tax professional how do I get in on this?
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    And, globalization is dying, rather yet it might have reached its crescendo.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    I do pay that much for no ads and music streaming, but I'm not sure that giving Google more money in a monthly subscription on top of the money they generate from serving me ads is the best use of my funds. I pay that much because I ha
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    I'm not sure it's worth the $20 per month for a family plan of up to five either.
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    by formerkrogeremp 4y ago

    You can deduct home mortgage interest [1]. Another way in which homeownership and to an extent NIMBYism is subsidized in the tax code and by government policies. [1] https://www.irs.gov/publications/p936#:~:text=You%20