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What to know as new real estate commission rules go into effect(seekingalpha.com)
2 points by ianai 2y ago|0 comments
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by ianai 2y ago
Quiet is the black paint in the pallet of the musician and film maker. It’s central to things like stoicism, zen buddhism, existentialism, meditation, and mysticism. Taoism iirc, too.
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by ianai 2y ago
Be glib, but that is one way for society to bring privacy back-and with it shared respect. I think of it as the “oh everyone has an anus” moment. We all know everyone has one and it doesn’t need to be dragged out in polite company.
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by ianai 2y ago
Makes me wonder. What would it take for Mac the tech to have this sort of feel/appeal again? Would a full wintel+nvidia gpu daughterboard move any needles? Or something oddball and hardware like the lamp imac, idk. Basically, computing
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by ianai 2y ago
The no further regulation option is people looking for the “made in …” on goods and not buying from certain countries. Then invoke Milton freedman.
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by ianai 2y ago
Uhh how about a desktop tower case that takes in some number of their laptop logic boards and provides networking? Think like the “turingpi” motherboard but with an eye towards repurposing old logic boards. I could see purposes being local
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by ianai 2y ago
I’d say existence precedes essence, and meaning is what the living do. If we make efforts to increase the footprint, robustness, and extent of life then we increase that meaning. (Existentialism, but more.)
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by ianai 2y ago
I mean the actual kernel. But, you know, needs a killer feature people want to deploy at scale.
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by ianai 2y ago
I could see that affecting the trapezius muscle or nerve endings somehow. That seems to play a large role in many of my migraines. It probably does for others as it’s part of where the botox for migraine shots go. Ie when the pain shoots up
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by ianai 2y ago
It’s also a scene in the old movie “I heart Huckabees”. Great movie btw. https://youtu.be/9EilqfAIudI?si=ZIh4v4RmHQUf_WEL
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by ianai 2y ago
Feels a little like rdma or mellanox/ib. Hey, I’d personally love if something openbsd did got it some wider industrial use.
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by ianai 2y ago
One of the tragedies to me: nuclear and renewable power could absolutely fulfill and surpass our current energy needs. Pick a per annum growth rate of energy production and go. At some point power becomes so cheap and plentiful that battery
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by ianai 2y ago
She and her family were hit by a wrong way truck probably going 70 mph. It completely shattered their bodies, lives and shows how precious our moments are. This almost feels personal to me because of how well written her account is. I’ve ha
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I Know the secret to the quiet mind. I wish I'd never learned it (2021)(theatlantic.com)
185 points by ianai 2y ago|126 comments
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by ianai 2y ago
They remediate certain superfund sites with spinach leaves iirc. And I think it’s bacteria that make nutrients from inorganic sources available for the rest of us (ie rocks). As for budget, 10M seems pretty great for what reads as a “proof
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by ianai 2y ago
A YTer said it allows the rotary engine to operate in its best circumstances. It’s essentially a range extender while battery tech improves.
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by ianai 2y ago
They could really only do that as long as zero interest rates and relative wages permitted. Frankly I think they made luxury EVs to justify the battery costs early in the production. The automotive industry is known for bad margins. Interes
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by ianai 2y ago
Because that question is more of an economics research paper or policy brief than a mass media article. And in that arena data are currency, ie largely not public. Generally, there’s a lot of economics principles at play. Economies of scale
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by ianai 2y ago
Yeah, I almost wish I hadn’t asked given the comments. Really points at an interesting mechanism though. Hopefully this means some kind of preventative or even treatment is possible.
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by ianai 2y ago
What kind of fat is it? Like is it possible to avoid by avoiding too much fat?
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by ianai 3y ago
Yes, and so much could be addressed and fixed if the US Congress could commit to some acts of representative democracy. Laws could be written, laws could be changed, and many or all the seeming impasses could be legislated away-through acts
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by ianai 3y ago
These are probably just percentiles to compare. But that’s more data than cnbc is likely to publish.
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by ianai 3y ago
Unfortunately many congresspeople routinely file such bills only to never get consideration.
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Highest-paying college majors, 5 years after graduation(cnbc.com)
16 points by ianai 3y ago|11 comments
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by ianai 3y ago
Needs a (2017) in the title.
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by ianai 3y ago
That law reads like a good starting point for the lifetime evolution of matter around a star, but too simple to be expected to capture the full range of possibilities. Probably shouldn’t be used to refute hypotheses.
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by ianai 3y ago
I’m getting the sense they can be too close to form life, but can form further out with the right planetary characteristics. How often favorable atmospheres form would be interesting. Taken another way: Venus’ atmosphere would get more “tam
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by ianai 3y ago
Don’t be afraid to wear sunglasses indoors with the lights down/off. Screens actually get darker past turning the brightness to zero by decreasing the sharpness. And be firm about getting up every twenty minutes and looking away from t
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by ianai 3y ago
You have to actually draw in the reader to keep their attention.
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by ianai 3y ago
Disagreeing responses are the most likely responses on the internet.

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