inter_netuser

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by inter_netuser 4y ago
People actually do that? I thought white boarding is the stress part.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Excuse yourself to the washroom. Call the front desk letting them know you are feeling unwell, must’ve been the food you just ate prior. Ask to reschedule with a different interviewer if possible, idk because you are embarrassed or somethin
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>when we don't have enough clean energy to go around, so you are telling me renewables can't even handle 0.5% increase in demand? What a dead end technology. Can't wait until we upgrade to nuclear instead.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Precedent exists (minus students) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Institute_for_Advanced_Study#F...
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
> The UK just codified this into visa law. Really? Is there a list?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>No one has actually really built such a quantum computer yet What are you talking about? We've had very small quantum universal computers for some time, and quantum annealers for two decades. How did you miss that? I regret to info
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>You're looking at it wrong. Truth sometimes hurts, doesn't it?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
> truth is the greatest weapon against the violence of ignorant tyranny. Do you see this work in practice? All I see is a dead internet filled with AI-generated fake detritus-like content, attention and behaviour manipulation, all sorts
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
why, because we ran out of habitable planets in the galaxy?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
is relational algebra disappearing? Probably not.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
That’s been known for a long time, possibly centuries. morphine was used to treat depression as late as last century, and probably remains a common folk remedy even today.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Peanuts, just a regular day in DeFi. https://rekt.news
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
why should one do that? truth is often undefined, and you can simply weigh sides with probabilities. There is however 100% certainty this post will be downvoted.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
How good is the keyboard?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
How’s the trackpad? Is good keyboard quantifiable somehow? As good as old T?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Numbers?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Well, we are at the point where farmers have to add nutrients to soil.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
Isn’t there an entire flavour industry? Seems much easier fixed than trying to invent fake meat from scratch.
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
why does 100:1 leverage contributes to upside, but isn't cancelled out by 100:1 to downside?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
why anyways? don't they say the chat is end to end encrypted?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
AKA: "share your contacts with the NSA only"
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
valuations are always subjective. you pretend it's like some sort of precise science, but it is not, never was, and never will be. ffs, the example is a major international port, not a cookie-cutter shoebox-sized condo. The very first
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>Note that a single family dewlling on .75 acres likely costs the government a lot of money to provide services (plumbing, sewer, electric etc) and is likely already a net debtor to the city/county. This style of development is why
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>3) It could be personal bias, but a lot of LVT arguments seem to implicitly assume that more rental units is a good thing The house you 'own', in fact is nothing more than tenancy. Just a different kind of tenancy. Stop paying
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
I like Georgist taxes, but it's unclear that tax incidence will fall entirely on the rentier class. Important land is always unique, and therefore taxation would be have be incredibly dialed-in, no? A busy major international port woul
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>I have repeatedly seen HNers argue that COVID is harmless to children (no qualifiers), and that the cure is worse than the disease. HNers? How about UK's JCVI (Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation), a government advisory
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>not a new installation of foreign beliefs. if advertising works - installation of new beliefs is a huge successful industry. Do you think advertising works?
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>their techniques can you link to the exact regimen? tia
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
a lot of subreddits are basically marketing departments of some corporates. those have paid employee mods where only posts and comments favourable to corporate goals are allowed. not quite the MSM, but I'd guess corporates would want t
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by inter_netuser 4y ago
>they don't start it. Yeah, a powerful apparatus that is MSM, would never be used to influence opinions and install beliefs. > they're not brainwashed zombies, they're collectives of similarly-minded people who give in

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