lebean

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by lebean 2y ago
The most exciting phrase that heralds a new discovery is not "eureka!" but "holy shit!"
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by lebean 2y ago
Is that why?! (It's not.)
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by lebean 2y ago
Jeff Bezos can't use signal because Amazon uses... a pricing algorithm? Call me a bootlicker but that's insane.
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by lebean 2y ago
Ok Hegel
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by lebean 2y ago
I hope so, these protestors are accepting blood money every time a direct deposit from Google hits their bank account or their stocks vest! Surely they'd want to keep their moral integrity intact and quit if their demands are not met.
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by lebean 2y ago
It's totally legit. They made the participants sign an honesty pledge before answering the questionnaire!
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by lebean 2y ago
I think this is what's caused "try-hard".
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by lebean 2y ago
I can point you to a sustainability internship in Kenya if you're interested.
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by lebean 2y ago
Wow, articles about emerging technologies are pushed by people who invest in them? On their blog!? You don't say!
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by lebean 2y ago
I winced at this. I once got my finger caught in a zipper.
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by lebean 2y ago
No you see, at any moment this company can get acquired and can start pushing malware as updates. It's quite an elementary mistake to not account for this possibility, and the author of this post should hang their head in shame for eve
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by lebean 2y ago
The market can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.
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by lebean 2y ago
A person with this kind of mindset will tell less-developed nations to stop developing fossil fuel infrastructure because any more impact on the planet is unjustified.
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by lebean 2y ago
The difference is merely the essential part of meme stocks that make them meme stocks and not just a pump-and-dump scheme executed by some guy. Other than that, though, totally the same thing.
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by lebean 2y ago
GOOD point!
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by lebean 2y ago
They must be the 7% of the population not covered by BLS stats when working out the CPI, assuming they're from US, or living in a remote area. Agree that overall, the population has been growing richer for several decades. But what abo
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by lebean 2y ago
I mean, how much we talking here? We're not in Atlantis with flying cars, but there's immense efficiency gains in logistics.
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by lebean 2y ago
I had a similar thought. I thought "wow, believable!" but not to be flippant, the initial wow was genuine.
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by lebean 2y ago
Think of it as a performance review, but with reversed roles.
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by lebean 2y ago
Wow they must be making millions on this lucrative market, defending DDoS providers from each other. An infinite money glitch!
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by lebean 2y ago
How??
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by lebean 2y ago
Japan has adopted LTR long ago in TV and the web. Never seen a Japanese site formatted vertically. Newspapers and books are still vertical, but it's not really difficult to read one way or the other.
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by lebean 2y ago
We'll have to get them to promise to be honest before they fill out the questionnaire to maximize the chance they we'll get honest data. I think I read that somewhere.
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by lebean 2y ago
Lots of synergies indeed. And gig workers!
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by lebean 2y ago
Well a lot of the sub-$500 petty theft are done by junkies trying to get their fix for the day, and with opiate addiction getting worse, not better, in the US, there are many of these types and the day-by-day thefts add up over the years. T
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by lebean 2y ago
I am barely smarter than a five year old and also think this is a disaster of an idea.
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by lebean 2y ago
Money
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by lebean 2y ago
And today it's driven by bad policy. Heyoo!
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by lebean 3y ago
????? Illiterate or not, with this system, you can "read" the order at a glance rather than having to read a list of items or decoding a set of symbols. That might shave a second per order. Another point, ink in markers run out an
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by lebean 3y ago
Bingo! This, and people will probably pay money for it in the future. A killer combo that makes something worth money!

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