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by minkzilla 3mo ago
Thanks for responding, I do think you interpreted my comment correctly. I see size as negatively correlated (maybe as a semi-direct cause) with preserving company mission. Hence why I was confused by you addressing it. It would never cross
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by minkzilla 3mo ago
The parent comment didn’t say anything about size or wall street. It said leadership is what has preserved it. Which it doesn’t seem you have refuted in any meaningful way. You just restated what the parent comment is responding to with no
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by minkzilla 6mo ago
Certainly not the earliest example and can be interpreted in many ways but one of my favorite ancient examples of “introspection” is the phrase “Know Thyself” inscribed on the Temple of Apollo at Delphi. https://en.wikipedia.org&
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by minkzilla 10mo ago
To make them stick you have to decline meetings scheduled during that time
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by minkzilla 1y ago
Location: Salt Lake City Remote: Yes or Hybrid Willing to relocate: No Technologies: C#, .NET, AWS, Postgres, TypeScript, React Résumé/CV: josephgilmore.com/static/files/joseph-gilmore-resume.pdf Hello, I
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by minkzilla 1y ago
Maybe instead of all the wealth flowing to a couple huge companies in a couple countries wealth would be distributed more broadly.
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by minkzilla 1y ago
Robust and redundant manufacturing spread across the world with more opportunity for innovation?
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by minkzilla 1y ago
nextdns lets you set times when domains are blocked. Originally I had it just for my computer but soon realized I needed it for my phone as well.
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by minkzilla 1y ago
Author covers how IANA handles Königsberg, it is logically its own timezone. An IANA timezone uniquely refers to the set of regions that not only share the same current rules and projected future rules for civil time, but also share the
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by minkzilla 1y ago
sad but true: learn "yes" then learn blame other grugs when fail, ideal career advice When I first entered the corporate world I thought this wasn’t true, there was just poor communication on part of technical teams. I lea
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by minkzilla 1y ago
Location: Salt Lake City, UT Remote: Yes, hybrid preferred Willing to relocate: Yes, as long as the location has good access to the outdoors Technologies: C#, .NET, PostgreSQL, Pulumi, Git, JavaScript, TypeScript, React, Tailwind CSS, Many
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Verifying F# with the Fidelity Framework Approach(speakez.ai)
2 points by minkzilla 1y ago|0 comments
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Bankruptcy as Implicit Health Insurance(pubs.aeaweb.org)
9 points by minkzilla 1y ago|2 comments
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by minkzilla 2y ago
The walled garden is not a walled garden if everyone else has doors in.
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by minkzilla 2y ago
It doesn't have to be the worst possible implementation to be less desirable than the walled garden for me. I get so much spam in whatsapp, groupMe, telegram, and from sms. Some of it is even from legitimate contacts but then they sign
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by minkzilla 2y ago
Is that comparable to the energy to run the freezer in the bar?
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by minkzilla 2y ago
Yes.
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by minkzilla 2y ago
https://text.npr.org is also a text only version of npr
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by minkzilla 2y ago
That is what this article is about, changing the expectations of researchers and journals to be willing to publish and read research without p values.
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by minkzilla 2y ago
The "right to privacy" includes the right to medical privacy and privacy over your body. It's not the government's concern to dictate what and how you can treat your own body. The natural extension being that it v
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by minkzilla 2y ago
I don't agree with overruling Chevron but saying "if they are going to try and override Chevron from the bench without legislation, then we have to ignore them" makes no sense because Chevron was not made by legislation in th
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by minkzilla 2y ago
Could you expand on "our fundamental rights extend to the modern era" and how that connects to the legality of abortion being based on the right to privacy?
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by minkzilla 2y ago
Posted elsewhere in this thread but here is the reasoning why from Melissa Holyoak, who voted no. This rule goes further than just the cancellation mentioned in this article and there are some legitimate concerns with that. It is unclear bu
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by minkzilla 2y ago
Chevron deference is about statutory interpretation so it really depends on the statue they are doing it under and any ambiguities that arise around the ability to do this. It may be clearly covered or it may not be, we would have to look.
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by minkzilla 2y ago
Ah that makes sense. I must admit I did not even read the analysis of the comic.
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by minkzilla 2y ago
The point of the comic that that from the outside no one knows how far along hard problems are, not that in and of themselves they are hard. Both the tasks in the comic rely on decades of foundational work in computing and even photography,
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by minkzilla 2y ago
The all items index rose 2.9 percent for the 12 months ending July, the smallest 12-month increase since March 2021. So overall good news but I think the overall effects of higher inflation are still being felt and any small price
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by minkzilla 2y ago
I guess I misread the first part of the article while skimming. I think the key is this paragraph computability is about whether a computer program exists to map inputs to outputs in a specified way; it says nothing about how hard it
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by minkzilla 2y ago
AN interesting and non rigorous way to think of it is can the compiler optimize away the non compute-able part. So this: if (God does exist) return isPrime(3) else return isPrime(5) The compiler can take this and
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How to Design a Sailing Ship for the 21st Century(solar.lowtechmagazine.com)
2 points by minkzilla 2y ago|0 comments

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