saturnaga

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by saturnaga 4y ago
The irony is that many I know don't have time for their children because they are hopelessly addicted to social media themselves.
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by saturnaga 4y ago
Not exactly a leading indicator when the NASDAQ is -25% on the year in May. The wealth effect of that is obviously going to take a hit when it comes to balling out with coke and strippers.
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by saturnaga 4y ago
I imagine a person's view on this is highly correlated with the level of hoarder their parents are. For me, it will only be a sad single day project as part of the grieving process. Hundreds of hours is just a totally different story.
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by saturnaga 4y ago
The good thing though is that history is basically meaningless as far as predicting any of this. The bright side to all this is there isn't much hope to get out of this besides software. Life doesn't have a low volatility, constan
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by saturnaga 4y ago
Yea I thought that was common knowledge.
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by saturnaga 4y ago
I think a more philosophical text by Norvig is quite welcome. This is better than yet another machine learning algorithm book.
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by saturnaga 4y ago
The real problem comes though when you actually do research to try to find a good charity to give to. Tax is a side show here. The issue I found is when trying to find a good charity an overwhelming amount of the money is spent on "fun
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by saturnaga 4y ago
People can do whatever they want, I will continue to be positive toxic. When someone asks me how I am doing I am always "great". If anything it is a form of self hypnosis to boost my own mood. Of course there is a contagion when i
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by saturnaga 4y ago
It seems to me the only reason to not predict an economic downturn is the belief that the economy is unpredictable. Almost a type of religious belief in the absolute stochasticity of all possible states of the economic system. "Maybe t