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simplemath
10y ago
You are a battery that runs on ATP
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simplemath
10y ago
So AirBnB is worth 4x WYN? That doesn't make sense to me
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10y ago
I just get a new Note every 2 years. Easy.
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10y ago
Depends on the sport. For NBA and NFL athletes in the US, it is close to 1 in 10k high school athletes in those sports that make it to the pros
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10y ago
That, and actually increasing the dataset...
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10y ago
I grew up in upstate NY with long, long winters. Have lived in Phoenix since 2003. I curse at the Daystar about half the year
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10y ago
>But I think that's a flawed conclusion. The article notes that many unskilled players play daily fantasy as well. In the NHL (to continue the example), every single player and team is elite compared to all hockey players. If NHL te
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10y ago
Ask the Bundy Clan about that
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10y ago
No, it's still insane.
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10y ago
Oh, China and Indonesia are doing it, and he's offering an amnesty program?? Well you've sold me! Line 'em up!
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10y ago
the most impressive part, to me, was how thoroughly he reverse engineered what looks to be a crazy complicated CPU architecture - the Saturn has four of them. Also, I love that his original motivation was to use the sound processor for mi
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10y ago
https://www.cooc.com
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10y ago
Carboniferous period, pt. II I look forward to our descendants' giant cockroach overlords
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10y ago
Stop base jumping or first descents on cave dives after having children
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10y ago
It's an incredible hobby, to be sure. But it's also verifiably one of the more dangerous sporting activities known.
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10y ago
>I've found a way wow. If you're not bullshitting, and your method is scalable,reliable,and cost-effective congratulations on changing the world.
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10y ago
Jesus Christ....
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10y ago
Are you by chance on the committee that is naming this boat? If not, you'd be an excellent committee member. You'd be a total hit at committees.
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10y ago
That simply wont happen until capital holders are forced to divest themselves of their capital. Pooling of capital at the extreme right tail of the bell curve is accelerating, not decelerating.
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10y ago
I hope to muster the level of clarity and pragmatism you show here if I have time to reflect upon it when my number is called. Inspiring.
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10y ago
I can't escape Curry even here.. the ubiquitous magical little bastard
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10y ago
You DID though, implying that it's the community that needs to take more concerted better action on its own, to reverse 100 years of endemic sociopolitical dysfunction. It's basic libertarian boilerplate bullshit.
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10y ago
Yeah, if only the children of ENY would find their fucking bootstraps... They are in fact denied agency. What's lacking in ENY are any meaningful community resources, from schooling, to infrastructure to policing. It's not the p
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10y ago
Look at me, im the Linux now. -MSFT
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10y ago
Replying to myself for a back pat. Well done, self. You called it.
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10y ago
Who needs to break encryption when you can break 99% of deployed OS kernels across all platforms?
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10y ago
Presumably if you dev in rhel or particularly rhel/.net, you'd want to run the same in prod.
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10y ago
Trump is not going to be president. It's nearly statistically impossible.
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10y ago
You wouldn't. Seems like the whole idea.
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10y ago
I inferred some equivocation which led me to believe that you find the institution of CF acceptable, despite the abundance of abuse. That the good outweighs the bad, or that seizures themselves are generally acceptable, and not an outright
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