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by tickerticker 3mo ago
Your compassionate and honest story will, I hope, bear much fruit. You write well..very readable and engaging.
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by tickerticker 4mo ago
I also thought of this idea and wanted to try it. Gemini said not to do it bc when we sleep, we naturally want to change positions. Thus, maintaining one position all night would cause muscle cramps?
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by tickerticker 4mo ago
The difference maker for me was an app, Snore Lab. that my son told me to try. It said that my snoring was EPIC. That led to my current CPAP use, for which the benefits [no daytime sleepiness, more energy, no food cravings] exceed the has
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by tickerticker 5mo ago
The BEST!!
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by tickerticker 5mo ago
Is a synthetic hotdog default swap considered vegan in Cali?
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by tickerticker 6mo ago
I wish this kind of perspective (international comparison) could be applied to several areas of the USA economy: tax compliance, campaign finance, and banking regulation. Good work, OP. In Charlotte NC, I have 3 choices of internet provide
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by tickerticker 9mo ago
Yes. They bounced millions of queries off of ChatGPT to teach/form/train their DeepSeek model. This bot-like querying was the "distillation."
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by tickerticker 10mo ago
OpenAI has first mover advantage with respect to raising money but not wrt tech dominance. Consensus theory: If AGI then superintelligence. AI CapEx plans are not ROI based. Rather, they are the cost of "how do I remain competitive i
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by tickerticker 10mo ago
LOL. Have not seen the "nixta" word since 10 years ago when i was researching how to make grits.
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by tickerticker 10mo ago
Arthur Anderson, The accounting firm, got the death penalty in the Enron debacle.
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by tickerticker 1y ago
Hope this doesn't set any kind of legal precedent.
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by tickerticker 1y ago
LOL
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by tickerticker 1y ago
The exposed portion of the berg is roughly spherical. The submerged portion must be enormous and approximately symmetrical to hold that sphere in such an upright position.
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by tickerticker 1y ago
^Who in their right mind would reject an offer of unlimited knowledge and worldly pleasures? The bargain had a quid pro quo...you get knowledge and pleasure in exchange for perpetual servitude to a bad guy. I wouldn't make that trade
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by tickerticker 1y ago
Not a surgical procedure. It's catheter access to the spermatic veins.
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by tickerticker 1y ago
ROFLMAO
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by tickerticker 1y ago
If taken orally, how does the saccharin distinguish between good and bad bacteria when bursting bacteria cell walls?
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by tickerticker 2y ago
Subconscious synthesis of seemingly unrelated strands of thought is the basis of assessing an event's meaning, for me. A day or two will pass after the event, and I notice the meaning evolves even without new information and without c
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by tickerticker 2y ago
Level 1: a ton of money. Level 2: L1 + interesting work Level 3: L2 + intelligent co-workers Level 4: L3 + deep skills Level 5: L4 + mentor Level 6: L5 + awesome network Level 7: L6 + personal growth Level 8: L7 + meaningful contribut
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by tickerticker 3y ago
Chip War would be a good "2023" book.
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by tickerticker 3y ago
Gotta ask....do you play the banjo?
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by tickerticker 3y ago
Bc a lot of them read HN?
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by tickerticker 3y ago
Doxxing is not good faith
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by tickerticker 3y ago
He was smart enough to get into MIT. Probably not as smart as Goethe.
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by tickerticker 3y ago
In the beginning, SBF probably believed in EA. It helped him recruit the executives of AR and FTX. As FTX experienced the unprecedented growth to fantastical scale, SBF was at the center of it. I strongly suspect he felt deified by it, f
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by tickerticker 3y ago
"Hard for ppl to care when the numbers are too big"...... this sounds like a good defense for SBF. He needs one.
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by tickerticker 3y ago
It's the forum-to-fertilizer decay cycle.
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by tickerticker 3y ago
SVB's fail was because of radical speed in deposit inflow, which was invested in fixed rate bonds just at the moment that the Fed was on a rising rate ratchet. Because of an affluent clientele, they had unusually high % of uninsured de
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by tickerticker 4y ago
The U.K.’s Government-Run Healthcare Service Is in Crisis, from the WSJ, 2.6.23
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by tickerticker 4y ago
Not OP, but weigh these. Recession case: inflation depresses other spending, new home starts are decreasing, strong dollar, Chinese economy wobbly, EU economy weak, continued supply chain disruptions, PMI weaker, ad spending curtailed. Sof

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