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by tree3 6y ago
Hmm? It sounds to me like there is a lot of generosity- Take Two poaching a lot of engineers, offering them nice bonuses. The employees are the ones winning in this story
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by tree3 6y ago
Companies across all countries have proprietary data that they are using to develop treatment options.
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by tree3 6y ago
It should be "Twitter tweets a tweet"
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by tree3 6y ago
> Twitter tweet’s tweet What?
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by tree3 6y ago
Spotify actually has video already, which they used for music videos. Although it seems like they removed it fairly recently.
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by tree3 6y ago
> Why trust a model if you can do a serology study instead? Because studies require a lot more time and money, while a model is just on a computer and can be constantly and quickly updated as things change?
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by tree3 6y ago
Herd immunity will kick in around 70%, so the actual people that would get it is not 100% of the age group. > I'm not sure I call something like 10,000 dead a highlight. Given that people before were saying the death rate was 2-5%,
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by tree3 6y ago
True, but GM and other auto makers aren't selling cars right now. They are impacted severely
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by tree3 6y ago
Which is solely due to the extra cost of short term capital gains tax.
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by tree3 6y ago
Or perhaps the Chinese phrase just got caught in the spam filter as a false positive while the English phrase didn't? YT's spam filter is notoriously terrible so I don't think this is far out there.
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by tree3 6y ago
> Some people never do research again after completing a Ph.D. For such people, the Ph.D. was largely a waste of time. This statement reflects the writers' large ego, not reality. It's a shame how this point of view is prominen
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by tree3 6y ago
Click on the comment's "X minutes ago" and then click "favorite"
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by tree3 6y ago
But is YouTube actually doing it on request of a government?
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by tree3 6y ago
> What's special about the software economy is that people who write the software take home a large fraction of it I don't think this is true. Take all the non-tech companies that rely on software and hire tons of engineers, su
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by tree3 6y ago
Which is difficult to gauge, since Sweden's economy depends on exporting to other countries that are in a full lockdown. So it's possible that if all countries took Sweden's approach, things would be a lot better.
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by tree3 6y ago
Please don't dismiss results just because they aren't 100% descriptive of the normal population.
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by tree3 6y ago
> one-sided and of low-value Ironic, because that's exactly what your comment is.
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by tree3 6y ago
And yet Sweden has less cases per capita than the UK.
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by tree3 6y ago
> Mexico military sending a satellite Literally could be anything. Militaries around the world run navigation (i.e. GPS) and weather satellites.
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by tree3 6y ago
> isn't that kind of normal? Yeah, and isn't taking steps to oppose them every step of the way normal as well? We (america & allies) have to protect our interests.
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by tree3 6y ago
Your comment reeks of a sour ego. Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it is below you.
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by tree3 6y ago
You are currently on Hacker News, which is designed to appeal to a certain demographic that includes you.
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by tree3 6y ago
Huh? Why do you have to take precautions to view a live stream?
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by tree3 6y ago
California already has mail-in ballots, FYI. All this order does is send them to all registered voters instead of just those who requested a mail-in ballot.
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by tree3 6y ago
It's not terrible. Plenty of people will happily take this, because they think they can get a new job quickly and pocket the buyout.
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by tree3 6y ago
> NB this is for the first quarter of 2020, which had hardly any impact from Covid-19 Except the economy was impacted, since manufacturing in China was slowed during the first quarter.
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by tree3 6y ago
I'm a fan of Amazon.
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by tree3 6y ago
Google literally helped write GDPR. So no, it wasn't meant to spite them.
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by tree3 6y ago
Exactly. Reminder that big companies like Google and MSFT helped write GDPR... They wouldn't haven written in terms that could actual affect them
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by tree3 6y ago
What kind of weird comment is this? Universities are supposed to not consider race in admissions. Racial groups should have no reason to start "their own" university.

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