yhoneycomb

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Broadcom in Talks to Acquire Cloud Company VMware(bloomberg.com)
2 points by yhoneycomb 4y ago|0 comments
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Yes, I'm not a goldfish.
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
When was the last time you've heard a non-black person described as articulate? I can't think of any, personally.
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Plenty. Here is perhaps the most recent: https://www.ama-assn.org/practice-management/scope-practice/... But of course, nobody cares. The rich will get MDs and the poor will get midlevels.
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Exactly this. The VA already is hiring as many midlevels (NP/PA) as possible so that they don't have to hire MDs. You wouldn't believe how low the bar is to become an NP. PAs receive substantially better training, but at the
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Willing to bet that the kind of person who holds views like the commenter above also harbors racist views > I do know people who moved to the area from California, but they fit in wonderfully ie, white?
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
What differentiates a course as "high school" level vs. college? I honestly feel like my high school courses were just as hard as my college courses. The only difference is they required the prerequisite knowledge from the high sc
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
> It was pretty normal to come out of freshman year engineering, CS, or chemistry with a sub-2.75 GPA Was it normal, or was that just what you and your friend group experienced? Is there any hard data? I find it hard to believe that a 2.
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Actually, that’s exactly how unfettered “free market” capitalism operates. The end game is big companies end up controlling everything, including the regulations in order to tip the scales in their favor.
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Went from being the golden child of /r/wallstreetbets (literally every portfolio screenshot was of robin hood) to being villainized due to suspicious circumstances regarding locking people out of trading Gamestop "for their o
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
> which itself would require the existing system to produce and pass or a revolution
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Pretty liberal use of the word "game"
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
This product is uniquely appealing to me because as a kid, I actually used to type almost completely with one hand at 40 wpm using my right hand solely for the backspace, enter, shift, and space keys. The only reason I stopped and learned h
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Yeah, this is very strange to me. There was a case involving Cleveland Clinic where an Asian nurse's coworkers and supervisor were openly racist to her, and the case was straight up dismissed. https://caselaw.findlaw.com&#x2
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
“I hire people who think exactly like I do”
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
If they're going for diversity, I don't understand why they didn't choose an Asian American, considering we currently have NONE in the supreme court? As an Asian, I just can't get behind any of these "diversity&quot
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
Understandable that my comment seemed to point only to bamboo, but I really meant I don't believe most/any of the current builders in America are capable of creating anything that requires this level of unique mastery, bamboo or n
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
I'm disappointed that all the credit in the article goes to the architechts who designed this. I'm much more impressed with the actual builders who were able to accomplish this. No way something like this would ever be able to be
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
They have a whole lot more in common with each other than not. You haven't dismantled anything.
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
How is this a "grand conspiracy"? People are going to manipulate things in their favor as much as they have the power to do so. Oligarchs in America and elsewhere have the most power, and thus do the most manipulating. Also, it&#x
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
> I don't have any way to preserve something which is singularly important to me. Well, have you thought about buying a larger plot of land? Seems like the obvious solution if you are intent on controlling wide swaths of land surrou
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by yhoneycomb 4y ago
I think it's annoying how this is couched as, "This was going to be a Utopia!!!" Yeah, for the people in power (ie, the US/anglosphere at large)
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by yhoneycomb 5y ago
Let's not beat around the bush here. It's "messy" because it's racist against Asians.
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by yhoneycomb 5y ago
I can get behind that
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by yhoneycomb 5y ago
Yes! I would absolutely love that. No guesswork as to what train of thought to follow. All textbooks should be like that.
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by yhoneycomb 5y ago
> I try to break up a document into different types of formatting. Lists, headings, quotes, and image/content sections to make things visually appealing. I'm sorry, but I have to disagree. It's very difficult for me to fol
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by yhoneycomb 5y ago
In my opinion, one of the easiest ways for writers to make things more readable is to not use synonyms for technical terms. If you are a researcher and you have referred to the "cell membrane", don't turn around and refer to
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by yhoneycomb 5y ago
I agree - the causal link is very important to note. In terms of born premature vs born early, I understand that premature is the medical term. As a medical student, I also understand that it can be helpful to use more precise words in desc
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by yhoneycomb 5y ago
Really interesting article. I strongly agree with the general premise of this article. With that said, I'm confused about algorithm 2 (difficult words). How does adding "Yes!" in front of a sentence change it from a 0.45 read
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by yhoneycomb 5y ago
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