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by zarro 7y ago
Negative feedback is far more valuable to the receiver then it is to the giver. In fact the giver is often punished for his presumption. Therefore its no surprise negative feedback is not a popular concept among the plebs.
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by zarro 7y ago
Your angry because you think that he fires those that are unwilling to play along with what he thinks is "right", and you think the solution is to "Fire those unwilling to play along" with what you think is "right&q
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by zarro 7y ago
Which is why I deliberately left that sentence in there. Its because there is a profound misunderstanding of the definition "free market". I also disagree with the contention that what the most number of people mistakenly define t
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by zarro 7y ago
I don't get why "Equitable rules to play by" is a concept so hard for everyone to understand. The free market is about creating a level playing field. Globalization was shit because because it did not create a level playing f
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by zarro 7y ago
Contrarian viewpoint: NOT focusing on the profits is the cause of the problem. Hypothesis: Prices are high because of inefficiencies in the markets caused by bad laws attempting to subsidize one class of people by another. Hospitals aren&#x
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by zarro 7y ago
Whenever I hear the word "Egregious" I always think here come the lawyers.
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by zarro 7y ago
Its an acknowledgement that knowledge grows like a tree, and every new creative work has a root or foundation in the past which was used as inspiration and leverage to reach new heights and without which, perhaps those heights might not hav
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by zarro 7y ago
The problem with the teacher pay to me is obvious, market forces aren't allowed to play themselves out. Think about it: A teacher should be paid according to their skill, supply, and demand. A great teachers time is highly valuable and
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Chicago Teachers Union on Strike(chicagotribune.com)
2 points by zarro 7y ago|2 comments
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by zarro 7y ago
The problem is the "services" the state is providing are economically unprofitable. Proposition 13 was passed to force the state to have controlled expenditures by not allowing the majority to extort the minority by using their pr
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by zarro 7y ago
Prices are high because of inefficiencies in the markets caused by bad laws attempting to subsidize one class of people by another. Hospitals aren't able to refuse treatment to those that can't afford to pay for their services, in
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by zarro 7y ago
Yes very interesting. How everything fits together is still being worked out and it would be exciting to see more research to get a more accurate picture. I myself always wonder about "Genetic memory" and the idea about how certai
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by zarro 7y ago
That why I used "Your" genes in quotation marks.I think that saying that this process is not genetics is not factually accurate, as its obviously clear it affects genetic expression. Its just a paradigm shift of how you would trad
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by zarro 7y ago
I wonder sometimes, is selling existing land that just happens to fall within a certain "political" border so out of the question? Example: It feels like Japan is trapped and can't grow where it is anymore. Is it so out of li
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by zarro 7y ago
The reason people don't like remote workers by instinct isn't because they don't realize that they people COULD be more productive at home. Its because they worry that it creates incentives that could lead to a decrease in pr
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by zarro 7y ago
The most interesting thing I found out about the DNA: -In the past people found it "morally upsetting" that no matter how smart you are or no matter how hard you work, that doesn't matter to the DNA you pass down to your kids
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by zarro 7y ago
Define "Realistically". Also define "desirability". You could make equally strong arguments both ways. Example: If you are depressed you are more likely to focus on input data that is 'negative' and overlook th
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by zarro 7y ago
What about forming an LLC using stripe atlas? Is it better to do it in Delaware or your own state?
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by zarro 7y ago
What about IP agreements? After reading "Venture Deals" you get the idea that if you to talk about your project and bounce ideas off of them during the development phase they could have implicit "rights" to IP. What do y
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by zarro 7y ago
The title makes it appear as if "Sacrifices" must be made, which is either a disingenuous click-bait or misguided, as its categorically untrue. The whole process of implementation of autopilot is based on the logic that its implem
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by zarro 7y ago
To what degree are artists of the past just famous because of the prejudice of being "well known" instead of the skill that is expressed in their work. What percent of the money dedicated to old artistic creations gets dedicated t
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by zarro 7y ago
Procurement barriers to entry and bad feedback loops.
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by zarro 7y ago
Highly skeptical of "ground-breaking" innovation emerging from the Navy.
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by zarro 7y ago
After the death of the Peenemünde scientists its been all downhill for NASA.
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by zarro 7y ago
Power laws can arise as natural consequences of aggregation of high variance data. General Central Limit Theorem says distributions of data with limited variability tend to follow the Normal (bell-shaped, or Gaussian) curve, but aggregation
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by zarro 7y ago
Power laws can arise as natural consequences of aggregation of high variance data. General Central Limit Theorem says distributions of data with limited variability tend to follow the Normal (bell-shaped, or Gaussian) curve, but aggregation
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by zarro 7y ago
Whenever you gauge the performance of any activity, there is a bell curve distribution of ability. A very small portion become superstars and a majority fall somewhere in the middle, this is a natural phenomena. What these platforms have al
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by zarro 7y ago
Its not my personal interpretation, and just because legal cases interpreted a certain way for two centuries does not make them right. The constitution was not intended to give the government broad powers, but rather to assign limits to its
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by zarro 7y ago
You would expect that as the topic of conversation becomes more esoteric, that they would get harder for the general audience to understand. But what I think sometimes happens is even the target audience doesn't understand what the pap
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by zarro 7y ago
I've always found his concept of "live life in such a way, that at the end, you could say once more!" Just imagine, how different would life be if people tried to live it in such a way, that if there was eternal re-occurrence

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