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HNI_001sky | There is alot of permanent and semi-permanant installtion set up on the route. There is alot of outside help. There is alot of " ;aid " ; being used to actually climb this route and to resupply it. To me this this is free climbing like gym climbing is " ;free climbing " ;. The level of " ;technnical difficulty " ; i... | 0 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i>ISPs, especially Comcast and Verizon, are big players in Washington, known for throwing their money and influence around. If their businesses are reclassified under Title II, they can be expected to squeeze the resulting rules and regulations until they scream for mercy. It's fine to praise Wheeler's plan,... | 1 | [
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HNI_001sky | The current canyon r2m " ;tourist " ; corridor is 17 miles long by maybe 1/2 a mile wide (of the 100+m miles length). Also if its only on indian land, the thing is on a side-canyon off to the east that is 80% out of theway anyway. You have to take 4x4 roads or trails over to Nankoweap. What is a pity is that area... | 2 | [
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HNI_001sky | The difference is that mass production of cars is a scale game, unlike dealing with horses. Horse-breeding is best done locally, whilst the drivetrain engineering is really NBD when one is swapped out for the other. Tesla famously droped its first powertrains into 3rd part chasis, and they did quite well with it.<p>The... | 3 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i>Another factor could be that it’s not easy for schools to evaluate job applicants on merit alone, because merit can be difficult to define or measure. In the tenure system, a professor might work at the same institution for 40 years. But when hiring for tenure-track positions, schools often have to guess about lifel... | 4 | [
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HNI_001sky | Making bread is something for which cookbooks and recipes compilations are ill suited. Bread is invariably about ingredients and technique.The flour is different, the water is different, the yeast is different, the ovens produce different transfers of energy, etc etc.<p>So this is about corrections, adjustments, and ta... | 5 | [
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HNI_001sky | Not really. This article is pretty poor.<p>TLDR: " ;Something melted, therefore global warming is the cause and mass extinction is the inevitable result " ; is such absurd logic its not worth wasting time debating it.<p>Have you ever seen fossilized sea creatures buried in rocks thousands of feet above and thousands o... | 6 | [
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HNI_001sky | I don't think yahoo was ever really an 'it' company...they were (maybe) an 'it stock', but that's a who nother ball of wax. At the company level, in terms of having a " ;category killer " ; product, they never had one.<p>In order for Yahoo to ever right the ship, that is what they need. T... | 7 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i>Stuff like this doesn't just pop out of nowhere. It's very clear this is the start of a campaign against Hillary</i><p>True, but isn't this Obama's leak? He surely was sending e-mails to his Secretary of state at the @phony adress.<p>What is disturbing is that both <PERSON> and <PERSON> have been... | 8 | [
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HNI_001sky | The security implications of the US Secretary of State using an un-secure email seem far more problematic.<p>We may very well find out that the US security services were complicit in the <PERSON> arrangement. It would truly be absurd for a modern diplomat to be using insecure communications when things like (war, life,... | 9 | [
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HNI_001sky | The story seems a bit more complicated on how it was setup.<p><i>It was unclear whom <PERSON> hired to set up or maintain her private email server, which the AP traced to a mysterious identity, <PERSON>. That name does not appear in public records databases, campaign contribution records or Internet background searches... | 10 | [
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HNI_001sky | This is too strong a response. You and nobody else has a 1:1 memory map of an intense experience. It can takes weeks if not months (plural) to remember everything that happened to you in the last month. That is because basically your brain samples space time and segments in in your memory in a non-linear fashion. This ... | 11 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i>People who try to be entirely analytical about everything are rarely good founders.</i><p>This is true, but the way people go about the process of sorting out the <i>other elements</i> is a critical part of the analysis (pardon the wording).<p>I think to say such selection is an 'untractable process' strik... | 12 | [
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HNI_001sky | There are (clinically) lots of times people don't pay attention and 'tune things out' due to hyper-viigilance.<p>That process leads to somewhat fractured long-term memory. Basically your brain starts to use short-term memory for something like l2 cach and starts writing stuff that would have gone first i... | 13 | [
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HNI_001sky | This answer is too flip. In corporate america, you might be able to use a personal e-mail as a stop-gap measure but not as a primary communication. Not in any fortune 50 or whatevr company with compliance and security infrastructure. This is something that has changed drastically in the past 10 years.<p>Most corporate... | 14 | [
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HNI_001sky | White house said this behaviour broke specific policy guidance, but the NY Times reports that setup was well known and a " ;status symbol " ;for the SOS. Those two things don't add up.<p>How can it be that breaking policy was a status symbol?<p>It would be more normal that having a policy waiver is a status symbo... | 15 | [
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HNI_001sky | It adds nothing to the discussion. If the guy did something major (case#1), the discussion is over. It just makes the person asking the question look like an ass.<p>The other issue is that anyone who would have a reply of that caliber most likely wouldn't reply...why bother...? Thats the (#2) second case. Again, t... | 16 | [
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HNI_001sky | There's a lot of interesing stuff in this comment. But it seems to conflate lead-gen with advertising. There are lots of reasons to advertise that don't relate to the sales funnel.<p>The second issue is alot of internet advertising is bullshit, including the metrics. Now, some things are good--actual-purchase... | 17 | [
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HNI_001sky | " ;<PERSON> and <PERSON> were both partners. " ;<p>This glosses over a significant problem. Partners are stratified like professors at univesrity.<p>The issue about resolving any conflict by the junior-status person taking up with a new employer is not controversial. Its basically common practice and common sense.<p>So... | 18 | [
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HNI_001sky | Your conflating standard " ;harrassment " ; with " ;sexual harassmenet " ; they are not at all the same thing.<p>Sexual harassment requires (by the definition you cite) things of a a sexual nature to be integral to the harassment.<p>But that's not the same thing as assigning somebody busy work or whatever. That&... | 19 | [
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HNI_001sky | so you can<p>(1) posses flight footage; but<p>(2) you can't sell it.<p>That put these FAA rules into the regulation of media.<p>That sounds like something that will be litigated, IMHO.<p>I doubt a court will let that stand without some threshold of materiality. A flight that costs $5 or whater and makes $0.05 is n... | 20 | [
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HNI_001sky | The body reflexes to things like mastication, salivation, etc triggered by texture and the presence of actual things in your mouth, so I think the (bias of) argument is more along the lines of reducing the variables away from normal eating. If you look at the military and other people who " ;starve for a living " ; (h... | 21 | [
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HNI_001sky | People have an irrational belief in their ability to tell the difference. This is how one gets such flawed thinking in the first place (regarding priors and probability distributions).<p>Firms are hierarchy-based entities. " ;Technical Merit " ; is about a third or fourth order away from what really drives the hiring ... | 22 | [
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HNI_001sky | " ;There's a lot less liquidity " ;<p>The entire sequence of events since 2009 has been driven by artificial liquidity support. While consumers may not have acess to credit, VCs are overflowing with cash, and so are many other types of high-net worth and institutional money sources. This creates an odd and un-even... | 23 | [
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HNI_001sky | Consider it like FB buying instagram. Company is playing around with a small amount of equity as a % of total value. Having some liquidity in the bank for a rainy day is a good thing in a bubble. As is investing it in a way that will increase an eventual IPO value. So in either the upside or the downside here they have... | 24 | [
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HNI_001sky | That's not a useful solution. Consider they are trying to get 3 candidates for 1 job promotion; having 6 doesn't help it just dilutes the ability to observe. On the other hand, you now have to manage/babysit double the number of over-qualified, highly ambitious people with too much time on their hands. T... | 25 | [
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HNI_001sky | I think your response is way too literal. junior people routinely sit (quitely) in higher-level meetings so mid level people don't need to regurgitate stuff. They also spend alot of time developing lower-level social networks so they can function and get stuff done (doesn't need to be socializing with ceo). a... | 26 | [
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HNI_001sky | There is a set of legitimate economic issues raised about the cognitive overhead of alternative selection models, etc. Its not like its all in somebody's head. That being said, the trivial view of " ;meritocratic " ; selection is not the right model to articulate. These jobs weed out people who don't have a ... | 27 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i>Record labels attack Apple deals that would leave them 'completely screwed'</i><p><i>Independents claim they could be forced out of business by free trial of new streaming service and withold popular artists such as Adele</i><p><a href="http://_URL_0_/finance/newsbysector/mediatech... | 28 | [
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HNI_001sky | This is not really on point tho is it? TS has put out way more than a standard recording contract. So she'd be like a first round draft pick who is now a free agent with a couple of super bowl mvp's. Its not like anbody cares that <PERSON> and <PERSON> had their famous dad as there high school coach during co... | 29 | [
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HNI_001sky | The capital has always been home to graduates of top uk schools; the current crop of gentrification has nothing to do with eton or oxbridge. It has to do with petrodollars and securization of the residential mortgage market and with inflationary monetary policy, and globalization of the wealthy upper-middle class. The ... | 30 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i> " ;In Europe, meat was considered the manliest, strongest component of a meal, " ; <PERSON> notes, and chefs wanted it to shine. So they began cooking meat in meat-based gravies, to intensify its flavor.</i><p>Main thesis.<p>Interestingly enough, the European pallate has also had a dterimental effect on some orient... | 31 | [
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HNI_001sky | It's all a matter of degree.<p>As to what was 'known' and what was actually commonly or widespread in use, for example, seems to matter a lot. For exmaple, there are definitely regions that show early adoption of arabic culinary influence eg, moorish spain. the early days of venetian traders of the middl... | 32 | [
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HNI_001sky | This is a personal success story, but...wasn't his point that unicorn employees at this level are going to (be able to) retire...along with the founders...while the next tier down only gets the downpayment on a mortgage...so net/net there is no " ;game change " ; unless one is deep in equity or the exit is $... | 33 | [
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HNI_001sky | Huh? what about rain, snow, sleet, and fog? What about the desert and mountainous western states? What about the wind in the midwest?<p>2 wheel transit requires actual expertise unless limited to mediterranean climates. you also have no way to deal with practical concerns like injuries, spare tires, designated drivers,... | 34 | [
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HNI_001sky | Some of this has to do with faulty investor logic. The euro was sold to investors in a way where they believed that once in the currecny there was no exit. So they tried to price all of the components the same, rather than pricing in soverign risk for each state. Or, in other words, if any investors pricied in sovereig... | 35 | [
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HNI_001sky | This is too reductionist.<p>Eliminate NYC from new york state and what happens? Same Chicago and LA in their respective states. Likewise, many western states have huge flows of government spending for reasons that don't make sense on the surface. Those states, tend to have military installations, and huge allocati... | 36 | [
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HNI_001sky | They fired the relationship manager for the AMAs. The way the did that harmed/ruined some relationships. The 'how' is as important as the what in that case, so your comment seems bizarreley off base.<p>This is a wholy different issue that the dust up a month ago. Thats why a petition for the CEO's r... | 37 | [
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HNI_001sky | <PERSON> was the source for the Salon Piece in footnote 4.<p> " ;He had written a much-discussed and much-challenged story for Rolling Stone last year linking childhood vaccines and a rise in autism. " ;<p> " ;Nonetheless, perhaps more than any other <PERSON> of his generation, he is looked upon as the next potential v... | 38 | [
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HNI_001sky | I suppose you could use the same argument for rolling stone, but frankly it doesn't matter. Look at the UVA rape case from earlier this year (covered widely). The RFK piece on vaccination was published originall in rolling stone. The hagiographic prose the NYT writes about the author (<PERSON>) and the editorial s... | 39 | [
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HNI_001sky | The fact specific exercise is: not {all acids} introduced into {all alkaline solutions} make for end-state simple (ie, potable) water. The result is often, water with residual mineral content. And often that is, in fact, quite toxic. EG,<p><i>Another definition of a basic salt would be a salt that contains amounts of b... | 40 | [
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HNI_001sky | The empirical existence of rising marginal cost (as you point out) is not evidence of non-viability. Every economic 101 good is thought to be produced until its marginal cost is sloping upward. Economically coherent industries will continue to produce widgets. And increasing costs do not simply make an industry incoher... | 41 | [
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HNI_001sky | While you are right in your comment, in so far as what you have written, the implication that [this] " ;reorganization makes no difference on the financials " ; is not strictly speaking true.<p>Going forward, this re-organization may very well allow capital allocation to be done at various legal entities a-la project ... | 42 | [
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HNI_001sky | hand-eye co-ordination has a timing element. that timing element is based off of emipirical sampling from the environment. music is also structured in time, but it pollutes the time-sampling process when you do something like parralel park with limited visibility.the brain doesn't have enough bandwidth to process ... | 43 | [
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HNI_001sky | yeah, not sure that last line fits at all<p>in the 20th century lots of new material<p>its importatnt to study the room to grow in every subject<p>and to constrast the positive space of what is know<p>with the negative space of what is not<p>most expertise is simply the ignorance of the unlearned<p>who hold certain peo... | 44 | [
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HNI_001sky | 20-30% irr is not very high given the risk involved. a lower risk portfolio that is leveraged can give you this return quite easily (in a mechanical sense). in that case you have or take a low-risk low return investment and add risk and return by adding say 10x leverage to a 3% return.<p>In this case, the more relevant... | 45 | [
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HNI_001sky | every article that compares people who hold job 'x' with the percentage of the population with trait 'z' makes the very assumption you are blind too. the issue is like wondering why sprinters and endurance athletes are no evenly distributed at the olympics in the various events. (eg, a marathoner is... | 46 | [
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HNI_001sky | lowering demand for us paper means higher interest rates. higher interest rates in the us means devaluation of foreign (non us currency), all other things equal.<p>us is going to slow gdp when interest rates go up (look at fed...they are scared). so this is basically a stealth currency deval and a shot accross the bow ... | 47 | [
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HNI_001sky | Need to control for the correlation of financial privledge and experience.<p>Its a huge leap to conclude " ;showing great passion " ; for something is equivalent to talent. I would say in photography, the industry is supported by two main business models: (1) supporting ad-driven media; and (2) dentist-level dilletant... | 48 | [
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HNI_001sky | I think a small bibliography type feature would be interesting. so, a story on topic X hits the front page. instead of killing the next 5 stories on topic X, find a way to cite 2-5 as bibliography on topic X.<p>Point is, the first story on topic X has a random element. killing all other stories leads to monoculture.<p>... | 49 | [
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HNI_001sky | Link to original article.<p><a href="http://_URL_0_/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/journal.pmed.0030372" rel="nofollow">http://_URL_0_/plosmedicine/article?id=10.1371/jou...</a><p>there is a section on 'data', of which here is one sample<p><i>The data submitt... | 50 | [
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HNI_001sky | Implicit trust is how to decode 'white privledge' quickly. Point being that it is something to take for granted, unless you have to establish it (or pay for the privledge). But it is very necessary in tech where alot happens by way of informal networking & referrals and lots of heuristic social screening co... | 51 | [
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HNI_001sky | The design of the clock is absurd for a " ;random project " ;. If the kid walks into an airport with that, its basically like yelling fire in a movie theatre. its not freedom of speech, even tho its speech. If this is a politicised stunt (which it appears to be), same issues at play. This whole insident basically look... | 52 | [
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HNI_001sky | First,<p>go try joking about explosives in security line at the airport, or at the white-house, or the local federal courthouse. Its not the joke you are getting (going to be) arrested for, its not the absurdity, its not the freedom of speech you are exercising. Its also not racist or whatever...it is just not the cont... | 53 | [
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HNI_001sky | point being that questioning a kid and releasing him are not that big a deall. perp walk is OTT. but stuff happens...look at woz...people do dumb shit like that...same thing as sarcasm in security theatre at the airport...justic is working OK when people get pulled aside...contrast to the way the police publicly execut... | 54 | [
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HNI_001sky | this hinges on good faith and ignorance of the law. you can legitimately arrest suspects under the auspices of 'suspiscion' of a crime (eg, murder). Whereas false arrest is an arrest contary to known fact.<p>In cases of bomb threats and security breaches, qualified immunity is going to provide significant le... | 55 | [
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HNI_001sky | offshoring has to do with excess supply, not shortages. eg, after telecom became cheap int't calls allowed telconferencing to bring english speaking people online who were overseas (eg, india). So, it's not that there is not shortage, there is simply new excess capacity (oversupply). The tech sector is the sa... | 56 | [
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HNI_001sky | They didn't call those bands " ;rage against the machine " ; and " ;public enemy " ; for nuthin now did they? I mean, in all seriousness, why be so serious? Simple points need to be understood, not simply dismissed out of hand. In theory everything the government or your employer tells you is true. In reality, t... | 57 | [
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HNI_001sky | nobody wants to read website TOS either, but that's not how the world or the law work. there is a line between 'street smarts' and blind faith in people you don't know telling you stuff. 2x4's are not 2x4...that's something everyone probably should know...similarly, EPA fuel mileage is not... | 58 | [
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HNI_001sky | at some stage all of the implicit knowledge is or will be actually sitting over in taiwan/china. many high end frames are performing in similar peformance buckets, despite the stickers on them. And the number of facilities is much smaller than the number of brands.<p>This is like generic drugs at some stage, all t... | 59 | [
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HNI_001sky | These three cases seem to be ill-linked in the correlation/causation department. One was a clear medical condition; another a suicide; and the third was linked to an event involved a relapse of substance abuse. Three deaths of this nature could easily occur in any industry with a presence in a major city like nY, ... | 60 | [
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HNI_001sky | negligence casts a very wide remit, but applies mostly to professionals (ie, credentialed staff). general executives are granted considerable leeway with respect to negligence in many context it would appear through things like the 'business judgement rule', where bein incompetent is a legitimate excuse and n... | 61 | [
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HNI_001sky | Isn't the issue that poor people cannot afford fresh food? The calorie/dollar of veg+fruit is not a good value because in places like NYC or SF the markets are completely gentrified and the prices are astronomical. The other consideration is that the poor cannot live in nice real estate areas -- they live in ... | 62 | [
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HNI_001sky | yes, walmart is one of the largest us grocers. the issue is that walmart is not in many areas despite being in a much larger footprint than TJs. traders joes, on the other hand, is only in ABC1 demos in the US which means its an upper/middle class niche biz. While wallmart is much more avail than TJ it is still li... | 63 | [
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HNI_001sky | The last time the feds tried to influence the nations diet, it was a disaster. That disaster involved pushing macro-nutrient consumption away from meat/dairy (fat, protein) and into vegan/vegetarian (carbohydrate) sources. That should be abundantly clear, but you can google it as it is very well known in the ... | 64 | [
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HNI_001sky | Obviously real estate and food prices are correlated at the county and/or zip code level and that is a bit of a data challenge in reviewing this linked data.<p>My point above is that its a hard thing to mandate people eat food X when it might be $10 for 2,000 calories vs $2 for 2,000 calories. Its also a problem i... | 65 | [
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HNI_001sky | In all fairness, this is likely a structural data anomaly. ie, it is driven by the number of majors at the school, and their level of abstraction. Here are some historical data points.<p>Notice the arbitary abstraction of, eg<p>Bio Sciences
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HNI_001sky | CS is 214 of an estimated 3500 female student body.<p>That still seems exceptionally low. Posted this upthread but in 2010 20% of the student body was in Biology (once topical sub-specialties were aggregated).<p>20% of ~3500 would be closer to `700, which is 3.3x the number of declared comp sci students.<p>Or maybe my ... | 67 | [
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HNI_001sky | This comment is overly reductionist -- 'disabled' is a code word for long-term un-employable.<p>Just eyball the proportion of working adults in the 50 to 60 year range. It is only ~5x the number of disabled. In other words, that is a huge %--maybe 20%--of potential workers in that age bracket.<p>Any employmen... | 68 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i> " ;<PERSON>, professor emeritus of nutrition and dietetics at King’s College London, said the study needed to be viewed “with some scepticism” because it was uncontrolled. It did not compare the children with a similar group who continued to eat a high-sugar diet. The comparison instead was made with their weight a... | 69 | [
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HNI_001sky | If your thesis was correct, it would be evident to the author who is actually time-sharing (taking advantage of all the things you say). But what he describes in his essay is how even he is of a different mindset...this essay is more about context switching. Its impossible to context switch when you never leave the hou... | 70 | null | 212 | [
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HNI_001sky | This shouldn't be downvoted, because its part of the argument. eg, still-born babies tend to have lots of emotional reprecussions. But the OP's point is that doesn;t make much sense. eg, the human female is programmed to reproduce every 28 days or whatever... but herein lies the heart of the issue...biology, ... | 71 | [
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HNI_001sky | Terrorism is anti civillian warfare. Planting sabatoge devices that kill and maim innocent people is actually terrorism/ Is it just not as effective because it maims more than it it kills? I don't get it with these pedantic aruments.<p>eg lets say we load a bunch of shrapnel into a tree so it maims or permane... | 72 | [
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HNI_001sky | I do appreciate your point and the quote shows its not just yourself arguing the other side of the case. But every act of violence or intimidation is not " ;an act of terrorism " ;. For god's sake what would you call the USA police vs Black Unarmed people? I mean if that is not worse and more akin instilling inti... | 73 | [
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HNI_001sky | I'd disagree, completely. Its just shitty english grammer.<p>The notion that somone might not " ;fit [a] mold " ;, is a trivial comment. The implication that if someone mis-states this comment as saying someone might not " ;fit [the] mold " ; is simply the substitution of the definite for the indefinite article.... | 74 | [
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HNI_001sky | Objectively, there is more to it. It might be uncomfortable, but sometimes a little coaching is useful feedback. Take a look at what happened to <PERSON> over the weekend. Complete lack of preparation. A cornerfull of yes men... " ;your doing great " ;...after round #1 etc. Unknown challenger meanwhile was methodically... | 75 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i> " ;The article is not saying " ;Firefox doesn't need any corporate money " ;. Corporate deals are really the only reason why they're still alive at all since they are virtually nonexistent in mind share.<p>Instead, the article is simply saying that Google wised up and realized they had no need to give Mo... | 76 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i>For example, carrots have a high GI of 47, but you have to eat a pound and a half of them for there to be a steep rise in blood sugar.</i><p>carrots are full of water, not to mention roughage, so they don't have high caloric density per unit mass/weight<p>the glycemic load is precisely articulating the ind... | 77 | [
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HNI_001sky | This is one of those papers where the title sounds vaguely legitimate, but the underlying analysis is only tangentially related to the topic. Also, consider<p><i> " ;less attention has been paid to the question of how to manage those workers on the opposite side of the spectrum: those who are harmful to organizational
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HNI_001sky | The point you're missing tho is that pandoras box is not a box of chocalates. You don't know what you're gonna get when you unleash a war--or a revolution. It says something about the ability perhaps to look at the actions of other objectively, but be blinded by either hubris or wishful thinking when eva... | 79 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i>success is a monotonic function of amount of work</i><p>nah, you're mis reading this. the issue is continuity. most people will never become successful because of hyper-competetion and the need for continuity (ie, being in the game). You don't see that many <PERSON> career sabbaticals among the great athle... | 80 | [
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HNI_001sky | Isn't this a straw man? These products are used in hostpitals everyday. Nobody doubts they are 'safe'in any meaningful sense. Otherwise they would need to be banned outright.<p>OCD people, and their kids, are a huge problem in society and should be dealt with, but this is not 'science based' pu... | 81 | [
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HNI_001sky | <i> " ;they're not asking for perfect proof of safety just that it doesn't cause long term effects which is done a lot with animal studies " ;</i><p>Lets hope its just one of those shitty translations of 'real science' being lost in translation when subjected to a journalist-friendly press release.<... | 82 | [
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HNI_001sky | Market effeciency concepts have to do with incorporating information into a (well defined) market. Breaking the logic sequence of " ;well defined market " ;, which can be done with trivial levels of " ;real world complexity " ;, is problematic for EMH. This means you cant use EMH as a sort of backward logic to defend... | 83 | [
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HNI_001sky | Couple of points -- (1) <PERSON> leaked e-mails apparently called the meetings a circus and a sideshow but also placed blame at the feet of <PERSON> for outcome of that episode. that last bit isn't always quoted in the media.<p>(2) The leak to the NYT about the server that broke this story appeared has been origin... | 84 | [
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HNI_001sky | Notwithstanding your good points about it not being fool-proof, it is an important point that your email software doesn't essentially promote or enable corruption of the meta data in the way you describe.<p>As a business person, nobody would [buy/use] exchange if it was not reasonably secure from an audit tra... | 85 | [
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HNI_013a | Its sad how many news outlets grapple to find some excuse for Trump's meteoric rise to power besides the obvious one; a massive voter-base of disenfranchised American workers, nearly completely ignored by the administrations of the past 25 years. And they're still being ignored by the press, if this article i... | 86 | [
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HNI_013a | Did you even watch GCPNext? The entire event was enterprise-focused. They brought a half-dozen companies on stage to basically say the same thing over and over again: " ;We moved to Google cloud, its so much better, Google helped us every step of the way. " ;<p>Its possible these companies were lying, but I think that... | 87 | [
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HNI_013a | I think that's entering an area of ad ethics. Yet, its an ethical violation that companies like Google make today. If I search for " ;Wealthfront " ;, I get an ad for Wealthfront, Betterment, and TDAmeritrade, in that order, before an organic result for Wealthfront. If Wealthfront didn't pay up, even though ... | 88 | [
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HNI_013a | Niche creators can always leave the algorithms behind and work out ad deals on their own. Podcasting is an area where this is how it has always worked, and will continue to work.<p>Also, I think you need to change your perspective. Ads allowed these niche channels to exist, but these niche channels might not be providi... | 89 | [
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HNI_013a | I have to agree with your other responders. Cloud consumers are, fundamentally, price sensitive. The only ones who might not be are venture-backed startups with deep pockets.<p>Individual consumers are price sensitive, as you say. That's one of the reasons why Lightsail exists; its easier to understand why you... | 90 | [
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HNI_013a | It is brilliant. But their track record doesn't seem to be all that great. They add services to Prime like Video and Music, but their competition is still around. No one is leaving Netflix or Spotify.<p>More importantly, the main reason to pay for Prime is shipping. The rest are value-adds that might dissuade some... | 91 | [
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HNI_013a | I'm not so certain. The alternative might be to double or triple the pay of ultra-high-performing employees. But, ultimately, your performance at your job is bounded by the responsibilities of your role. You can possibly have a 2x impact, but the only way to have a 10x impact is to quit and go your own until you b... | 92 | [
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HNI_013a | At least with BMW its consistent. A series number (3) followed by two numbers where a larger number represents a larger engine (30/40), followed by X if it has all wheel drive. M means performance. Series numbers increase with price. Pretty easy. Hardest part is remembering which series numbers correspond to which... | 93 | [
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HNI_013a | 2 is a Coupe or Convertible. 3 is a Sedan or Wagon. 4 is a Coupe, Sedan, or Convertible (though they call the Sedan a Coupe). 5 is a Sedan. 6 is a Coupe, Sedan, or Convertible. 7 is a Sedan.<p>There's a little method to the madness, though I don't know if this is on purpose. Odd numbers are the more " ;luxur... | 94 | [
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HNI_013a | You might not need REST either. Or SOAP. Or gRPC. Or a formal API at all.<p>You might not need any of these things. But you do need <i>something</i>. If any of them are as easy as any other to implement, then why not choose the most capable one?<p>GraphQL isn't as easy as the others to implement. But its not that ... | 95 | [
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HNI_013a | The i9 isn't new. Its a rebranded Skylake-X/KabyLake-X chip. This has been on their roadmap for over a year [1]; they just changed the name to trick consumers into thinking its something new.<p>The hype between here and reddit about i9 is astounding to me. You've been able to get an i7 in a 10 core varia... | 96 | [
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HNI_013a | Ever heard of the i7 5820k? It was released Q3'14. 6 cores. 12 threads. i7 name. Around $400. [1]<p>AMD's great revolution was getting the TDP on that core count below 100W, and getting them onto a consumer chipset/socket instead of the enthusiast/server platform. That's it.<p>We keep saying th... | 97 | [
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HNI_013a | The 5820K was an amazing processor. I have one as well. Its coming up on two years old, yet for $390 (<i>at release</i>) its only ~10-20% slower than a brand new $490 Ryzen 1800x, and much of that drop can be attributed to two fewer cores.<p>You're right on all counts. Ryzen was vastly overhyped. Its highly likely... | 98 | [
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HNI_013a | Even calling the Model S a BMW is stretching given, for the price, how bad the interior is, how average the performance is (outside of the P100D), and how poor their customer support and QA is.<p>Tesla has no comparison in the auto industry. The Model S is a $35k upcharge, minimum, over comparable traditional automobil... | 99 | [
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