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SaltyBackendGuy
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About SaltyBackendGuy
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Comment #49199477
I love how the data from top players shows that they're using a build on the Pareto Front, i.e. that the wisdom of crowds settles on a meta that is optimum. I wonder if we analyzed…
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Comment #49199261
Ha exactly. Can't let the kids win for free.
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Comment #49023675
Ha - this was the first thing that came to mind. I read this in Arnold's voice.
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Comment #49016187
I am OOTL - How does the EU force competition in this context?
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Comment #48923026
That's crony capitalism again
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Comment #48619615
I first learned about this in the army, called "tactical breathing". I still consistently use this before public speaking or if I feel myself in a manic/stressed state of mind.
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Comment #47827628
Maybe legal red tape?
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Comment #47643739
You're spot on (ex casino worker). There's no conspiracy. Speaking for myself, I was nice to people because it made me more money in tips (also, because I am not an a-hole). Made a…
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Comment #47595312
It depends on what you mean by "win".
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Comment #47439230
This is a common archetype when people get challenged (escalation of commitment), they effectively double down. I don't necessarily think it was racially motivated (but also don't …
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Comment #47370516
I am honestly a bit disappointed it couldn't do basic things, like play X on Spotify. To be fair, I accidentally activated Grok for holding the voice command button too long (which…
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Comment #47252047
I might be a dinosaur but I just can't stand laptops that have touch screen...
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Comment #47145026
This reminds me of a great freakonomics podcast that talked about China being run by engineers and America being run by lawyers. https://freakonomics.com/podcast/china-is-run-by-en…
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Comment #46726384
Hopefully they had the confidence/insight to negotiate properly. I went through BN$ exit (was employee 19) early in my career and unfortunately, only select people at the top got r…
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Comment #46638884
> Trump has been the only one that the corporations couldn't buy Hasn't he accepted donations from many mega corporations? My assumption is that a corporation wont donate money, wi…
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Comment #46618963
Tragedy of the commons / bounded rationality for example. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tragedy_of_the_commons
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Comment #46515611
Meet still works on Pixel phones as a solution/parity for FaceTime. I wonder if it's bundled in the web build or they're the same build under the hood.
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Comment #46348909
More billable hours.
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Comment #46148201
Something I've found useful is just reaching out to past employees. Usually folks that don't work there anymore will be more transparent. Only challenge is getting someone to respo…
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Comment #45850046
This made me laugh. I tried Epic because I got a free game that I was interested in, but could only play it on the Epic Game store. After a week, I was no longer able to login no m…
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Comment #45849893
> For one there is no indication that parents are any more literate in regards to digital practices than their kids This one hit me recently. My 4th grader has a friend who is on t…
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Comment #45849385
One of the scariest quotes I read from Why Markets Fail - John Cassidy, is a quote from a big wig at a large financial institution. While acknowledging being in a bubble the quote …
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Comment #45696656
Isn't this just baked into the social fabric of humanity?
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Comment #45694623
Exactly. You want zero risk asymmetric payouts.
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Comment #45689140
This is my take as well. Nothing will improve until we roll back Citizens United.