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gtop3

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    Comment #36318992

    Then the private equity fires your former employees. They borrow money to create their own clinic. They sell in their 60s to a private equity company.

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    Comment #36318969

    Some thoughts on how this would playout: * Reduced staff costs. * Reduced potential peak. If you're at capacity during peak it might be worth the extra staff costs to capture the r…

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    Comment #36318888

    Declaring someone "head of X" is hedging your bet. If X goes well, then you had the foresight and leadership to expand X. If X fails, then you have a scapegoat picked out.

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    Comment #36297475

    It's also the described metaverse evolution in Ready Player One, which is six years older than Fornite. It felt like an obvious and pre-existing idea when Ready Player One was publ…

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    Comment #36278073

    Excuse me, tow hitches are commonly used for practical purposes. I'm really interested in the case for making tow hitches illegal.

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    Comment #36264852

    > Reddit has always struck me as a company with no creativity I thought reddit was really clever for the first ~7 years of operations. They replaced forums, fostered communities, g…

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    Comment #36264663

    > Now compare that effort and overlay the mobile handset business. This is not an emerging business. In fact it's gone so far that it's in the process of consolidation with probabl…

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    Comment #36251261

    This headline is misleading. It doesn't point to a blogpost or anything, just manjaro's website. There's nothing about Manjaro that makes it significantly more free than the other …

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    Comment #36251212

    Establishing a full DE on Arch is just a bit easier than on Gentoo, which is just a bit easier than compiling everything with make files. I've done all three. Arch isn't on the sam…

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    Comment #36251174

    Why do you want to stay within the .deb ecosystem? The difference between .deb and other common packages (rpm, pacman) are minimal. Almost all desktop distros will handle dockerfil…

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    Comment #36249182

    > Hopefully for the owners’ sake they manage to finish their IPO before that whole situation explodes. That just kicks the can. After the IPO there are more owners on the hook if t…

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    Comment #36220975

    The #1 marker you should be checking is blood pressure. Cholesterol, Fasting Insulin levels, and (if male) free Testosterone are other good ones. Cholesterol and Insulin should be …

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    Comment #36219769

    This is highly speculative on both of our parts. I do think it's presumptuous to assume we'd be a threat to an entity that traveled >4ly. It sounds a lot like picking which classic…

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    Comment #36215739

    High blood pressure is often refereed to as the "silent killer". It's not like these individuals present sick/ill in their daily lives. Basically the only symptoms of high blood pr…

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    Comment #36204737

    > No one’s going to say, “Where’d you leave the vision pro’s?” It’ll be goggles or mask or something else. Not well named. Except they won’t be shareable (with lenses in), because …

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    Comment #36157670

    I see three assumptions in your paragraph that need to be true in order for the technology to work. I'm ordering them by how likely I think they are to come true in the next decade…

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    Comment #36145745

    I don't think a single worse example has occurred since, even though there have been other high profile instances of falsifying data and other unethical conduct. I think after the …

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    Comment #36145513

    Astronomy is fantastic for preventing this type of fraud. The data is incredibly open. Anyone can download datasets from telescopes, or build their own. Papers built on invalid dat…

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    Comment #36145353

    The height of trust rot is Science publishing Woo Suk Hwang's 2005 stem cell research. This was one of the top scientific journals publishing research that appeared to be a nobel-p…

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    Comment #36097953

    > It’s important we get it right. I really want to echo this. We are talking about millions of lives a year right now, and basically every human has been infected. We need a solid …

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    Comment #36097891

    The direct losses between the war and fentanyl won't account for much. 100k of those are drug overdoses in the US (the place with by far the highest rate of fentanyl use). There is…

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    Comment #36073542

    > The worst thing about politics is that you just need to hire one person who is “good at it,” and it spreads like a virus. If this person hires more people, they will most likely …

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    Comment #36066681

    > How does one “safely use” life destroying opioids? 1. Sanitation. This is huge for IV specifically. 2. Known purity, known dosage, no toxic additives. 3. Different opioids have d…

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    Comment #36066657

    Why is the US the inheritor of the British Empire's karma?

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    Comment #36065367

    Sure, I own a not completely dissimilar device to run retroarch on. While the company that makes my device seems to be a profitable business, I specifically was commenting on actio…