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lake_vincent

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    Comment #34895189

    Correct me if I'm wrong (please), but don't we still lack any kind of fundamental definition of what dark energy/matter is other than..."the cause of the difference between what is…

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    Comment #34889034

    I feel the same way about the red 'N', and that association on a large scale is very bad for business. Once your logo becomes a marker for something to avoid, your brand is toast. …

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    Comment #33660411

    It's interesting how legacy companies are not making exciting consumer/commercial products anymore, but infrastructure and technical projects are booming. Google TensorFlow and Dee…

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    Comment #33630354

    Just because the Great Pyramids were built with slavery doesn't mean that slavery is okay, or that there is not a better way to build a pyramid.

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    Comment #33630161

    Exactly, which is why I am advocating precisely for giving people what they need . Some people need pressure to perform optimally, others don't. Some people need to put in 80 hours…

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    Comment #33628891

    Indeed. For example, Musk fancies himself a champion of "hard work" but what he fails to realize is that humans have not actually merged with robots yet, and we still have human ne…

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    Comment #33604912

    Here: https://truthout.org/articles/the-indisputable-role-of-credi... If you think this is not really happening, you are naive at best, complicit at worst.

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    Comment #33602660

    I honestly cannot tell if you are joking/trolling or are just completely ignorant to the reality of what happened.

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    Comment #33602521

    It's the exact opposite, bud. You very strongly compared my theories with QAnon , which is actual Alice-in-Wonderland level crazy. To compare financial crime theories that (given t…

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    Comment #33602088

    Lol, right, because things like this have never happened before. In particular, the years 1998 - 2008 were devoid of financial crime, and are a decade of restrained, ethical capita…

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    Comment #33600313

    I really hate to do this because it sounds lazy, but I strongly encourage you to watch The Problem with Jon Stewart's episode on this. He explains it very well, and it's a lot of i…

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    Comment #33600164

    Wouldn't it be wild if a market maker also controlled a hedge fund, and also had members installed on regulating bodies, but then like, PINKY PROMISED they wouldn't abuse their pos…

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    Comment #33600138

    Back office systems are exactly where Citadel, the market maker , could put a tiny little window to peep at data they shouldn't, so they can frontrun every trade retail investors m…

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    Comment #33599982

    Spoiler alert: they had help. Robinhood is a wolf in sheep's clothing - they are controlled by, and beholden to, criminal enterprises such as Citadel. This "in-house" trade clearin…

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    Comment #33548742

    Let's just embrace the chaos and develop a new flavor for every browser until there are precisely 31 different flavors of Markdown. We cap it there, Baskin Robbins style, and then …

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    Comment #33525322

    If I may suggest something unorthodox - have you tried psychedelic therapy? And I don't mean just taking a psychedelic, I mean working with a therapist to go on an intentional heal…

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    Comment #33523293

    Oh my...what an awful way to get back from vacation! It's such a shame when egos get involved like that. I deeply appreciate that level of wordplay though! Glad it worked out for y…

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    Comment #33516904

    The Fediverse sounds like the Federal government's even more dystopian version of the Metaverse. (I read the article, so I know it's not actually that, and in fact is kinda neat)

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    Comment #33516836

    Exactly! It makes no difference to the compiler what you call a variable, but it makes a difference to the human. Whenever I do a pandas dataframe melt, I name the variable "melted…

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    Comment #33515176

    And here's a link to Story of Mel, for anyone who doesn't know who "Mel" is :) https://www.cs.utah.edu/~elb/folklore/mel.html

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    Comment #33513954

    This sounds perfect for me, because I don't actually know git, and just use some stupid gui. And even that's a step up from my old VCS called "clone a folder and slap a date on it.…

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    Comment #33489887

    I am having a bad night with drinking, and needed to read this. Commenting live, next to a toilet bowl!! Thank you, stranger, and I wish you well on your journey.

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    Comment #33489718

    +1 for this. Would love to compare all the algos on the same maze, so you can visualize the differences in their pathfinding approach.

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    Comment #33481721

    This! I am coding something right now that Mathematica would honestly make 100x easier, but I refuse to use it because I want my software to be FOSS, and not depend on a proprietar…