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Comment #47725940
We were taught the same (Australian) - though it always felt slightly off as March often has major heatwaves, and December can be quite spring-like, often cool and wet. Adelaide’s …
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Comment #46844141
Okay great point I hadn’t considered - makes the parent comment more sensible. Thanks!
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Comment #46833304
I think this might be a US vs international thing then on the value of life insurance (typical payouts here are around $100k, 10% or more are rejected, and that policy would be aro…
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Comment #46819675
Sorry what’s the inheritance logic here? Are you talking about life insurance or something? Otherwise, and again presuming the cure doesn’t work which seems absent from your assess…
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Comment #46524328
I'm not in the startup scene or the US but I've come to understand this as 6 days a week of working 9am-9pm - typical hustle virtue-signalling nonsense and/or the latest move to ex…
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Comment #46484263
Agreed this was well expressed, and I value this sort of reflection and cultural introspection, even if I lightly disagree with elements of the author's piece (that perhaps I'm wro…
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Comment #45870132
Agree with you, though potentially easily remediated if that third party provisioned for the “+” convention.
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Comment #45869977
Accepting a little exaggeration (“works” vs “works well”), for a segment, almost certainly. Particularly when they know that people like the commenter above are making sure it ulti…
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Comment #45527360
A superb question that hits at the heart of the trail above.
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Comment #45522581
I think we’re using different terms for value but I agree with your argument about comparative advantage and non zero sum trade, while also noting the other comments here that pric…
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Comment #45512187
> The price of something and the value of something were never expected to be the same While I agree with you (quite firmly: it’s a great starting point to put on the table to chal…
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Comment #45147897
Personally it was why I noticed the interactivity of the post, and I thought it was really cool.
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Comment #44928827
Reminds me of a problem I ran into once where someone had wanted unique but short codes as identifiers for relatively small counts, and picked a substring of a UUID: http://mattmit…
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Comment #44395218
What would the world be like if an identity-associated (and seemingly ego-threatening to others) label was not a requirement to get access to a consumable good that made a material…
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Comment #44395163
If I were to say to you for the sake of argument that contextual clinical interpretation was no longer required, let’s say that we had a perfect test some other way, does part of y…
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Comment #44124414
In my highest ego moments I've probably regarded my strength in the space you articulately describe - that sort of balanced points, connector, abstractor, quick learner, cross-doma…
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Comment #43702376
Yeah I can picture it. The non-rhotic R on its own doesn’t narrow it further, but there would be distinction within Australia based on the sounds of the “ea” part. Off the cuff I c…
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Comment #42862894
As a rough generality, being good at something, like proper good at it, is incompatible with the basic forces of how modern organisations work. By this I mean the systems of reward…
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Comment #42584865
At face value I was inclined to agree with you (SO2 causing acid rain and being generally impactful to health through cardiovascular and respiratory issues, damaging mammalian DNA,…
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Comment #41993158
Good take and thanks for a link I hadn’t come across in this space
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Comment #41892559
This might seem a little odd, but I’m trying to “find my tribe” of interesting thinkers to bounce around ideas with and your comments on this thread suggest you’d have some great/t…
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Comment #41892533
I consider Venkatesh to be amongst the brightest and insightful thinkers of our times (The Gervais Principle being a particularly brilliant eye opener that I share with everyone wh…
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Comment #41401471
Completely agreeing with the other comments but tangent looking at the reference screenshot, does anyone else remember the emotive excitement of building out a new Windows build ba…
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Comment #41307817
This is a super insightful point that is obvious in retrospect and explains so much.