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Maybe being overweight is bad for the immune system

A mother’s sugar intake while pregnant also has quite an effect on long term health outcomes for a baby.

Our understanding of reproductive health is pretty frustratingly limited. Hopefully that changes soon

Im not trying to be rude, but you desperately need to read some history.

To answer your question being born in Eastern Europe (Poland/ukraine specifically) in the late 19th century might be the worst time/place to be human.

Space mining gotta be worth a lot longer term

Feel like sky is the limitidk

for me the takeaway is more if I have a business what can I do for my customers like offer a free popsicle that can keep them happy and coming back cheaply

Speaking as someone on a salary. Idk.

Gitlab broke today

Politics aside, it’s pretty incredible that 85M people are on Medicaid.

Feel like something is gonna give in our health care system. This doesn’t seem sustainable.

What are the longer term implications that Apple is doing this on their own hardware and not Nvidia? This seems like a big thing to me, an idiot.

This is the core issue. Unchecked executive overreach, by politicians of both parties at the federal and state level, will end terribly for the republic.

But no one cares if it serves their political interests.

Putin, a former officer in the KGB, is a product of the planned Soviet economy.

Read red state by bill browder, the Russian economy was never a free market even after the collapse of the Soviet Union.

I am claiming that if genghis khan was born today, he’d most likely end up very rich in Palo Alto. Digital conquest of the steppe

You’re absolutely right we shouldn’t celebrate that a maniac hasn’t engulfed Europe in war since 1945. This is an incredible feat for anyone with an elementary understanding of history.

We’re at the longest period of time that a unified Germany hasn’t started a war.

Obviously there are still authoritarians seeking control and starting wars, but they tend not to exist where free markets do. Apologies if that’s inconvenient for your politics.

This is very silly. The world has solved this and it’s markets. Before, mindlessly ambition people would take over countries and start wars.

Interesting enough read. But I’m not sure he’s a regretful enough boy to write a blog to merit the title.

Obviously not the whole picture, but $MSFT is up about 1000% since this was written. Funny how things work out.

I should have been more specific. I was referring to the writer of the original post, not Altman.

“Sam Altman crafts an elaborate non-profit structure but gets completely blindsided by the possibility of the board overthrowing them.”

Always surprises me that otherwise very smart people are shocked to learn that nonprofits aren’t infallible.

Tangentially, “non-profiting” organizations tend to be far more nefarious historically than profit seeking entities, and it’s not very close.

Funny how politics distorts one’s view of reality. Does anyone remember the state of the electric car industry prior to Elon Musk?

You don’t have to agree with every (or any) opinion of his to acknowledge this lol

Do you have data to back that up!?

Call me crazy, but this makes me think that there’s a chance that Barney Frank may be equally unqualified both to regulate banks and to manage them!

lenin by victor sebestyen

This told me nothing Gordan Lightfoot hadn’t already.

Does anyone honestly think this is a good idea on economic grounds? It’s just fighting fire with fire.

…Anarchy in the UK

Steve Jobs is the man. RIP.

I use terraform everyday, and I’m not exactly Warren Buffet but it is kinda funny juxtaposing this article with the current stock price and trajectory since IPO.

I guess I don’t understand, it seems like you’re actually disillusioned from school and your relationship ending?

You haven’t actually worked in tech though, right?

I would recommend getting a job in the field and at least trying it before you declare it dull and pointless. Personally I wasn’t crazy about a bunch of people that majored in comp sci either, but I’ve made a ton of friends through my career and worked on interesting and challenging problems and get paid pretty well to do it.

Maybe also consider going to therapy or talking to someone, it seems like you might just be depressed over your breakup, which is perfectly reasonable.

I feel completely the opposite. Why would I apply for a job with an upper limit of a salary range? That doesn’t really make sense to me. Also it’s an incredibly easy thing to sus out in a phone screen.

For context:

https://www.bls.gov/charts/employment-situation/civilian-lab...

I’m glad people are finally seeing through glassdoor