No but I can’t find what I remember reading at all

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No but I can’t find what I remember reading at all

https://www.cam.ac.uk/research/news/one-in-twenty-workers-are-in-useless-jobs-far-fewer-than-previously-thought



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I wonder how much this happens because one partner ends up running fashion choices for the pair 

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@backpack put a bank in your pocket and use your money whenever, wherever, however without permission

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Ah do the hills stop the rain clouds leaving 

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Food

Be specific.     

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I don’t know how to cook chicken all I know is that it’s almost time to add the Cumin baby hell yeah

Is this how it looks in the summer! Wow what a contrast

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This is bizarre
As if the overall strategy should not lead the smaller business units
What is the point of the business units?!
They should be separate companies if their strategies exist independently of each other!

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Have you read Noah Smiths rebuttal of the BS Jobs concept? It changed my mind on the topic

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I approve. I like the wood, green and grey, but particularly in the second pic can’t help but feel there is too much white; that plain wall behind the pool could be so much more interesting. 
It’s done a great job to integrate into the physical environment

Economics

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I did similar logic applied to Lithium a few years ago but the problem was that supply grow outpaced demand so price went down even though market cap/volume went up
So as Julia said can be better to buy the companies rather than the commodity 

Okay actually looks like it’s just me, a few others, and a big bunch of spammers
But you can mute those you wish to mute 

energy

I think there has been some good content in /energy but I mainly say this because this is where I post my future of energy stuff

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Here's one of many worst date stories:

met this girl on bumble, of course - long drive, maybe 1 hour (I'm an idiot)
i go over to her house for food and movie
she doesn't have a microwave so we heat up the food she brought from her job in the oven. fine, not a big deal just interesting.
she decides to tell me we won't be taking a tour upstairs because the people who had the house before her spraypainted obsceneties on the walls (suuuuure)
the bathroom door wouldn't close because the people who built the bathroom decided to put the sink too close to the door
her bed was a mattress on top of a wooden pallet...
after eating we watched some movie that I do not remember and chatted about general stuff.
she mentions that she believes some conspiracy theories so I, curious as I am, ask her which is her favorite one.
she says she believes we didn't land on the moon. that's when I decided I really needed to get out of there but I wanted to hear her out first...
she really believed it and had some dumb explanation.

The funniest thing to me about American first date stories is when they drive for a car amount of time to get there it just cracks me up 
Bro live in a proper country lmao

The intern framing captures the sense in which an AI is less capable than its instructor, but an intern is similar to its instructor in terms of how its brain works, whereas an AI is not. In addition, the intern framing completely ignores how an AI is great at a wide range of things for which a human brain is poorly suited. 

Leo

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