I think something along these lines would be great. The problem with Amazon competing in their own marketplace is that there is far too much information asymmetry -- they know about how their marketplace sellers are…
No, because stores like Kroger aren't building a marketplace platform, they are building a single thing to sell their products -- this is evident in the fact that there's aren't grocery monopolies. A single market is…
Also in many cases I am allowed to proceed with the +, but never receive confirmation emails because the sending system chokes.
Your friends could still be considered contractors under this law. One of the provisions that allows you to remain a contractor is that "the worker is customarily engaged in an independently established trade,…
Exactly. At least one of these kids used their personal gmail account on the hacking forum. These are not advanced hackers.
But we're not talking about a couple people, we're talking about a culture shift to prevent ageism. In that context, the average age definitely increases, which definitely increases the risk and premiums for that pool,…
Reputation risk avoidance. "Nobody ever got fired for choosing IBM"
With which part do you disagree and what is your basis for that?
Knowing that absolute security is a myth, it makes more sense to assume all the systems are insecure and proceed from there, placing only the appropriate level of trust in any system.
Also Java has Optional<T> and C# has Nullable<T>.
Since domain names are finite, like real estate, why not charge based on demand? In this scenario, in-demand domain names (mostly based on length) would have higher renewal fees than undesirable ones. Perhaps add an…
You are correct, but our entire economy is setup to reward the exact land hoarding that against which you are arguing. OP is asking why domain name ownership would be treated differently.
Only because you're thinking as "self-hosting" to be setting up a server, etc. Before cloud-connected security cameras, every cam system owner was "self-hosting", even if that mean the cameras just recording to a local…
Think of it as first class seats giving the optionality to board at any time (not to mention those free drinks and snacks).
I've wondered if Sony's music ownership interests played a large role in losing that market due to their fear of piracy.
I would say that this is an example of the planning fallacy.
And for a reference, we spent around $30 billion in the US in 2016 for healthcare marketing and advertising. https://www.wbur.org/commonhealth/2019/01/08/medical-marketi...
US healthcare spending represents $3.4 trillion[0]. $6.3 billion is only 0.18% of the total costs. Not to mention that malpractice claims paid has decreased substantially (55.7%) in the last 2 decades [1]. [0]:…
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Not to mention that since the placebo effect is so real, it can be unethical to explain that to someone. When my mother was going through chemo and radiation and started buying healing crystals as well, I supported her…
To me NLP always felt more like mysticism than science.
I think this could be solved by disallowing targeted political ads at any micro level. Allow campaigns to target metro areas and very broad demo groups much like TV does.
They may be marginal but at this level of competition the margins are where the differentiation lies.
You've missed the point.
Nope, but we'll be seeing more of it: https://futurism.com/startrocket-giant-ads-night-sky-cubesat...
I think something along these lines would be great. The problem with Amazon competing in their own marketplace is that there is far too much information asymmetry -- they know about how their marketplace sellers are…
No, because stores like Kroger aren't building a marketplace platform, they are building a single thing to sell their products -- this is evident in the fact that there's aren't grocery monopolies. A single market is…
Also in many cases I am allowed to proceed with the +, but never receive confirmation emails because the sending system chokes.
Your friends could still be considered contractors under this law. One of the provisions that allows you to remain a contractor is that "the worker is customarily engaged in an independently established trade,…
Exactly. At least one of these kids used their personal gmail account on the hacking forum. These are not advanced hackers.
But we're not talking about a couple people, we're talking about a culture shift to prevent ageism. In that context, the average age definitely increases, which definitely increases the risk and premiums for that pool,…
Reputation risk avoidance. "Nobody ever got fired for choosing IBM"
With which part do you disagree and what is your basis for that?
Knowing that absolute security is a myth, it makes more sense to assume all the systems are insecure and proceed from there, placing only the appropriate level of trust in any system.
Also Java has Optional<T> and C# has Nullable<T>.
Since domain names are finite, like real estate, why not charge based on demand? In this scenario, in-demand domain names (mostly based on length) would have higher renewal fees than undesirable ones. Perhaps add an…
You are correct, but our entire economy is setup to reward the exact land hoarding that against which you are arguing. OP is asking why domain name ownership would be treated differently.
Only because you're thinking as "self-hosting" to be setting up a server, etc. Before cloud-connected security cameras, every cam system owner was "self-hosting", even if that mean the cameras just recording to a local…
Think of it as first class seats giving the optionality to board at any time (not to mention those free drinks and snacks).
I've wondered if Sony's music ownership interests played a large role in losing that market due to their fear of piracy.
I would say that this is an example of the planning fallacy.
And for a reference, we spent around $30 billion in the US in 2016 for healthcare marketing and advertising. https://www.wbur.org/commonhealth/2019/01/08/medical-marketi...
US healthcare spending represents $3.4 trillion[0]. $6.3 billion is only 0.18% of the total costs. Not to mention that malpractice claims paid has decreased substantially (55.7%) in the last 2 decades [1]. [0]:…
Check out Derivative TouchDesigner!
Not to mention that since the placebo effect is so real, it can be unethical to explain that to someone. When my mother was going through chemo and radiation and started buying healing crystals as well, I supported her…
To me NLP always felt more like mysticism than science.
I think this could be solved by disallowing targeted political ads at any micro level. Allow campaigns to target metro areas and very broad demo groups much like TV does.
They may be marginal but at this level of competition the margins are where the differentiation lies.
You've missed the point.
Nope, but we'll be seeing more of it: https://futurism.com/startrocket-giant-ads-night-sky-cubesat...