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Gaming revenue is down. Check their earnings release.
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You seem to misunderstand the dot com bubble. Sure, there were companies like Pets.com and companies adding an 'e' to the beginning of their names. But there were also companies like Cisco and Sun Microsystems. Companies making
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> …2 years ago we were selling at 10 times revenues when we were at $64. At 10 times revenues, to give you a 10-year payback, I have to pay you 100% of revenues for 10 straight years in dividends. That assumes I can get that by my shareh
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3y ago
I used Barnes and Noble Press a couple years ago to print a book. Cost $25 or so and was impressed with the results.
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Dunno... I'm pretty AI positive, but after using ChatGPT 4 last night and having it hallucinate badly on a basic technical question I'm feeling much more confident I won't be replaced this year.
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3y ago
Fun! Also funny because I've gotten into container ponds, medaka (Japanese ricefish), daphnia/moina and other microfauna over the last 2 months. It's an interesting hobby. The biggest thing I've noticed is how much lo
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3y ago
More like, this ruling is irrelevant in the age of AI. I can take your photo, change the perspective, angle, exposure, etc, and now you'd be hard pressed to prove that I started with your photo. It's just 'transformation&#x
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3y ago
Especially ironic given the direction of the company who makes that 8 year old phone GPU. Nintendo is thriving with RTX-off.
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You're in a local maximum. Getting to a better state will take effort and cause discomfort but you'll be better off in the long run. I was like you once. I grew up shrimped out in front of a computer and have a hereditary hump
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Each person is different, but for me weight training helped a bit with back pain and a little bit of posture, but fixing my posture is a completely separate(and ongoing) activity. For me, good posture starts with awareness. I have poor pro
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Yes this is basically it. Reticle size is at the limit. Barring some sort of quantum optical revolution, we need chiplets to make more complex chips. Also the amount of heat in a given area is rising. We need to spread it out or find som
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Yep. Ex-wife has neuroendocrine carcinoid tumors in her liver and pancreas, with the main tumor removed from her lung aroun 18-19 years of age. Unless your tumors are functional(i.e. they are neuroendocrine tissue and can secrete hormones)
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It's an SNRI(norepinephrine) not an SSRI.
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What about non-stimulant drugs? Are they as difficult to get? I'm bipolar, so stimulant drugs are not a great idea for me, but I'd still like to get some help. My experience has shown it's not something I can meditate/
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Are you saying remote work only works for Seniors, or remote work is over for Seniors?
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3y ago
How does one get one of these jobs? It sounds like a nice WFH gig for folks like my wife who don't really want full-time and don't need benefits.
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Thanks for the article. It sounds very similar to what I dealt with after I took two tabs of what probably was DOx sold as LSD around 1990. Nearly 24 hour, intense trip with long term visual effects, depersonalization and derealization, an
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It's more than snow. I had years after where walls would breathe. I still (decades later) have issues with black text on white backgrounds.
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You can rent a FLIR camera for $80/day from Home Depot if you really need one for a quick project.
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Does Finland have a problem with Mexican cartel meth and fentanyl being dumped by the truckloads into its communities? To be clear, there are many types of homeless in the US. But the ones that get the most attention and seem to cause the
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My partner is finally on board with leaving this year. I've lived here most of my life and they were born and raised here in CA. Sad to leave but the state keeps telling us it doesn't want us here anymore. High CoL that just k
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I have a couch that's moved twice and it is as good as it was when I bought it. IKEA makes many products that are metal(I have a couple carts like that) and even some of their particle board furniture(two large dressers I have) do fine
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Nope. Current algorithms can already do this. The killer drone problem already exists. The possibilities will dramatically expand as we solve the power problem and can keep a drone flying for days. Killer AI steals the voices and personal
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Stretching is great. If you're older and having chronic back pain, consider the advice of Dr. Stuart McGill and avoid stretching your back. It probably feels good for you in the short-term, but you could be weakening the tissue surro
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Have any attacks surfaced which are effected only by manipulation of the power rails? I would think a charge only cable is sufficient to keep you safe.
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This sounds like saying "internet search engines are a race to the bottom" 20 years ago without realizing that someone may end up as Google and obtain market dominance for a decade or so. It also sounds like you believe you have
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Every comment you make provides more information for the bots to train on. The internet has been tricking us into encoding our lives in a form it can understand for decades now.
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It also affects testosterone, perhaps insignificantly in men, but it may be something to keep in mind: https://go.gale.com/ps/i.do?p=AONE&u=googlescholar&id=GALE|A... .
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I think another issue is that a lot of the various rare earths(maybe just the lanthanides?) are chemically similar and thus very difficult to isolate. In the end, a lot of this just boils down to establishing the production networks which
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Sort of. I can understand offloading to WiFi. I cannot understand preferring carrier WiFi hotspots over my own.
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