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by 300bps 4y ago
I am in my mid 40's and recently really noticed this Honest question - how much exercise were you getting before you went to testosterone therapy? The reason I ask is because of the studies that have shown that the decline in testost
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by 300bps 4y ago
The button in the top right solves the font problem that was brought up. This is not a sarcastic joke about being able to close the browser. There is literally a button in the upper right of that website that switches to a much more readabl
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by 300bps 4y ago
Most devs...spend their limited intellectual stamina trying to make the boss richer I think it's great that devs have a choice. They can work at a company and have a relatively steady paycheck with benefits or they can make more and
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by 300bps 4y ago
Do you have Android? iPhones are set to backup automatically to iCloud by default. I don’t even think about backups at all. I upgraded to an iPhone 13 about 6 months ago and it was almost completely seamless to restore everything to it.
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by 300bps 4y ago
I was not even aware that DDG has a browser.
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by 300bps 4y ago
There are lots of people who have not paid much attention to these “macro events” you speak of and it has not impacted them in any meaningful way. Covid came closest to impacting my life. But I got the Pfizer shot as early as I was legally
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by 300bps 4y ago
It’s all relative. My first hard drive was a Seagate ST-251 40 MB MFM hard drive on my 10 MHz Intel 8088 CPU. It cost about $300 at the time and perpetually remained about 80% full. The last hard drive I bought was a Seagate Exos X18 18 TB
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by 300bps 4y ago
My only fear is that your absolutely fantastic comment is too far down the tree to get the attention it deserves.
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by 300bps 4y ago
I rewatch things all the time. If I’m doing side work at night and just want something on the background I’ll put on a movie or show that I’ve seen before. Beyond that, hard drives are cheap! I have a single 18 TB disk in my main computer t
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by 300bps 4y ago
I mean everything is a bit oversold right now Everythinig was way overbought when considering the money for those past purchases came from an accommodative Fed that flooded the economy with $9 trillion that currently sits on its balance s
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by 300bps 4y ago
or opting for healthy options that aren't actually healthy, like salad covered in 600 calories of ranch dressing I used to eat at a salad bar every day for years. I got to observe what all kinds of people put into a “salad”. My salad
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by 300bps 4y ago
Not really if you hold them until maturity. Respectfully, that is just not correct. Imagine you own $1,000 of a 30 year bond that pays 2% interest. Interest rates go up to 6%. You could sell your 2% bond and buy a 6% bond. But everyone el
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by 300bps 4y ago
just buy inflation indexed bonds It isn’t that simple. Inflation indexed bonds have a coupon and a factor. As inflation goes up, the factor goes up. Yay, keeping up with inflation! But as market interest rates go up, the price of your bon
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by 300bps 4y ago
Agreed and not only that but he needs to take into consideration forward look P/E whereas he’s looking at trailing P/E. If interest rates go up, everyone is surmising that tech stocks that benefit from lower interest rates will no
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by 300bps 4y ago
Cat5 has four pair.
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by 300bps 4y ago
they can have you sent for in-patient treatment Sure, everyone knows that. But "forced medical leave" from work seems to be something completely different. I can't seem to find any information whatsoever about it.
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by 300bps 4y ago
In this case, chronic stress which had such adverse effects it caused a forced medical leave. You seem to know a lot about this - can you tell me what "forced medical leave" is? It seems to imply that a doctor ordered her to sto
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by 300bps 4y ago
I can tell your comment comes from a place of wanting to be kind and I commend you for that intention. We just have different definitions of what constitutes being kind. I think it is kinder to tell people what you really think than it is t
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by 300bps 4y ago
Really stressful episodes can leave you very screwed up in the head Earlier in my career, I would sometimes get very annoyed when users would call me to report problems. Thinking about it, I realized that it was me that was the problem. I
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by 300bps 4y ago
I studied French for four years and I'm sure there are all kinds of things that I say in that language that would confuse native French speakers as much as François Valentin confused us with an errant use of "pet peeve". I th
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by 300bps 4y ago
These are complicated topics. The people buying crypto at Coinbase are not sophisticated investors. It is entirely reasonable to believe that a large proportion of Coinbase users would read, "We have no risk of bankruptcy" and cho
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by 300bps 4y ago
Since coinbase isn’t FDIC insured, it makes sense that if coinbase goes bankrupt, the customer currencies will go away as well. No, it doesn't make sense at all. It is incredible to me that these are all solved problems in tradition
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by 300bps 4y ago
I never would have thought a CEO would make a statement like this: >We have no risk of bankruptcy Reality is that every company has greater than "no risk" of bankruptcy. That's why regulators force them to spell out their
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by 300bps 4y ago
Commodore 128 power supplies don’t catastrophically fail like Commodore 64 power supplies do.
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by 300bps 4y ago
VIC-20 had 5k of RAM by default.
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by 300bps 4y ago
I’m in my 40s too and it made total sense to me. I’m more focused with work at Starbucks surrounded by other people than on my couch alone.
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by 300bps 4y ago
Fed balance sheet is about $9 trillion. This article gives details on $5 trillion in government stimulus. https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2022/03/11/us/how-covid-... To put those numbers in pers
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by 300bps 4y ago
The Federal Reserve has taken on $9 trillion onto their balance sheet to flood the economy with money. https://www.federalreserve.gov/monetarypolicy/bst_recenttren... They’ve lowered short-term interest rates to effect
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by 300bps 4y ago
Nice job! Reminded me a bit of the e-reader Calibre.
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by 300bps 4y ago
Honestly at this point it kind of is magic. How much of that magic is smoke and mirrors? For example, the First Tech Challenge (from FIRST Robotics) used Tensor Flow to train a library to detect the difference between a white sphere vs a

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