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by 55555 2y ago
This is another Inflation Adjustment Act business if I'm not mistaken. Our tax dollars will pay 30% of the retail price to the company on every sale.
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by 55555 2y ago
Smuggling is normally thought of as hiding something when crossing a border/checkpoint. In this case, it would simply be nvidia violating US sanctions. The goods would have never entered or exited the USA so it's a strange or inco
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by 55555 2y ago
You would do best to ignore studies like these IMO.
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by 55555 2y ago
This is a puny payout IMO. If they poked around a bit more they may have found a better GAIA->Email vulnerability or perhaps could just use the one they found. A database of emails for every major youtube channel would be worth an awful
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by 55555 2y ago
This sounds absolutely insane.
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by 55555 2y ago
Who is Ziz? Is she still alive and active and free? Does anyone know her real identity?
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by 55555 2y ago
> You have to give away 50% of your local subsidiary just to operate there. I'm not sure how generally you meant to speak, but this is no longer true as a general claim. "As of November 1, 2024, China has removed all restrictio
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by 55555 2y ago
Yeah, super anonymized if only my car leaves from my house every day to go to work and comes back every night...
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by 55555 2y ago
Out of curiosity, is there any technology that could spot the hard drive underneath all the other trash? Some sort of radar?
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by 55555 2y ago
I used to know things. Then they made Google, and I just looked things up. But at least I could still do things. Now we have AI, and I just ask it to do things for me. Now I don't know anything and I can't do anything.
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by 55555 2y ago
Did the blog post get published on their blog?
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by 55555 2y ago
There's a similar experience at Tochoji Temple in Fukuoka city.
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by 55555 2y ago
The article says "It includes constructing a port, ammonia and hydrogen production plants and thousands of electricity generation units near Paranal."
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by 55555 2y ago
This is awesome but would be way cooler if you showed a tiny 3d model of cyclist actually traveling the path in real time, with a timer and progress bar etc. People would LOVE to share these which is crucial to the growth of your site.
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by 55555 2y ago
Correct. A US google user's average value is $60 USD/month and ofcourse this is scaled up by those willing to pay who could be worth $200+ USD/month. (Napkin math)
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by 55555 2y ago
I interpreted it to mean that a hidden page (linked as u describe) is indexed in Bing or that some "facts" written on a hidden page are regurgitated by ChatGPT.
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by 55555 2y ago
Amazon warehouses are heavily automated and they’re increasing the automation all the time
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by 55555 2y ago
Wyoming & Nevada
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by 55555 2y ago
I once analyzed the numbers and flying isn't actually much safer than driving per trip. The numbers look insanely good because they quote them per mile. Google says 1 death in 6 million trips vs 1 in 8 million, if you ask it twice so i
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by 55555 2y ago
Yeah I kept it in my bag after being told to the first time and spent the entire rest of the school day terrified lol
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by 55555 2y ago
I read the Wikipedia article and my best guess is that Ahmed was intentionally attempting to get a reaction out of those around him by showing off a clock he built intentionally to look like a bomb… I’m a white male but actually had a simil
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by 55555 2y ago
Same experience here.
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by 55555 2y ago
>> While several betting strategies have been proposed to beat bookmakers, from expert prediction models and arbitrage strategies to odds bias exploitation, their returns have been inconsistent and it remains to be shown that a bettin
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by 55555 2y ago
so how do you decide where the odds should start? I think they still need a bookmaker for this, I think. What happens when the first person bets? I have never read up on how poly market works but I believe they must act as an Automated Mark
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by 55555 2y ago
My intuition is that this article/claim is nonsense. But I have no doubt that people who are less stressed or better at dealing with stress are more likely to start a business...
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by 55555 2y ago
Is this good for the shark?
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by 55555 2y ago
Did we build this so we can nuke anybody on the planet at any time? Serious question. If not, what's it for?
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by 55555 2y ago
Over the extremely long term in competitive industries, prices asymptote at ~costs. So it's still a generally useful measure, and in ~all cases, it's at least a directional indicator.
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by 55555 2y ago
Hey Matt. This has no relevance to anything but is a fun story I wanted to share. 15-20 years ago I discovered a "UX bug" on default Wordpress installs, which was that all you needed to impersonate someone in a Wordpress comment s
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by 55555 2y ago
Many types of sites get ~$1 per visitor from search engines. Quite possible, yeah.

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