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Ekaros
10mo ago
Rise order minimums or just make their suppliers to eat it. They will still be cheaper even if you up the price by say 10%.
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Ekaros
10mo ago
In general they probably have run out of parts. Set order quantity of everything going on original LCD model. Some like SSD are semi-fungible. But you get only so many custom pcbs you expect to use. At some point you have perfectly function
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Everyone needs nukes. Iraq and Afganistan needed them. Koreas needed them. Vietnam needed them. Cuba needed them. We should make proliferation world wide goal. More nukes every nation has the better for world peace. It is only way to ensure
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Capitalism and feudalism are parallel systems. Just the type of capital is different. In feudalism it is land. In capitalism it is in addition say machinery and "intellectual product". Well also not being tided to some feudal lord
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Outside say video and image editing and maybe lossless audio. Why is this much ram even needed in most use cases? And I mean actually thinking about using it. Computer code unless you are actually doing whole Linux kernel, is just text. So
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Honestly. To me that is starting to sound like very very good idea. Regulate what you can store, how you store, it how you modify it, who can access it, how is access controlled, what sort of trail should be left, how can mistakes be correc
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Losses with money are easiest to prove thus easiest to litigate. And then also potentially prosecute. Money is in the end most of time reconcilable at the end. So any mistakes can be proven. In other areas like lost sales or failures of the
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Manual curation would be waste of time. Why should I spend hours looking through slop when I can get algorithm do it reasonably well. Youtube actually works reasonably well, as long as you remove from history content you disliked, use do no
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Not buying is same as selling with debt. On long enough time horizon. If the debt is not rolled over anymore eventually you run out of lenders.
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Reminds me of Lem's The Futurological Congress. Where drugs were speculated to be used in wars to make people imagine war machines. Much cheaper solution to make opponent imagine a bomber plane than actually to build enough of them...
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Sadly justice system is a place where responsibility does not happen. It is not a system where you make one mistake and you are to prison. Instead everyone but the victims of the system are protected and colluded with. More you punish the v
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Why there focus on sitting in traffic. Instead of more visionary solutions like banning single family homes and razing them all to ground and replacing them with high rises next to offices supported by forced public transport? Surely that s
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Think of difference between buying bunch of cars from someone making cars. Instead of buying the factory making cars. Or maybe currently RAM. You found pile of money somewhere. You buy big amount of RAM. RAM prices go up, you do not care yo
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Ekaros
10mo ago
So I take the tags are not unique across multiple requests or documents? But same tags and ids are reused in each document as needed? As if they were unique it would itself be PII.
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Ekaros
10mo ago
I have not been here before bitcoin. But wouldn't the "non-technical" founders be also types that don't write code. And to them fixing the "easy" part is very tempting...
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Ekaros
10mo ago
I am no expert. But I think issue with these discussions is that "hormone" is quite wide area. And they have varying effects. With doping we are focusing on those that affect things like muscle growth or EPO which accelerates red
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Broadly. You can do anything you want with MIT licensed software as long as you include the copyright and warranty notice. I suppose with "freeware" technically you could be prevent from redistributing or selling it. As there is n
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Ekaros
10mo ago
There never was a model to fund open source. At least outside largest and most wide spread codebases. I think it is that reality is finally hitting. Free money has run out and now software must stand as either community efforts, wide enough
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Ekaros
10mo ago
Fully enshrined in the constitution with massive support for the document. Just need to imprison them for something first.
980.
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Ekaros
11mo ago
With glass I have heard that there is some upside when trash is burned in maintenance. As sometimes you need to remove it from the incinerator plant. Then again maybe in future the recycled glass will be used for concrete...
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Ekaros
11mo ago
Those previous generations voted in those policymakers. Ergo the crimes of policymakers are their crimes and they should absolutely suffer for them.
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Ekaros
11mo ago
Honestly. Actually on premise infra doesn't sound insane. Especially if there is say real air-gapped part of it. Or in general storing information in place that at least feels like properly access controlled. To data stay inside premis
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Ekaros
11mo ago
From European perspective preference really is 5x20>2x50>1x100. Both 50 and 100 euro bills are less desirable and often harder to spend.
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Ekaros
11mo ago
If the product is not made from material dug out from ground or plants or animals by only bare hands. And I mean bare hands. Is it even worth buying?
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Ekaros
11mo ago
Some don't in Finland. But then it is back to basic rule of yielding to traffic from right. Which is pretty common on smaller roads so drivers should think about it enough.
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Ekaros
11mo ago
True. Especially indie game awards. That have the least resources available and most like would benefit most from some use of AI. At that scale often even reasonably paid game developers are expensive.
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Ekaros
11mo ago
Growth in this case can also be growth of valuation. Or maybe that is in general the goal. Get the market cap or nominal valuation to go up. Some money is lost to push up this valuation or valuation based on some future sales, or market sha
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Ekaros
11mo ago
And it is not like making a copy for cheaper isn't something that requires skill and innovation. Or then iterate on that copy. Didn't Roomba just fail to these copies. If west was truly so much more innovative and better shouldn&#
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Ekaros
11mo ago
I would guess that 3 part code review would actually be most effective. Likely even save on costs. First part is walkthrough on call, next independent review and comments. Then per need an other call over fixes or discussion. Probably spend
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Ekaros
11mo ago
Easy solution is to apply same rent controls to all units. That is everything has limited rent rises. And this is not unreasonable. If math originally works out, then it will continue to work out. System really should not rely on property p
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