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by Epa095 3y ago
Under the headline (all at the top, next to the logo) it says "Surround sound voice communication software". So fancy Skype ;-) But yeah, that page is not for people who have no clue! But maybe that's not that bad? Idk how ma
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by Epa095 3y ago
In general short term goals (like current GDP) often takes a hit when long term goals (like the cost of the externalities) gets added to the mix. But you can't just max out that credit card all the time you know.
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by Epa095 3y ago
"You Come At the King,You Best Not Miss" ;-)
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And the health insurance.
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by Epa095 3y ago
A bit disappointed that there were no reimplementation and real benchmarking happening.
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by Epa095 3y ago
Maybe it's a bit odd that it resets the 'visited' bit on non-related objects (why are they suddenly not visited)? For me it helped to rather think about 'visited' as a special case of a counter called 'valuatio
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by Epa095 3y ago
While upstairs has a better view, more light coming in through the windows, and heat rises up (so the bedrooms can be kept comfortable cool). I guess it depends on the house and it's surroundings:-)
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by Epa095 3y ago
My roborock S6 with camera and lidar tries to climb my POÄNG chair.
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In the last comment below he writes > The project has now completed its primary goals; the entire dependency graph is now green.
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by Epa095 3y ago
> The severance package seems quite generous as well. I guess it depends a bit what they mean by `the average employee receiving approximately five months of severance` (and also where you are seeing it from, maybe its seen as more gener
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by Epa095 3y ago
Use 4% then. You're left with 280k (400-120) a year. That's 9 times the median US income, and very close to being in the top 5% income. Not to mention that capital tax is usually lower than income tax. Even ignoring investment ret
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by Epa095 3y ago
$10M sounds like a lot, because it is a lot. It's so much that if you make the median US income, you have to make it for ~300 years -tax free- to save up $10M. It's 50 years, tax free, on a good developer salary. It's so much
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by Epa095 3y ago
I agree that the immediate risk of death would probably influence it a bit. On the other hand, it's pretty clear that there is not a strong negative correlation between "risk of death" and "crime rate" in the world,
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by Epa095 3y ago
The thief has your box of savings and are walking away. You recognise the thief, and can give the police its name. You happen to have a gun. Are you morraly permitted to commit violence to stop the thief? And how does this violence compare
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by Epa095 3y ago
My 2 cents: I had rsi, then I started bouldering. At first I got more pain. The original rsi, but also the 'forearm pump'. But then after maybe half a year the pain dissappeared. Not just the new pain, but the old pain as well.
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by Epa095 3y ago
You don't think they might have though about "Increased demand -> increased economies of scale over time" when they made the original prediction?
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by Epa095 3y ago
Not bad. But I wonder why they went for 7840HS, instead of the lower TDP 7840u. Spec wise this one is quite close to lenovo t14s/p14s gen 4, which can also be configured with a similar screen (there is also the yoga slim 7 gen 8, but i
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by Epa095 3y ago
I invite you to actually spell out that argument. Remember that companies are taxed on their surplus, not their income. So this means that these kinds of taxes are not a extra cost that is evenly distributed among all companies, companies w
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by Epa095 3y ago
I guess the people who works there don't just want to make food for the super rich. Maybe they have friends and family, and they want to imagine that the experience they create would also be available to people like that. And if that&#
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Unity, not cities skylines.
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by Epa095 3y ago
True, but the example in the post (Ask HN: Who is Hiring) shows somewhere it CAN be usefull: when they are not just collection emails for generic spam, but where the adressed are more valuable because they can be used for some targeted add
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by Epa095 3y ago
The reachable predicate on your 'naturally undirected edges' treat them as directed;-) I would rather say that your edges are naturally directed, and then you can add a clause to make them undirected.
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by Epa095 3y ago
The article kind of took for granted that you could include the number 0 as well, and with "-0" he got bottom, so its the 2-element set {-->, _|_}.
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by Epa095 3y ago
I dont really know what you mean by truth-preserving here, but maybe a hint is thats its not ONLY subtraction which is functionally complete, it's subtraction and the constant symbol 0. From subtraction and 0 he makes false (as -0.0),
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by Epa095 3y ago
To quote someone from reddit (substitute NAND gates with subtraction) > You can bulid a turing-complete machine out of NAND-gates, but to say that a NAND-game is turing-complete is like saying that you can live in a brick. You can't
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by Epa095 3y ago
They had stored procedures in the "old days" when they figured out that direct access to the database was a bad idea, so what has changed? (I agree that a DB view often is good enough thoug, but they ALSO had that in the "old
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by Epa095 3y ago
Tja, with more competition the price (should) approach production cost. For any single producer your statement is true of course, if they raise prices of people will just buy from the other producers. But for the product at large the price
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by Epa095 3y ago
I guess it's one way? But yes, very cool. I can imagine using it with my phone to sync useful stuff directly from my phone to the watch without a cable.
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I don't think anyone was proposing prosecution here?
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True, most of them have probably accumulated so much wealth that they work because they want to, and can quit at any time. They still don't contribute the majority of the taxes though;-)

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