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   Samsung Unleashes 57-inch 8K Mini-LED, 49-inch OLED Neo Gaming Monitors(tomshardware.com)

   2 points by MR4D 4y ago|0 comments
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   The Carver Challenge(stereophile.com)

   1 points by MR4D 4y ago|0 comments
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   Silicon Valley staff rush to offload startup shares as valuations plummet(ft.com)

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   by MR4D 4y ago

   I wonder if it’s that or simply a lack of slack in their system. It seems to me that just like pre-staged inventory helps in logistics management, that extra planes and crews in the rotation could improve operations under these circumstance
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   by MR4D 4y ago

   Disagree. This week has been dry, so no icing conditions taking out all sorts of key energy infrastructure (wind turbines being only one of many on that list) like last time.
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   by MR4D 4y ago

   I wonder why there isn’t a json file for map and other related details that could just be on each company’s website with location, hours, and other key metadata. I would imagine a map equivalent of an RSS feed would be nice, although compan
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   by MR4D 4y ago

   I just checked the offending site - it’s full of malware. I think if you report that aspect then you might get faster resolution from the search engines.
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   by MR4D 4y ago

   I highly recommend going back and reading The Accidental Superpower as well. Considering it was written a decade ago (pub. 2014) it’s amazing how correct he’s been in forecasting things. To be clear, there is a certain fuzziness in timefra
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   by MR4D 4y ago

   I had a WTF moment while reading that and then I reread your intro. We’ll done!
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    > its underlying technology has been tested and proven to be reliable Has it though? The end user wallet problem is not really solved. Even for techies, distributed wallets are a lot of work to manage safely. And if you just use Coinb
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    This is a hack job of an article. From the first paragraph, “ America’s latter-day robber barons can’t comprehend that workers sometimes get sick. ”. Really? So every person with the S&P 500 in their retirement account is a robber b
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    I think you nailed it - especially your 4th point: " If it was about real relevancy to you and not “who will pay the most given this bucket of basic attributes”, folks like me would probably hate advertising less. "
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    I think you might not be understanding the context of the argument. Google has tons of information on you - way more than it needs, and yet it still doesn’t get recommendations as good as we expect (as you rightly point out). So the issue i
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    I’m curious what Zuckerberg thinks when he sees things like this compared to Meta’s own attempts. The sheer magnitude of the difference has to make him wonder (and if not, shareholders certainly have!)
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    Probably not - as part of the Euro system, there is more demand for their currency relative to the dollar.
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    Sorry, I should have included the link - I meant the book: https://www.amazon.com/Panic-1907-Lessons-Learned-Markets/dp...
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    I highly recommend ready “The Panic of 1907”. After that, I think you might come to a different conclusion. Even if you don’t change your mind, it’s still a great read for those fascinated with panics and depressions.
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    Sri Lanka, now Ghana. The US Dollar is going to be a wreaking ball across a bunch of economies.
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    I hate these things already, but putting them on a car that starts over $100,000 is just asinine. No thank you!
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    That sounds like yet another walled garden. Am I understanding correctly?
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    It would be interesting to see the correlation of student debt to this list (exempting medical school and grad school debt).
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    If you read my link, you'd see the irony (which is why I included the link). From the article I linked to: ' It should use an "evidence-based approach" to see if they pose a risk to US national security, Mr Biden said.
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    This isn’t a gotcha sentiment - I don’t do that. Specifically, Biden’s team didn’t do the analysis when they removed the restriction. That’s the dumb move that caused the situation. Had they followed their own advice and looked at it f
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    Ironic: https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-57413227
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    I’ll second this. I listened to it twice. Hoping he does a follow up about it since the updates.
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    Because to investors, 10-16% shows you’re cutting fat. 25% or more shows you’re cutting off limbs and the firm is in distress. If I owned the second I would probably look to sell it.
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    If you read the Sequoia page on him, it’s epic in its genuflection towards him. Clearly greed ruled the roost.
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    You make a really good point. However, my personal belief is that advertisers will follow eyeballs. They can hold off for a bit, but the temptation has always been too great.
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    Bob Crandall, former head of American Airlines tells this incredible story about cutting back costs at an airport that AA used to fly into. [0]. Delusional or not, it works. The video is only about 2 minutes, and it will impact your thinki
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    by MR4D 4y ago

    No and no. I think his approach here is to cut as many people as possible in order to find out which roles are actually needed and then staff back up from there. It’s been done in many other industries over decades and is an effective (albe