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by Moto7451 1y ago
I don’t think I’ve seen “too complicated” comments for flat tax but there are regressive tax complaints about flat tax. My state is essentially a flat tax (there are small increases at $1000 and $2500 and completely flat after that). A high
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by Moto7451 1y ago
That varies by state. In Georgia it is $20 plus a mailing fee of $1 for the tag itself. My electric car has an over $200 registration fee for the same reasons that are being proposed. I’d need to drive a hilarious distance every year to be
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by Moto7451 1y ago
The strategy of the US has been Hegemony. Friendly foreign partners were intended to take over industries we did not want in our own backyards for political, diplomatic, economic, or environmental reasons. For a stint in college I was an In
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Lawyers, discovery, and a courtroom. The reason clean room works out is due to various lawsuits on the topic as a matter of law. The Wikipedia article on clean room reverse engineering has all the examples that came to my mind and then some
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by Moto7451 1y ago
A lot of these special vehicles have what amounts to a support team that will follow the car (and is silly expensive of course). I’m not sure about this as it’s not a major brand doing a halo car. I agree this probably isn’t meant to be a d
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Even TTI’s lesser Ryobi stuff (my usual go to as a DIYer who bought two tools 15 years ago and the batteries are still compatible) has benefited immensely from tabless and 21700 cells. My 21700 8aH batteries is usually the difference betwee
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I’m not sure of the perspective of the OP but his comment hits home in that a common theme for the past ten years of my career has been “let’s move something to X, Y, and Z because that’s what Google says you should do.” Note that Google do
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by Moto7451 1y ago
I worked at a company that used MM and was involved in some of the domain work. One of the really nice things about the service is they handle a lot of the general business continuity and security stuff that can really suck with traditional
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by Moto7451 1y ago
Regarding the potential to annoy small businesses, it’s actually pretty easy to hire a firm to represent you in the EU. You’ll need a lawyer at some point anyway so it’s often the same firm. If we had the same requirements here in the US it
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by Moto7451 2y ago
No, this is not something that would enable a VM. This allows SDL2 code to be used in the classic Mac OS as a library.
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Some people even got OS X running on these as a discounted albeit limited Mac. More practically you could do this in order to run “XBox Media Center” (aka Kodi) as it was named back then. The reverse was also true when Apple released what w
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Pay and rank have a connection but not a direct connection. What is the value of your work? Is your impact worth millions to the company? Is it worth just your salary? Are you in an overhead function that enables the rest of the business? D
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by Moto7451 2y ago
At least in the case of Apple I have met a couple people who work on the fitness products and their accuracy. One of the people does real world testing so they are diving one day and coding the next. Great work if you can get it and your ho
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by Moto7451 2y ago
It's already gone. They stopped making them over a year ago and they seem to be finally off the Chevy website. Local dealers in my area still have some new inventory on the lot.
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by Moto7451 2y ago
The question is about embedded DRAM, not trying to put a Mac in the data center. I am unaware of an apples to apples comparison here, but on the same Intel and AMD platform there can be a performance increase associated with embedded high s
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by Moto7451 2y ago
That’s roughly the Air I have still. I hate using it (prior to recently adding the cooler shim mod, it would thermal throttle constantly) but between a Hackintosh and my work Mac I haven’t felt the need to upgrade. I think sometime in this
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I’m expecting this to not last the weekend so here’s an archive link. https://archive.is/xrGV2
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Some, but perhaps not all, car companies tend to be less than friendly with recalls. My Porsche has never had fewer than three recalls and they really turn the screws on owners. My Taycan has faulty brake lines that have been ordered but ma
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Yup. I agree with the thoughts here. I just moved to a company as the Adult supervision role. I agree at 30 you’re probably closer to the “Lieutenant”, which is a role I’ve played before. I wouldn’t count someone out from playing a bigger p
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by Moto7451 2y ago
There are plenty of startups and “startups” that are about a decade old and would benefit from someone who has both an understanding of how real startups work, how to ship things, and also has enough experience to be reliable in what is no
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Win 7 was in many ways a Vista- where a lot of things people didn’t like were removed. The same sort of joy would be seen online if Windows 12 puts the start menu back on the left side. Sometimes it isn’t a huge change that makes people hap
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I once built an app for compliance reasons that needed a little bit of dynamic data and quarterly updates that allowed us to stay in business in a few of our minor markets (worth cool tens of millions) and a SQLite DB with some basic turn k
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Like the other Georgia commenters, had a severe storm starting at 4AM trailing off at 6 and ending at 7. We lost power for about 20 minutes, all my essential gear stayed up on battery power. I’m on underground power but we have trees down i
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by Moto7451 2y ago
It’s also the reward of increased regulations on tailpipe emissions. We now have a new target to clean up. It’s not as if this is new, it just used to be we had lead fuel, poorly burned fuel, tire dust, asbestos in brakes, and many other pr
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I have never had to handle handwriting professionally but I have had great success with Tesseract in the past. I’m sure it’s no longer the best free/cheap option but with a little bit of image pre-processing to ensure the text pops fro
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by Moto7451 2y ago
This has been one of my favorite features Apple added. When I’m in a call and someone shares a page I need the link to, rather than interrupt the speaker and ask them to share the link it’s often faster to screengrab the url and let Apple O
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by Moto7451 2y ago
It’s worth noting that this is just the current winds of change with the current administration and not how the US has always acted. Every major economy uses tariffs. This particular use of tariffs is the Trump Administration v1 and v2’s pr
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by Moto7451 2y ago
I don’t think it’s accurate to say they’re copying NVidia’s lead. On the mid range it’s been segregated on memory and bus width for a very long time. Your 1060 is a good example actually. The standard GDDR5 versions have a reduced die with
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by Moto7451 2y ago
This is only the case in a few markets that still do 1:1 net metering. I still get charged a grid connection fee (which you’re charged even if you use zero electricity) and when I sell power back to the grid I only am credited the productio
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by Moto7451 2y ago
Atlanta, GA has underground power transmission through much of the city (and specifically my neighborhood within the city) and we can still lose power in storms. What isn’t underground currently is being moved there in much of the city. How

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