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NavinF
4mo ago
Meh, the real profit margin is in scalping. RPi's retail price requirements ensure that scalpers make a profit while it stays out of stock in official channels
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4mo ago
Why are you so confident? Raspberry Pi's prospectus says "unit gross profit margin of 20 per cent. for us and 10 per cent. for our ARs" and they give an example: "sell it to our ARs for $90, which in turn would sell it t
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4mo ago
Can you buy out their inventory, sell them for $36 online, and help everyone save a dollar, or is this the same old "Retailers treated it as a loss leader"? Amazon/eBay prices are indeed gospel. You can ship something like th
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NavinF
4mo ago
It's $37 new incl shipping on US eBay. Initial retail price was $23 incl shipping, see launch thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29025579 So a 61% price hike over 5 years, of which 24% was just inflation. If
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5mo ago
Is any of that relevant to RAM? Half the DRAM is non-EUV and pretty much all DRAM has been stuck on 10nm for the last decade
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5mo ago
Hm? McDonalds is one of the best for customization. Everything is removable and the software knows the calorie count of each ingredient so the total that shows up next to each item in the cart is accurate
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5mo ago
Dude these are incredibly oversimplified models of real components. How are you getting 1ppm when basic shit like tempco and self heating are missing from pretty much every vendor provided spice model?
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IatroBench: Pre-Registered Evidence of Iatrogenic Harm from AI Safety Measures
(arxiv.org)
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5mo ago
In theory yes, Reg Z forces them to prove that it was you that borrowed the money. In practice this is a weird situation to be in since chargebacks almost always favor the buyer so I have no idea how this shakes out and if it's worth t
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5mo ago
You didn't provide any evidence that the charge was fraudulent. If they have a tracking number you gotta provide something, at least a police report. Also you likely filed "merchandise/services not received" when you sho
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5mo ago
in what country?
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6mo ago
When I asked this back in early 2022, the community prediction was Dec 2024 so we're 1.3 years late. Not bad. https://www.metaculus.com/questions/9558/50-of-users-access-...
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On Mar 28, 2026 >50% of users access Google over IPv6 for the first time
(google.com)
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7mo ago
Meta employee count has been increasing for the last 3 years, same as other tech companies: https://www.macrotrends.net/stocks/charts/META/meta-platform... PIPs and layoffs have always been a thing in tech. T
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7mo ago
Almost always, considering the price is only $5 more
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7mo ago
3k is less than I expected considering median disposable income is ~50k. Where does the rest go?
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7mo ago
AliExpress obviously isn't comparable and the price is irrelevant when it takes 2-3 weeks vs same-day/1day
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DC required daycare workers to get degrees. News only talked to those who stayed
(abio.substack.com)
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9mo ago
>The most common fare I’ve paid on Empower over the last six months is $7.65. For a recent trip from downtown to the airport, Uber wanted $32. Empower wanted $17.25. >DC is trying to shut Empower down, primarily over liability insuran
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The Boring Reason We Don't Have $7 Rideshares
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How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love The Sort
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10mo ago
> You can't get healthcare Kinda thing only sheltered people say. When I was unemployed and on free gov't health insurance (medi-cal), I got all my healthcare for free and most of my appointments like MRIs were next-day. Not as
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How getting richer made teenagers less free
(theargumentmag.com)
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10mo ago
That day the student was the 100th person to pick it up, realize it's fake, and drop it
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10mo ago
> The wealthy already run the country Dude this is a programming forum. Aren't you "The wealthy"?
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I'm guessing you're asking this question instead of just trying Adderall and answering this question yourself because you know it takes a long time to get appointments for diagnosis. FYI there are lots of online clinics in the US
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10mo ago
tl;dr meta-analysis finds effect size of ~0 and publication bias in favor of studies showing adverse effects of choice overload
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Can There Ever Be Too Many Options? A Meta-Analytic Review of Choice Overload
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Strategy Letter IV: Bloatware and the 80/20 Myth (2001)
(joelonsoftware.com)
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11mo ago
That's not how self-driving cars work. You could look at the car's memory, find a segmentation mask for the cat with an associated probability, and replay the data to see why it allegedly ran over the cat. You can make changes lik
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