ZetaZero

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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Yeah, NVDA could sell the shares on the market, and buy with cash. In practice, selling that many shares tends to cause downward pressure on the stock price. But it is an option. That said, Nvidia was still trying hard to make the deal wo
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
If the value is denominated in dollars, why did the acquisition price go up from 40B to $87B as the price of the stock rose? From the source: https://nvidianews.nvidia.com/news/nvidia-to-acquire-arm-for... "The nu
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Disclosures: I've closely followed Nvidia for 15+ years, and own stock. I feel Jensen and Nvidia still, very strongly, wanted to do the deal. The deal increased in value to $87bn only because NVDA's stock price increased that muc
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Right. But if you live near the edge of coverage, say 280 miles, and your friend lives another 70 miles out, he could be 350 miles from the nearest base station. I know this is an oversimplification of the issue. But maybe the friend wou
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
California had proposed a rule (NEM 3.0) that would add a grid access charge for solar, which is reasonable. However, the cost for the average solar install would be $50+/month.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
It's a low orbit satellite, which limits the amount of coverage for each satellite. And currently (without the sat-2-sat laser link), there needs to be a ground station also in range. If his cousin's house isn't close enoug
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
If only Bill Gates would run for office. What a code legacy he would have...
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
fixed supports is easy. Try it with chains.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
I see your point. But calling it a "Wordle clone" implies it follows the same rules. If you want to change the rules, call it "inspired by Wordle" or something similar.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
But seriously, shouldn't the original Wordle be treated as the reference implementation?
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Rats. ABC.DE taken
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Here in Georgia, before junk fees: $0.0566 per kWh $1.09 per therm ($0.038 per kWh using your conversion)
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
2% was clearly posted. Yet the plugin was taking 30%.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
For the purpose here, the difference between 10000^2 and 10000*9999 is irrelevant
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
LOL. Unfortunately, we still are not in any position to do anything about any detected asteroid.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
The article, with pictures, has a better description. This isn't about replacing diesel train engines with battery engines. Instead, it gives each individual car a battery and motors to propel that one car.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
That was from 2018. In 2020, the fines were $600,000.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Read the article. The idea is about batteries and motors on each car. Apparently this attacks the inefficiencies in joining/splitting up cars at their destinations.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Sigh. It's 2022. I should not have to call the site owner to tell him that his site is down. Based on his own numbers, he's been losing users since 2017. This might go belly-up one day.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
And it is now up for me.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
64.62.134.190 is returning for me "You are not in the right place "
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Might as well ask, what are the pinboard alternatives?
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
What's the marginal cost of any random Joe entering the country unvaccinated?
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
Go NoVax Djokovid!
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
I lucked out in a Kmart finding this one: https://www.amazon.com/Machine-language-beginners-programmin...
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
That's an interesting observation. IMO, we stopped linking to good content because Google was good at finding it. Now Google is suffering, and we need to go back to doing more links.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
But it can go on container ships. And Amazon, running their own ships, could make it happen more than any other company. That said, the article probably confuses the land-based usage by Amazon. https://www.gatewaycontainersales
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
but there is one number that does not exist — 53 foot containers. https://www.gatewaycontainersales.com.au/all-about-53ft-cont...
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
From the customer's viewpoint, Amazon is a Department Store. Customers see a unified product list, reviews, checkout, shipping, returns, etc.
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by ZetaZero 5y ago
yeah, but seven 4-day weeks per month seems weird. And not too many other ways to divide 28

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