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by acchow 4y ago
Thanks for the writeup. Do you think getting out of this mess could be as simple as government regulationL: banking (and government and other necessary websites) are not allowed to require installation of plugins or other software to log in
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by acchow 4y ago
Are you aiming for each dwelling to be occupied by only 1 person?
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by acchow 4y ago
The ultra wealthy avoid having much income by borrowing against their assets instead of selling. So they usually never realize capital gains on most of their assets all the way until their death. https://www.businessinsider.com&#
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by acchow 4y ago
This is the magic trick the ultra high net worth have done. The vast majority of their assets are never sold to realize any income. They just keep leveraging upwards to expand and also borrow against their assets to run their lavish life.
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by acchow 4y ago
Objective-C actually gets compiled down to machine code at compilation down. When you download an app from the app store, there is no more Objective-C. RN doesn't "compile" the Javascript to bytecode or machine code. Instead,
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by acchow 4y ago
You mean Facebook sized large? Not every company has the resources to hire a full on Android and iOS team. So they write React Native instead, which is good enough for most.
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by acchow 4y ago
> It is entirely compiled down to native code for your respective platform Has this changed recently? It’s been my understanding that react native has corresponding native components for many UI elements and uses them. But your react log
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by acchow 4y ago
> Remote work, deglobalization, stalled technology have started eroding some advantages of higher-skilled workers Their premise is broken. The largest inequality is not between highly skilled workers and everyone else. It is between the
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by acchow 4y ago
I think gp comment is saying that the coffee roaster believed they were selling it at $x/bag. But the acquirer thought they were paying $x/case, which looked very very cheap so they ordered 6000 units of it.
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by acchow 4y ago
> then noticed streaming quality on OS X was still crap. If you’re using Safari, streaming quality will be the same on OS X as on your smart TV. If you use Chrome or another browser, yeah quality does suck. Chrome does not support the DR
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by acchow 4y ago
> No HDMI volume control Linux has HDMI volume control? Interesting. This piqued my curiosity and I wondered if Linux supports ReadyPlay and other DRM standards to support higher bitrate and higher resolution Netflix streaming. It does n
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by acchow 4y ago
optimizing for "as much THC as possible" sounds like you need to find a dispensary with wider selection. Being in a non-legalized state might be your biggest issue tho
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by acchow 4y ago
Most people I know take a few months off weed every year and it’s always much better when returning to it.
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by acchow 4y ago
A key concept in biochemistry/chemistry is that almost all reactions are in some equilibrium between products and reactants, even H2O itself
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by acchow 4y ago
Then this can't be correct, since real GDP in 2012 dollars has been growing and is higher in 2022 than it was in 2019 https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/GDPC1
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by acchow 4y ago
This assumes you want a distinct storage drive within your VM. Many developers prefer to code in their host OS but run the image via Docker for Mac. They also want instant real-time code changes to appear inside the running Docker image. I
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by acchow 4y ago
"The One" had an asking price of $291M. But it only sold for $141M https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U8Cd_McCdow
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by acchow 4y ago
If China decided to ban a US company for using its app to locate Chinese citizens, I'd say that is totally fair.
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by acchow 4y ago
One thing to keep in mind is that 2 million people EXITING THE LABOR FORCE is a really huge deal. By comparison, during the 2008 recession (Dec 2007 to June 2009, approx 18 months long), about 1 million people exited the labor force.
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by acchow 4y ago
Reduce the goods and services they consume? This would show up as a drop in real GDP
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by acchow 4y ago
Working age population is 207M. So 1% actually translates to millions of people (2 million)
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by acchow 4y ago
I guess a tad over 1 year's worth of net income.
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by acchow 4y ago
> Not many were sold, and yet the ANS group was still profitable. Profitability isn't sufficient for a company like Apple. It has to be the best use of these resources - it needs to be more profitable than dedicating the team to wor
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by acchow 4y ago
> Economic growth comes from technical and cultural advancements. At the frontier (fully developed economies operating at the current max GDP per capita). For developing economies, it is just expanding our existing technological advancem
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by acchow 4y ago
Find another bank's ATM that spits out a choice of 20/50/100s
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by acchow 4y ago
We don't know. Currently, the fed is still saying December's CPI print (coming on January 12) may be high. But looking at the futures market, it seems like almost everything is down significantly and we might see the first CPI pri
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by acchow 4y ago
Charles Schwab will refund your ATM fees from any ATM. So will First Republic. So will TD Bank. Many Credit unions do the same.
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by acchow 4y ago
A unioned police officer would happily use that week off decompression to do nothing at all.
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by acchow 4y ago
We do something like this at home. Not quite a perpetual broth, but a week-long broth. Re-boil it twice a day.
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by acchow 4y ago
Making a good bone broth takes about 24 hours of simmering. If you're going to be making 1 or 2 new bone broths every day, it won't require more energy to just have a perpetual broth instead to which you keep adding bones.

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