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by adabyron 2y ago
75 would shock the market & probably hurt Warren's party. 50 has been stated as something that may scare the market into thinking the Fed is worried more than letting on. They could maybe do 50 if they give a lot of context & f
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by adabyron 2y ago
Don't take it personally. The fact he called it out is noteworthy. At the same time, many have called it a terrible measure of employment for decades.
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by adabyron 2y ago
I have read in a few places that Microsoft is using AMD for inference to run ChatGPT. If I recall they said the price/performance was better. I'm curious if that's just because they can't get enough Nvidia GPUs or if the
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by adabyron 3y ago
Careful, you may attract many unwanted animals as well that will damage your home or other items. Speaking from experience.
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by adabyron 3y ago
The "Wealth Tax" proposed currently by Sen Warren & a few others seems more like attention grabbing than a serious plan. They've been tried in other countries & failed miserably. They're hard to manage & imo
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by adabyron 3y ago
Seeing this a lot lately. Maybe it's a warning sign of the economy. Maybe it's just interest rates going up. Either way it seems companies are having a hard time meeting their goals without tarnishing their brand. Microsoft spent
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by adabyron 3y ago
I don't believe they still do this & not sure their culture is the same. They were purchased by a company based out of China years ago. Lee Cheng I believe is responsible for a lot of that effort. He no longer works there.
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by adabyron 3y ago
Newegg was famous for doing this as well. Glad to see Cloudflare keeping the "Don't be evil" concept alive.
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by adabyron 3y ago
I feel like Tailwind may be one of the most discussed topics on here at this point.. https://hn.algolia.com/?q=tailwindcss
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by adabyron 3y ago
The judge asked the DOJ if there were any divestures that could be made that would make them think this deal should go through. They said no. I believe this was in the closing statements. JetBlue also tried to work with the DOJ before the t
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by adabyron 3y ago
On the first 2 arguments - Spirit was able to be successful for a few years. That's no longer the case. They're not profitable. I believe this was stated by multiple airline CEO's publicly. > That's a bit hyperbolic.
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by adabyron 3y ago
It should be noted that these were 2 small airlines trying to merge together with very little overlap & a willingness to divest more if the Government would work with them. The government refused to talk divestures & it seemed just
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by adabyron 3y ago
The FTC of US & CMA of UK made Microsoft spend a ton of money to get that acquisition & tried very hard to block it. A US judge in California ruled the FTC had a bad case. Microsoft & Activision merging only moved them to the 3r
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by adabyron 3y ago
This is the best take. Edge is a really good browser. It could use better privacy protection but it seems Microsoft & Bing want to make money off ads more than protect users privacy. It has really good reader mode & read aloud featu
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by adabyron 3y ago
I don't read Vice but a while ago I noticed every article that's been pushed my way from them has been a lazy take on tech, specifically AI. I had to ban the publisher from one of my news readers because every single day was a new
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by adabyron 4y ago
I thought this same thing. Then Covid happened & I was trying to get a PPP loan from my bank. Nope, nothing. A nice smaller bank not only took me out for drinks but also got my PPP loan approved in a very short period of time. That serv
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by adabyron 4y ago
Not sure if this is a business you're building out of this or an experiment. For real use for any of my customers, I would need to run this entirely locally. I think it's really awesome though! Curious what "enough GPU resour
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by adabyron 4y ago
I would like to take the devil's advocate approach & argue the opposite. Not because I believe it but looking to learn. If I go to your writing, I read it & learn from it. Your writing influences my future writing. We've b
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by adabyron 4y ago
This is an interesting discussion I would love to listen more to. Pagination (this site) vs a long list of all the titles (Paul's actual site). Which is better user experience? OP seems to suggest pagination for sites where new content
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by adabyron 4y ago
They become even more extraordinarily great lakes! Some believe this has already happened. https://www.greatlakesnow.org/2019/12/great-lakes-meteorites...
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by adabyron 4y ago
Produce over 100% from a variety of energy sources & locations, then sell the excess at a discount. This reduces the need for storage.
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by adabyron 4y ago
Prosper! That's the name of the place that took my poor money. This reminds me, I think the exchanges also used that borrowed money to allow others to borrow against it to hedge or speculate on big moves. Those people were for sure pay
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by adabyron 4y ago
The numbers are all over the place. Just an FYI, 10% in this context is APY or the return after letting it sit for a year. It's not 10% each transaction. I believe each cryptocurrency has their own fees & they're all very diff
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by adabyron 4y ago
The reasoning I understood was to provide liquidity of currencies, not money in general. So if I want to sell my ABC token for XYZ token, they are borrowing your XYZ token that you have gaining interest to make the transaction work. They ar
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by adabyron 4y ago
I got crushed percentage wise but only stuck a few hundred dollars in to P2P lending in the early 2000's before my state & many others made it illegal. I could understand the risk in that situation though. With Crypto, I'm not
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by adabyron 4y ago
These are 2 tips that are not shared enough with people wanting to spend a lot of time investing. They're sage advice from many very successful investors who have beat the S&P500 consistently for many years until they could no long
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by adabyron 4y ago
These comments are right on! Options are great, if you take the time to learn about them & spend time making very small bets with them as you learn. If you use them correctly, they can reduce your risk & increase your upside. I&#x27
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by adabyron 4y ago
I think the best fix I've heard is that their trades need to be digitally announced immediately (within a few minutes of execution). There are currently fines for not reporting that often get waived. Even if they did make the fines leg
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by adabyron 4y ago
Curious what others think. Would robot police allow police to be less scared for their lives & ask questions first instead of the fear that exists in some situations that cause them to shoot to quickly? Could this lead to a system where
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by adabyron 4y ago
Trying to understand in my head * Is Tesla so far ahead of competition that they are all trying to copy their playbook a decade after? * In a supply constrained environment, can GM pull this off being a late mover? * GM may have current adm

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