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by almog 2y ago
Not just people but wildlife and plenty of them. Since the American Cheetah went extinct ~10,000 years ago, Pronghorns ("American Antelope") have probably not known a worse enemy than barbed wire across the American West which is
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by almog 2y ago
I'm very confused. If what OpenAI gets from that deal isn't cash flow, it is to either: 1. Condition users to use ChatGPT directly (outside Apple Intelligence) where they can either charge for a subscription, use your data or ma
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by almog 2y ago
Unfortunately it is unlikely to result in Altman's dismissal but imagine being fired from the same company, twice, in less than 12 months.
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by almog 2y ago
Exactly, which makes it the smallest post earnings price action in the past 4 quarters (last one was also smaller than the 4 that preceded it iirc). And today was the only one that had stock split. It'd have probably been even less tha
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by almog 2y ago
Premature to say what? It's an observation based on past earning reports that preceded earning calls. Even the peak 7% post earnings call (now 5.7% and probably a different number by the time I hit "reply") is a relatively sm
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by almog 2y ago
Of course, all earning reports occurs outside trading hours. In the past though, most of the price action following earnings happened in after hours trading. Again, it might change after conference call but that's just the way it'
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by almog 2y ago
I think it mostly just opens the door to retail investors with a smaller account. The announcement of a stock split by itself create that expectation and drives the price up.
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by almog 2y ago
Guidance should be out soon and it might change things a bit but so far, the stock barely moves (compared to past earning reports) even with stock split + dividend increase. This looks rather bearish.
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by almog 3y ago
https://archive.ph/2024.02.29-043027/https://www.wsj.com/tec...
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SEC Investigating Whether OpenAI Investors Were Misled(wsj.com)
137 points by almog 3y ago|53 comments
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"I Loved It... I Loved It All" – a film essay by Edward Abbey [video](vimeo.com)
2 points by almog 3y ago|0 comments
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by almog 3y ago
Ritalin. Leandro Panizzon first synthesized it and named it after his wife, Rita, who used it to treat low blood pressure.
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by almog 3y ago
Beat of course but on a percentage basis, this is the lowest EPS and revenue beat in the last 4 quarters.
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by almog 3y ago
CRDT
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by almog 3y ago
Right, it is somewhat configurable on Samsung phones, which is why I was so surprised when I realized it was less so on Pixel phones.
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by almog 3y ago
Read my previous comment. It's just a "smart" mode that gives you zero real control and won't work for my use case.
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by almog 3y ago
Yes, It does that based on some none-transparent parameters. For example, right now my phone will try to slow charge at night. However, charging at night is impossible for me as the temperatures are too low (10f is nothing unusual right now
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by almog 3y ago
I recently bought a Pixel phone after having Samsung for a few years. Immediately the one thing that annoyed me was the lack for both limiting charge as well as enforcing slow charging. Both not only are useful for long term battery life bu
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by almog 3y ago
Core came at 5.3% YoY for May 2023 and 0.4% MoM. It has been quite sticky, an seen little change compared on a 3 months annualized to May 2022 (5.3% vs 5.8%). It might as well be a dead man walking, in the zombie apocalypse sense of the wor
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by almog 3y ago
These numbers (from Nick Timiraos of the WSJ) highlights how sticky the core inflation is: Core CPI for May 2023 3-month annualized rate: +5.0% 6-month annualized rate: +5.1% 12-month change: +5.3% Core CPI for May 2022 3-m
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by almog 3y ago
Personally, other than school, (mandatory) military services (I really do not recommend that) and work (well, cannot recommend that either when I come to think of it), it's thruhiking (hiking a trail end to end continuously, usually ov
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by almog 3y ago
https://archive.md/8hdF5
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Treasury expects to run out of cash by June 5(nytimes.com)
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by almog 3y ago
On what hardware did you run it?
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by almog 3y ago
Even if this isn't based on similar questions that can be found online, a bug in existing systems usually wouldn't introduce itself by framing an isolated section of code. More often than not it'd be through indirection or a
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by almog 3y ago
This reminded me that Google Podcast search function clearly uses some kind of transcription index for its search. However, I wish they included at least partial matches as part of the search results (similar to how Google Books search work
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by almog 3y ago
According to the CDC, bleach is one of the recommended way to treat water in an emergency case: https://www.cdc.gov/healthywater/emergency/making-water-safe...
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by almog 3y ago
https://archive.is/sR5vU
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Idle Oil Wells' Next Act? Becoming Batteries for Renewable Energy(bloomberg.com)
1 points by almog 3y ago|1 comments
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A birthday that involves copyright infringement is an... Unhappy Birthday(unhappybirthday.com)
3 points by almog 3y ago|0 comments

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