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3y ago
What do you think it costs to make this? $5? less?
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3y ago
its a trojan horse - dont use it. AGPL license means that if you use this anywhere in your code you will need to make that code open source.
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3y ago
Do they define household? Same IP?
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3y ago
> It was the era of Reaganism and Wall Street greed, and art was now being marketed as an investment. Many gallery owners told customers a piece of art by the likes of Picasso, Miró, or Chagall would never lose value. There was a good in
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3y ago
What do you expect when you get a few 10s of millions of users basically overnight. Id take the more generous view which is what they have provided in a short time is very impressive.
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3y ago
But why? The page has lost all credibility.
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3y ago
I'm part of the problem. I always suspected my Uber ride was financed with venture money. So i always went with Uber. But i didn't think ahead to the fact that it would kill off the competition. What i don't get it is what th
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3y ago
On one hand, the engineer/data scientist in me thinks more data is good. On the other hand, having managed teams, this seems like major compensation for lack of performance measurement and goal setting. The reality is probably that fro
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3y ago
I rowed in a 4 and 8 in college. As we were a club sport, we didn't get much funding from the school. As a result we had numerous ancient watercraft with some newer boats in the mix. It was always a joy to get to row in the newer boats
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3y ago
Corporations serve a purpose - to organize human labor to fulfill a greater task that usually cannot be completed by an individual. So while I don't disagree that GPT-4 in the hands of a layperson programmer may suddenly turn them into
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3y ago
$300? De-minimis. The costs of you taking any legal action far outweigh the benefits. The best course of action is to cancel your card and check with your company that this blocks all recurring payments. It'll be a pain to reinstate le
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3y ago
Maybe it's not money that motivates some people? Money is just a marker of success in this game. The real achievement might be building a business or growing a product or out competing a competitor.
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Response looked a bit weaker than usual, so I was curious on the comment count on historical posts. Of course, comments can keep being added for 2 weeks before the thread is locked. May 2023 - 272 comments so far Apr 2023 - 592 commen
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4y ago
Another thing to consider gas is usually not metered individually, electricity is. So this just makes it more expensive for the average tenant in NYC.
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4y ago
> venting for fume hoods would be a nice baseline for New York. Yes! This would probably raise the air quality in buildings in general. I've seen studies showing that air quality has a direct correlation to test scores in school bu
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4y ago
Really cool. I tried one of the primitive technology videos: https://youtu.be/JsObuHO1tMA They are silent but have pretty good captions explaining what is going on. Seems like this site is also reading the captions.
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Fed says it failed to take forceful action on SVB
(bbc.com)
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4y ago
Also big in Beirut, fwiw. Example: https://www.instagram.com/steakcrush Halal as well.
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4y ago
Wouldn't it have been cheaper to fly them once a week, empty, for a few hours to keep them air worthy?
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4y ago
so if your main password is compromised, you're really screwed
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Sandwich MEV Attack Explained
(twitter.com)
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4y ago
Surprised it wasn't done earlier. Shoulda sold to redbox.com. How that business is still in business is beyond me. But I guess not everyone needs streaming. The sum total of streaming providers is probably more than what I used to be p
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4y ago
Or just charge per stream - like Amazon Prime does?
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4y ago
American declinism is a fantastic narrative which keeps propelling America forward. Never being satisfied and always wanting to do better is part of the American ethos. The linked article is the leader. I recommend reading the longer form b
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4y ago
You have to adjust for free float market cap. Companies need to be US incorporated. You have to be aware of share classes. For example both GOOG share classes are in the S&P. When it comes to tiebreak decisions, there may be 5 or so pot
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Yes there's an index committee comprised of humans. But the index methodology is public and when there are tie break decisions needed, they're fairly predictable. Another thing to think about is that most of the outperformance of
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The issue is that some active funds do beat the market... And they do consistently. But the buyin is high and the fees are above industry averages. So people look for lower cost active returns and fail.
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Would be great to be able to customize the randomness on the graph. Granted it's a hard problem to solve. I picked two unrelated topics and it seems like most of the bridge is obscure athletes and teams. Maybe excluding certain categor
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Snapchat is centralized. Also, I wouldn't call the Snapchat UI terrible. I would call it difficult for first time users. This creates a "buy in" effect with users... Lots of powerful tools have this concept, similar to the Bl
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4y ago
Mastodon and SSB have terrible user interfaces. Centralization still makes the user experience way better and smoother, a necessary condition for a network effect and mass user adoption. I don't see these products going mainstream.
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