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bilekas
1y ago
Absolutely, companies who remain stagnant will fall behind if they don't offer something as good as or better than competition. Only shareholders who are concerned about "guaranteed income" regardless of its sources will not
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1y ago
But there is once you remain competitive, if the reason for people staying on your platform is because they're locked in for 3 years then you're not offering a good enough service as others. This opens the market to competition wh
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1y ago
It's absolutely not, the ARC line is not a threat in any way to nVidia, it's to get it's feet into the CPU market without the initial setup costs and research it would take to start from scratch. They will be dominating AMD n
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bilekas
1y ago
This really wasn't a surprise, nVidia has seemed to be itching for a meaningful entry to the CPU market and when intel's CEO started undoing all and any future investment in the company it was clear everything was being setup for
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1y ago
Some people also eat rocks, it doesn't mean it's common or even a good thing to do.
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1y ago
Absolutely agree with you, which is why I appreciate them, it's just so wild to see what the priorities are across the fence! To be honest, I imagine their bike shedding is way more interesting.
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1y ago
I want to clarify my answer here as I made it seem a bit more nonchalant than it is, there is definitely some technical training that needs to be done to dive deeper, as you say no recreational scuba enthusiast should just try it. There are
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bilekas
1y ago
> President Joe Biden said on Monday that the Nord Stream 2 gas pipeline would be halted if Russia invades Ukraine and stressed unity with German Chancellor Olaf Scholz as the West rallies to avert a war in Europe. Halted.. Absolutely, p
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1y ago
> No, "normal" humans don't dive to 80m deep, where the explosion occurred. This simply isn't true, I myself after a technical advancement in my PADI to be certified on a rebreather went >80m many times. It's
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1y ago
If you have some more actual evidence outside of assumptions I am absolutely willing to hear it out. I just won't sit here and say "Must have been the US" without any insight.
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1y ago
No. This was alleged to be taken out by Ukrainian special forces in order to twist Europe's arm, which is a good thing in the end, but so far as anyone knows it had nothing to to with the US. Until I hear anything proving otherwise I w
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1y ago
> However the quote on its own is not necessarily true without further qualifications as mentioned above. It's absolutely true, you're accessing an unauthorized account. All law enforcement need to do is ask you, did you access
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1y ago
> Prayer can do amazing things, including curing homosexuality. Money can do a lot more things, including inducing hypocrisy, double standardism and blindness.
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bilekas
1y ago
I don't use Shopify so I don't know the nuances but isn't that your responsibility? Also seems a little off topic to the article ?
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1y ago
If it's anything like dotnets change the void params are still a valid input.
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bilekas
1y ago
I'm so glad I dont work with UI/UX. All of these type thought experiments seem so banal and futile to me, that said I'm glad there are some other people taking care with it all.
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1y ago
Maybe I'm missing something but you can't separate you're session and authentication with a different subdomain? Eg. My session on corp.paypal.com would be locked down to solely corp.paypal.com. From a practical sense, what d
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1y ago
Can't wait to try and get this greenlit at work.
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1y ago
I really don't like react but I can understand for huge projects and maybe multiple teams it creates an opportunity to have to good standardisation around the framework you create. But ask yourself how many react projects "need&qu
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1y ago
Have you any reasoning for saying 15 years ? I read the article, the number 15 isn't even mentioned. Edit : It's you again, no need to tell you to ignore my question.
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1y ago
I really don't like entertaining discussions that are in bad faith, but the Iraq WMDs comment has bothered me. The UN themselves said it was unlikely Iraq had them. So while you clearly have your biases, at least double check them befo
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1y ago
Right but the article says that it applies the same to those with autoimmune issues..
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1y ago
I've heard of this a few times but I still don't quite get it.. It's just the only hard enough part of the body that won't be rejected but won't the autoimmune issues persist? It's really incredible this has be
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1y ago
I just recently picked up a 32 inch curved 1440p screen and it's awful, for that size I should have realized I needed a 4k. Text is horribly pixelated and when looking dead on it feels like the aspect ratio is closer to 4:3 or somethin
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1y ago
This is absolutely by design. But hey it's okay, your tips wont be taxed anymore so don't worry about all their billions that are being hoarded. [0]. Just keep scraping by working more hours and maybe just get a second job. Those
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1y ago
> Also lol for linking the BBC. To me it's like linking Radio Free Asia or the New York Times and pretend those are freedom fighters. It's not really when the reporting is reporting what was done. But here's some more arti
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1y ago
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1y ago
You find them to be, do you have any insight that would help us understand your point ?
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1y ago
I get the impression this is not a 'serious' question of what you need but more of a review of both products. I have to say, for such a small telescope, that Seestar S50 is a very attractive little thing. And for that price, I
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1y ago
> We have all sorts of ad tech collecting huge profiles and yet where is the demonstrated harm? It's simply down to lack of consent, other tech companies will do the same, after you agree to intentionally over complicated TOS'.
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