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carlivar
4y ago
Trust is easier than LLC and many people should probably have a trust anyway.
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carlivar
4y ago
Why do that when treasuries are over 4% and exempt from state income tax?
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4y ago
I agree. As an exercise, consider who has more impact over your life: Joseph Biden or Jay Powell?
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4y ago
I tend to think of communism as a comparison. Aren't proponents of "agile" similar to those saying "we've never had real communism"? Both have manifestos. I think there are certain systems that make sense and c
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4y ago
I wonder if there's a whole new generation of engineers that don't realize this? After all, how would they know about co-location if only ever using the cloud? We already interview ops and network slanted candidates that don'
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4y ago
Time to play chess in a Faraday Cage.
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4y ago
What does the far right government have to do with the "inevitable collapse"? I'm not choosing sides but if the prior government's policies have led to this moment I don't see the logic here. I can imagine there are
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Was it necessary to do that? A stability problem elsewhere?
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4y ago
I'm surprised the article didn't mention that BART is the only train in North America on the uncommon 5'6" gauge. This is another factor making parts and equipment more difficult to source.
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4y ago
I remember there was a talk at Defcon that hypothesized: if you want to murder someone and get away with it, hit them with your car.
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4y ago
When was this? As a kid in the eighties, there were few unique bricks. Squares, rectangles, varying thickness. Maybe two types of wheels and tires (these were prized above all). I wonder if the specialization of bricks since then has contri
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4y ago
What do they use?
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4y ago
Sounds like it's only a matter of time until Amazon removes the ISBN and ASIN from product pages.
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4y ago
How many pandemics in your lifetime?
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4y ago
If the utilities are allowed to build more capacity or charge higher prices. I think both of these require government permission.
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4y ago
It's for our own good within a flawed system. I believe America should have more nuclear power. Politicians need pressure for this, especially where I am in California. Pressure on the electrical grid is political pressure. If that tra
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But that can also be true. Global economic stuff is out of China's control so how better to hide it than with something where they are in control?
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4y ago
I don't believe this in a majority of my brain, but the thought has crossed my mind that China's draconian COVID response is to hide their real estate collapse and other macroeconomic problems.
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4y ago
Yep. I uninstalled it. Can we go back to Flickr?
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You keep saying things like that, but from your comment history you seem to be a huge Musk fan, so color me dubious. So what data do you have on 1) the best engineers and 2) their preference for Musk as boss? Yet more tantrum like behavior
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Perhaps I phrased it poorly. The inference seems to be Google using this data for their gain (beyond operational needs). Is there any proof of that? Or is my inference incorrect?
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4y ago
Can anyone provide proof that Google records this (for Google, not as network telemetry for cloud customers)?
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4y ago
Are you a developer? Everyone knows the last 10% takes 90% of the time. Though in this case I would say the remaining problems in FSD become exponentially more difficult the closer to 100%. Why am I critical? Because Elon Musk reminds me of
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4y ago
No, self driving cars are as hard as expected.
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Seems like current sky-high energy/electricity prices may put a damper on this.
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Who's going to conduct the top-down reevaluation?
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4y ago
If you have a Marantz receiver/amplifier, this is also a good place to start: https://irebuildmarantz.com/classic/html/restoration.html
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4y ago
You were probably occasionally downwind.
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4y ago
No, some still require a menu/GUI for something as simple as cycling inputs. LG, for example.
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4y ago
Or subject to recall. Which is what just happened to San Francisco DA Chesa Boudin.
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