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cjbgkagh
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9mo ago
I have had numerous enquirers from India but no sales, it was such a waste of time that I geoblocked the whole region.
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It is clearly a deliberate choice to send the signal of conforming to a particular type of non-conformance. It’s a costly signal because most people will see it as having the emotional maturity of a child, it signals to others that given th
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10mo ago
There is a place for a cheaper 5v tolerant microcontroller, but that’s more of a commodity space and probably not worth competing in for most.
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10mo ago
Perhaps a foot pedal? Maybe Adafruit could make one.
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10mo ago
Here is a joke that explains it https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=A85ipUgy5B4 Doing great deeds does not give him nor anyone else a licence to lie.
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10mo ago
Compensation is the easiest way and probably the most essential. It is hard to maintain a good culture when your best keep getting poached away with large sums of money. If Microsoft was the only game in town then sure they could get away w
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I think uncompetitive compensation is the dominant factor in Microsoft’s decline. Up there with stack ranking. They claim that it’s 30% cheaper to live there but then they go and capture most of that 30% for themselves. It is my opinion tha
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It’s a largely dysfunctional org creating largely dysfunctional software, I.e. Conway law. Dysfunctional orgs tend not to be capable of fixing themselves, especially without external threat. Satya Nadella, like many CEOs, seems mostly inter
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10mo ago
The decisions reg UI frameworks are largely due to internal political conflicts, mostly between DevDiv and Windows.
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Give them a chance, I’m sure they’ll add new issues in one of their monthly bios updates.
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10mo ago
In your hypothetical you are asking that if I was a lier would I be ok with it. One would have to presume that I wouldn’t be a lier if I wasn’t also ok with it. I am neither a lier and if somehow I had lied I would also not be ok with it an
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10mo ago
Yes
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It hurts those with debts more, they have to pay a higher interest rate than the wealthy and with things being more expensive they have to borrow more. Wages don’t keep up with inflation. The problem with large redistribution initiatives is
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10mo ago
Somewhere cheaper, I expect the downturn to present as things generally becoming too expensive to afford so I got a jump on reducing expenses. If you want to be in startup culture SV is still the place to be. I didn’t like it because of all
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An internal reform would look like the catholic reformation. There was hope that having an external adversary like China would spur the US into self reform to save itself but it appears that our leaders have now figured out that despite rec
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Perfect was not the bar that was set. Elon can be the richest person in the world and a lair at the same time. It's about what kind of person lies about being one of the best gamers in the world when clearly they're not. This is o
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In many ways electing Trump was a reaction to the corruption, but of course instead of getting less of it voters got more of it. That’s why it’s so hard to turn the ship around, profits from corruption are reinvested into more corruption.
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Elon has done sufficiently impressive things which is why it’s sad that he has to make up a whole bunch of new things to try to impress people. Being the richest man alive is not enough he also has to be the best gamer as well. If he lies a
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That’s why it’s extremely important to remain mighty. The US is in serious decline and I don’t see them turning that around anytime soon.
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10mo ago
Perhaps catering towards TikTok experiences, help them make the videos that they then share with their friends. ‘Pic or it didn’t happen’ has now been replaced by ‘TikTok or it didn’t happen.’ Is it possible to enjoy something without there
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The US is a completely different country compared to what it was 100 years ago, or even 50 years ago, and economic policy is not the only thing that has changed. It appears that you see ‘progressive solutions’ as an answer which I would exp
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Many things work just fine right until they stop working, our current strategy of blowing ever bigger economic bubbles has worked for a long time and I expect it will continue for long time. It has the very stable property of enriching the
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I’m pretty sure no-one has argued that a gold standard would prevent economic disasters. That sounds like a straw man. My understanding is that there would be more of them but the individual and cumulative impact would be far less. You can
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10mo ago
Aircrete is far too fragile and will not hold tolerance. There is a shit towards ultra high performance concrete but that’s a completely different material.
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I’m pretty sure they’re keeping that as ‘research’ to avoid other teams from getting involved and suffering the same fate. I think Jax is pretty neat but haven’t had the chance to use it in anger.
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They dropped the ball pretty hard with tensorflow.
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The depreciation would be amortized to cover more than one person. I only travel once or twice per week, it cost me less to use an Uber than to own a car.
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Ah yeah, you got me, I do get a bit triggered by boomerisms. As a millennial I could already see the ladder being pulled away and was luckily enough to grab on to the bottom rung. Young people are so ready to burn down the system that they’
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Good luck with that. There is a generational conflict coming, and in many ways it’s already here. At some point young people are going to be asked to pay more in taxes in order to bail out social security and it’ll radicalize them more than
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Minority shareholder rights, you can be sued for not maximizing profits see Dodge v. Ford Motor Co. (1919).
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