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by dageshi 5y ago
If the operation you currently operate is made significantly more complicated to design and run due to seismic issues and you have the opportunity to start from scratch in a location which doesn't have those issues, why wouldn't y
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by dageshi 5y ago
You have a point for sure I'm not going to complain if it actually makes graphics cards available.
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by dageshi 5y ago
I feel like in about 4 years time there's going to be a massive bust in chip prices from massive oversupply based on the plans for chip manufacture around the world?
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by dageshi 5y ago
yeah, it's a weird complete lack of ambition from google which I kinda didn't expect. Like, can they not see the potential of building this type of gaming tech into youtube? Maybe even behind youtube premium to begin with. There&#
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by dageshi 5y ago
They all learned from MS. MS tried to buy Netscape but didn't offer enough and got turned down. So MS set out to use its position to boost its own browser instead, anti-trust followed because it was obvious MS was using its position to
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by dageshi 6y ago
These people likely believe they are getting in on a trend that's comparable to the internet/web pre 2000. They're getting in on the ground floor of something that has the potential to drastically change a lot of things. The
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by dageshi 6y ago
https://youtu.be/VIgcpbN7xfM?t=4597 I don't think it's marketing. It seems like the people who were scalping sneakers/graphics cards/ps5's have added to the already existing lunatics who are into Po
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by dageshi 6y ago
Thank you for writing this up.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Just a thought, perhaps it's something to prevent scraping.
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by dageshi 6y ago
The only company operating at cost to provide vaccines ends up being the whipping boy, no charitable deed goes unpunished eh.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Microsoft low balled Netscape when they tried to buy them and then set out to crush them anyway with IE, it was largely seen as bullying behaviour. Google/Apple don't really do this, they buy what they see as promising companies w
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by dageshi 6y ago
They will if the practice becomes common place. Advertisers will know what percentage are just skipping automatically and reprice the spots value accordingly.
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by dageshi 6y ago
The point from most of the comments seems to be, if unemployment is enough to live on and the alternative is a job you don't particularly want to do, then there's no incentive to do the job you don't want to do? If UBI just r
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by dageshi 6y ago
I would call the second or third person copying what he's doing "cheap", I wouldn't call what he's doing cheap.
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by dageshi 6y ago
When I was travelling around Asia around 13-14 years ago I came across this map of Yangshuo https://www.alamy.com/stock-photo-china-guangxi-yuangshuo-or... One of my favourite maps, the picture doesn't actually do it j
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by dageshi 6y ago
I look at that and think "I would get cramp immediately and be in absolute agony".
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by dageshi 6y ago
The part of the audience that drives the market certainly don't have a problem doing that it seems.
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by dageshi 6y ago
I wish something like that would work for me. I would immediately begin to analyse what counts as a task. I'd set myself tasks, realise they're much more difficult than I thought they were and realise there's no way for me to
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by dageshi 6y ago
The chinese leadership/official position is that Taiwan is part of China. They don't want to invade and retake it because they want TSMC's chips, they want to retake it because they think it's a rebellious province that
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by dageshi 6y ago
Well the situation in the article seems like a good example, you think the female ceo should swap with the male co founder. You're invested but not massively and you've not really known either for years.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Genuine question, if you were a man in that situation, what would you do?
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by dageshi 6y ago
Cause they made a ton of money on some equally daft idea in the past?
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by dageshi 6y ago
So you're saying we should avoid paywalled content, irrespective of how good it is and encourage ad supported content instead because those are the only two real alternatives. And no, to pre-empt it the mythical "micropayments&quo
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by dageshi 6y ago
Genuine question, because I'm not from the USA, do people get receipts for their tips?
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by dageshi 6y ago
It's a form of direct taxation. In most of these countries officials literally officially get paid $50 a month as their salary. But their position allows them to directly "tax" people in the ways being described here. Their b
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by dageshi 6y ago
Are there helicopters capable of lifting a fully loaded cargo container?
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by dageshi 6y ago
In the UK we vaccinate for whatever variants of the flu are circulating every year, Corona is going to be the same. I've heard experts widely state that since the pandemic started.
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by dageshi 6y ago
He really went for it didn't he? A bit lower and it'd be toast
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by dageshi 6y ago
There's probably some law on the books that says the City has their own police force and rewriting it opens up a whole can of worms nobody wants to deal with.
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by dageshi 6y ago
Top Gear was the most popular tv program in the world for some number of years, not a surprise a lot of people were familiar with Sabine.

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