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2y ago
what?
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> At some point the only lever left to pull is outright banning of foreigners. That does not follow at all. If you look at the actual densities Barcelona is 1/3 as dense as the densest city in the world. There is plenty of room to a
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Tesla Shareholders Vote to Uphold Musk's Pay Plan
(wsj.com)
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Your definition of monopoly contains a reference to "monopoly", so I am still not sure what your definition of monopoly is. It sounds like it is something like "big company that charges a price you think is high". Why do
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Here is the definition of monopoly: "the exclusive possession or control of the supply of or trade in a commodity or service." There are other huge players: AMD and Intel. Additionally Google and Amazon are producing their own AI
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Melinda French Gates Is Resigning from the Gates Foundation
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2y ago
"the machine"? What is "the machine", the economy?
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FTX Creditors Will Be Repaid in Full, Crypto Exchange's Estate Says
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Texas A&M Qatar campus to close by 2028
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Kingdom of Saudi Arabia pledges US $500M to protect children from polio
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Oracle's Jump to Nashville Surprises Austin
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I hope ideas like "regulators break them up" never come true. I'll never understand why people crave the destruction of productive organizations. Android has been a stunning success. Valuable for consumers who enjoy the platf
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2y ago
aren't they doing those things?
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2y ago
Billionaires can't even stop NIMBYs
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3y ago
What kind of question is this? He is working on a JavaScript/TypeScript runtime not building a communication product. Why would you run to him to solve your pet grievance with Discord?
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3y ago
Your comment makes no sense in the context of the article. Please read it before making such claims.
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FTX Founder Sam Bankman-Fried Sentenced to 25 Years
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> a commercially developed language in that its developers are clearly incentivized to add more features. Do you have any evidence this is true? Most programming languages are developed either by a company (C#, Java, Swift, Go) or heavil
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Better video for mobile RTC with AV1 and HD
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What do you suggest? Kneecap the most competent company executing in AI hardware to help laggards compete?
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Did you read the article? He explains the motivation for the change pretty clearly.
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Saudi Arabia's Non-Oil Revenue Hits 50% of GDP
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Racial equity in physics education research
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Sam Bankman-Fried Calls for Shorter Prison Sentence, Citing Autism
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What does the market cap of the company or the founders net worth have anything to do with the unit economics of operating a streaming business? Netflix, Hulu and others are all exploring charging more or introducing ads. Does that not fact
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Leading Semiconductor Industry Players Join Forces to Accelerate RISC-V
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Tencent Sheds $46B in Market Cap After China Proposes Online-Gaming Curbs
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California Faces Record $68B Budget Deficit
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"You'd think we had enough of those already, but no.". The market determines when "we have had enough" not some arbitrary limit imposed by a current resident.
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Intel to place US$14B orders with TSMC, says report
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