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deelowe
3y ago
Fair enough. I prefer Americano via the aero press so conical is better for me. I think espresso is better when made with flat grinders. Tomato tomahto... Trying both, I prefer conical.
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deelowe
3y ago
Agreed. That'll be the defense for sure.
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deelowe
3y ago
I don't understand how this doesn't open them up to massive liability but it's sort of an open secret that collusion is only illegal if you fall out of favor with the government these days.
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deelowe
3y ago
Conical burr grinders are much better. Kitchen aid isn't the only brand. I have a brazata encore that works very well and there's a good modding community for it as well. For example the burrs can be upgraded fairly easily which i
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deelowe
3y ago
Where I live, entire towns have sprung up around Amazon warehouses and the huge influx of workers this brought with it. If picking jobs are eliminated, this will be quite the change for those areas.
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deelowe
3y ago
And be the punching bag for the company when appropriate.
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deelowe
3y ago
The government printed the money. They are the issue. Corporations compete with each other for survival, they cannot afford to be altruistic and expecting them to be is totally naive
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deelowe
3y ago
I don't disagree, but we all need to strive to do better. Pleading with perceived corporate overloads to fix problems they are simply victims of themselves isn't helping anything. I'm seeing this trend more and more where peo
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deelowe
3y ago
What? I addressed your comment. I'll make it simpler: you are spouting nonsense. Spotify didn't "plan and execute" anything. The current situation was brought on by 2 decades of quantitative easing and then multiple blac
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deelowe
3y ago
Nonsense. You didn't address my point... Tech is disproportionately affected by rate changes (both inflation and loans/bonds), as it's the highest growth sector. High growth businesses are investing heavily in infrastructure
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deelowe
3y ago
I see this response a lot on these threads. Why is it so hard to accept that two digit inflation over the past couple of years and interest rates well above 5% could be a major factor?
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deelowe
3y ago
We could just as easily ask why would you use tubes for guitar distortion?
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deelowe
3y ago
Apples odm is foxconn
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deelowe
3y ago
Wouldn't this just incentivize ODMs to intentionally stonewall development so that they can then steal the patent?
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deelowe
3y ago
Luck is the combination of preparation and opportunity. Cuda has played a huge role in Nvidia's ML success. They were working on this for years before the AI wave took off.
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deelowe
3y ago
If agi is possible, whomever creates it is going to do their damnest to make sure no one else finds out for as long as possible.
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deelowe
3y ago
How does one convert a 401k into a pension?
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deelowe
3y ago
I think you mean "doesn't need to" and some see this as a problem. What happens over time to people's retirement funds as the real stock market shifts towards private investment.
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deelowe
3y ago
I suggest talking to a few doctors before lumping them in with the rest.
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deelowe
3y ago
That's not the same. Most in game music changes volume during gameplay.
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deelowe
3y ago
Related question. Why don't any games allow you to replace the in game music with something else? Is this patent encumbered or something? I figured by now, I'd be able to simply go into settings, choose an audio provider (e.g. YT
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deelowe
3y ago
The market opportunity is many of orders of magnitude larger than taxi/rideshare programs.
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deelowe
3y ago
This seems really dangerous. What's to stop top talent from simply choosing a different suitor?
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deelowe
3y ago
That's not true in the slightest. They too some risks* that didn't pay off but that's what happens when you do whatever you feel like. * - big picture mode - steamlink - vr integration (somewhat successful)
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deelowe
3y ago
Isn't that what ciso roles are for? They aren't real c-suite roles are they?
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deelowe
3y ago
Because Valve does whatever it feels like doing and honestly, I love them for it. I wish more companies would follow in their footsteps (e.g. not going public), but few have the luxury of being founded by someone who was already set for lif
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deelowe
3y ago
It's a bit too salty, but there are ways to address that as part of the prep.
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deelowe
3y ago
You just need motors large enough to break traction. After that, it's irrelevant. Doesn't seem impossible to me.
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deelowe
3y ago
Vintage board games are worth good money. The modern ones are made terribly.
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deelowe
3y ago
Might be a carrier thing.
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