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by dehrmann 11mo ago
> The newer pennies are not really worth the effort as they are mostly zinc. They're still worth $1 per lb., and you have to destroy them, anyway.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
And Nvidia has a target on its back right now. It's priced like it's the only game in town, but AMD, Google, Meta and Intel have varying degrees of competing chips for AI use.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
Do you not just shred them and send them to a scrap metal processor?
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
I've been listening to Marketplace less because of stories like this. The half cent went away, the penny went away, other countries have discontinued currencies. You keep accepting pennies and you round when people pay in cash. At some
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
The problem is these small customers never drive enough sales to bother with—you're better off investing in a feature for a large customer. And by the time small customers get large enough to need things like complex permissioning, the
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
I researched this a bit and found there really is no standardized "cup of coffee" for research purposes. Even for volume, I've seen it range from 6 to 12 fl oz. The main mechanisms of action are caffeine and flavonoids, and t
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
Route 53 is one of the few intuitively named services they offer.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
Whether or not this is the case for this particular study, I wouldn't be surprised if they end up being miracle drugs that reduce everything from heart disease to liver disease to cancer through weight loss and reduced alcohol consumpt
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
Manufacuring might have been a viable path out of debt after WWII, but it isn't right now. If you look at Germany, its manufacturing sector is in decline, and this is the country's strength. China's outcompeting it. Not only
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
> This idea that a large amount of representatives can’t govern is plainly false. Design by committee is a well-known failure mode. I'd argue that once the size of the house (or maybe one party's seats) gets past Dunbar's
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
So the senate is sort of a house of lords?
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
But 5,000 representatives can't run a country, either.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
Was there every a real clean bill offramp available early in the shutdown? I think the Democrat's mistake was as much as they were backing a popular policy, they didn't have the "clean bill" high ground, the Republicans
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
EC2 is sort of a ceiling price.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
https://www.cvs.com/learn/health/vaccines-immunizations > *FOR FREE FLU SHOTS & 14 NO-COST VACCINES: Select vaccines at no cost with most insurance. Eligibility varies by patient and insurance plan. Eligi
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
I think you're seeing how the ACA mandated free vaccines, so the $300 gets billed to your health insurance, then your insurance negotiates it down to $30. If you don't have insurance, it's the sticker price.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
This reminds me of how pre-LCD console games don't look as intended on modern displays, or how vinyl sounds different from CDs because mixing and mastering targeted physical media with limitations.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
True, true.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
There are two ways of reaching AGI: smarter AI and dumber humans.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
Hacker News doesn't like to hear it, but remote work is a big part of this. All that effort convincing management you're just as effective working remotely was also a collective sales pitch to outsource your role.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
I'm torn because I probably do want to know what new, relevant features are, but I opened the app for a reason, so I want the tour to get out of my way so I can do my work.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
Is this interpretation right? There are parallel runways, and the plane departing on the runway on the right turned left, into the path of the plane departing parallel on the left?
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
This might explain the zeitgeist that new models feel same-ish, despite model developers saying they're getting spectacularly better.
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by dehrmann 11mo ago
My grandfather always said "there's something to be said for a good coronary." He was in his 70's when he said it, and his point was that he had a good run, and there's an argument for going out while things are sti
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by dehrmann 1y ago
They forked PHP into Hack. They've diverged pretty far by this point (especially with data structures), but it maintains some of PHPs quirks and request-oriented runtime. It's jitted by HHVM. Both Hack and HHVM are open-source, bu
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by dehrmann 1y ago
Anything at scale. 1% across FAANG is huge.
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by dehrmann 1y ago
I had a fit issue with Airpods Pro 2 in my left ear. It would always pop out after 20 minutes of rowing. I tried different ear tips, but none of them really worked. ANC is only medium-important to me, so I'm using Airpods 4 with ANC. C
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by dehrmann 1y ago
There's a whole lot that number doesn't capture, but broadly, U-3 is roughly flat and in the traditionally healthy range.
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by dehrmann 1y ago
I'm sure this was in the works long before last week's outage, but it's certainly a bad look. The industry broadly knows how Amazon works; I'm sure a few AWS customers are looking and wondering if it's finally bitin
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by dehrmann 1y ago
It got this way because 99% of people are happy running what's in the app store, and the security protections are more valuable than being able to run arbitrary code. Linux as an answer doesn't address the needs of 99% of people,

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