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by drumhead 3y ago
It might be worth it for you, but how many people like you are there in the market? Not many I suspect. Most wont be able to afford it or will go for free options.
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by drumhead 3y ago
Advertising? Who's going to click on advertising that doesnt do it now? Subscription? Its useful but how many people will pay a sub for it, its not netflix or porn. Licensing maybe? Incorporating it into other products but the competio
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by drumhead 3y ago
There might be doubts about how it's actually going to make any money. A sense of reality is starting to force it's way into the capital markets maybe.
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by drumhead 3y ago
Bottle caps are probably more valuable than the Venezuelan currency at the moment.
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by drumhead 3y ago
Honestly? They've got to let the damage happen. Were in this mess because every time we got close to a recession the central banks would cut interest rates to keep the economy going, more money would get pumped into the economy and ass
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by drumhead 3y ago
People can dodge taxes, and the blame for spending cuts falls directly on the government which is politically dangerous to them. Raising interest rates is crude but very very effective, it's what crushed the high inflation of the 70s
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by drumhead 3y ago
The crackle, pop and hiss from a vinyl record is such a warm and comfortable sound, I can see why people would want to go back to something so imperfect after sterile digital.
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by drumhead 3y ago
For something of its size and potential its way too cheap.
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by drumhead 3y ago
This looks like some big bath accounting by Intel. Getting all the bad news out of the way in what was expected to be a bad year anyway. The next couple of years will be make or break for them, so Im expecting to see some good things coming
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by drumhead 3y ago
AI is the new moneypit for VC funds now that web3/ crypto turned out to be a bust. How many of these AI startup are going to make any money. Very very few.
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by drumhead 3y ago
Cry moar MS. If they think the EU is a more business friendly area than the UK, then feel free to move over there. I think they'll find that the EU is less tolerant of Their monopolistic behaviour than the UK would be.
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by drumhead 3y ago
No, but the EU and US regulators will look at the Uk's reasoning for blocking the bid and it may influence their own decisions.
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by drumhead 3y ago
It only relates to their activities in the Uk. MS would have to either comply with any remedial measures or just stop operating in there.
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by drumhead 3y ago
I dont see how development would be affected.
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by drumhead 3y ago
>non-existent on pc Hmmmmmmmm........
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by drumhead 3y ago
The split in EPL matches amongst different providers is because of the EU trying to stop one company dominating the broadcast of matches. They were trying to introduce competition but they didn't really think of how it would affect the
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by drumhead 3y ago
So what else do they do?
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by drumhead 3y ago
Luxury goods are and always have been high margin. Its a great business to be in. All car makers aspire to be Mercedes or BMW. All watchmakers want to be Rolex. Argueably all IT manufacturers want to be Apple, with its fat margins. For a no
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by drumhead 3y ago
All they ever do at IBM it seems is cut staff and product lines. Do they actually do anything of value anymore or are they just Redhat now?
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by drumhead 4y ago
It didnt make it to the mainland, it dropped off in the sea. But if had made hit land what would the response have to be?
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by drumhead 4y ago
I've got a few of the fountain pens mentioned. Without a doubt the best is the TWSBI eco. It feels nice in your hand writes so smoothly. I can see why it's so highly rated.
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by drumhead 4y ago
I tried the same question with Bard, and it got it right but it also gave me the following: Here are some other things to keep in mind when opening a glass door: Use your hands to open the door. Do not use your feet or other body part
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by drumhead 4y ago
I know how you feel. I'm not a lock in like you, I work and am relatively successful and well respected in my job, but I hate the stress and anxiety that goes with it and most days I just want to quit. I wouldn't kill my self thou
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by drumhead 4y ago
Why hasnt anything changed then?
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by drumhead 4y ago
What about something like copper for wiring?
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by drumhead 4y ago
Really? Who would have thought!?! Mass electrification in the timescale set out by most governments is not really feasible. A mix of technologies including hydrogen, more efficient internal combustion engines and transition over a longer ti
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by drumhead 4y ago
Show me a politician that is?
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by drumhead 4y ago
There isn't much accountability when it comes to the NYPD. They seem to do what they want and get away with it, and the public as a whole there don't really look like they care.
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by drumhead 4y ago
Investing in startups that make no profit is a risky business. The volume of money that's poured into tech startups over the last 10 years has been insane, anything that breathed was having money showered on it. It's as if risk co
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by drumhead 4y ago
It's like what happened to cinema musicians after sound on films was developed. They'll still need people like this but not as many. But then that's the nature of a technologically driven society, at any moment your job could

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