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811.
by gruez 5mo ago
I have it enabled and turnstile works fine.
812.
by gruez 5mo ago
I don't care about the notice period. I care about how much severance I'm getting. I'd be fine with no notice if the severance was generous.
813.
by gruez 5mo ago
Why wouldn't it be captured? This is from the census, so it presumably captures units that aren't on the market.
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by gruez 5mo ago
>Businesses don't pay extra tax because they chose to met their needs at a greater-than-minimum cost. If my boss buys some reagents from Dave for $300 bucks instead of Bill's $200 offer, the company's not paying taxes base
815.
by gruez 5mo ago
Comparing $/MTokfor models makes as much sense as comparing $/ghz for CPUs. Models have different tokenizers and take varying number of "thinking" to get to a solution. A far better proxy is how much it takes to do a run
816.
by gruez 5mo ago
Anyone in finance should know that excel doesn't run out of letters (for columns) either. It just rolls over to AA, AB, etc.
817.
by gruez 5mo ago
>It doesn't matter if it costs me $4000 in rent, groceries, transportation, etc., to make $6000, I'm getting taxed on that full $6000. So if I spend $5000 on groceries because I'm eating wagyu steak and lobster everyday, i
818.
by gruez 5mo ago
>I would disagree, I think income taxes and inheritance taxes are morally wrong. So what taxes aren't "morally wrong"?
819.
by gruez 5mo ago
>it's also to discourage parking money in empty properties when it's one of the most expensive cities to live in and doesn't have enough housing Is that really needed when the homeowner vacancy rate is 1.3% in the New York
820.
by gruez 5mo ago
Great in theory, bad in practice. See for instance, the administration's obvious meddling in the CBS/Skydance merger.
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by gruez 5mo ago
>1. To protect ad revenue they make search results worse to increase the number of searches by making people refine their searches. This made people upset because search result quality went down. Why would this work? Were yahoo and askje
822.
by gruez 5mo ago
You really want to read the author's life story when searching for a recipe? Or wade through some content marketing plug for some vacuum cleaner shop in Albuquerque when all you want to do is figure out how to change filters on your va
823.
by gruez 5mo ago
>benefits from transport infrastructure So if I drive to work then it's fair game to be NIMBY when they want to build a light rail station? You might say "but even if you don't use it, it's reducing traffic so you&#x2
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by gruez 5mo ago
>Datacenters are not utilities in the same way and have a much narrower social impact. chatgpt has 900M weekly active users, so a significant fraction of the world population. Given that the user base probably skews towards rich countrie
825.
by gruez 5mo ago
> If you put a 1GW datacenter there, that is equivalent to full daylight, with zero albedo, 24/7. Hmm, I’d rather live at a considerable distance from just the dissipated heat. Doesn't this comparison fall apart when you consid
826.
by gruez 5mo ago
>If anything, the current shift is about bringing datacentres in that same category. But datacenters are hardly that? Sure, maybe whatever musk's doing with on-site gas turbines might qualify, but it's hardly representative of
827.
by gruez 5mo ago
>I went in expecting to find 'branch prediction'[0] GPUs do branch prediction? I thought they didn't bother and try to minimize wasted effort by using high amounts of concurrent threads?
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by gruez 5mo ago
? >API Services . If you use the API services, we will collect your IP address and the content (text, audio, video, picture) you submit to analyze the relevant instructions based on the model you select and to generate the returned conte
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by gruez 5mo ago
>Most predictions about the Trump tariffs from Trump and the people railing against them have proven to be hugely incorrect in both directions Really? Which ones? For the ones predicting economic calamity, they get a pass because they we
830.
by gruez 5mo ago
> Workers paid more spend more, stimulating growth at all levels. Economics 101. But per the original study, they didn't get paid more?
831.
by gruez 5mo ago
>You may need to retake economics 101 perhaps if you think raising a wage floor has a single predictable outcome in every scenario, which seems to be what you are implying. >It puts varying pressures on other elements in a dynamic sys
832.
by gruez 5mo ago
>Why is an anodyne factual claim an “extraordinary claim”? What makes that particular claim extraordinary? FWIW I tried to get AI to substantiate it and came up empty. Maybe it's not as "extraordinary" as "Obama was a
833.
by gruez 5mo ago
It's been creeping up even before the release of chatgpt. https://www.economist.com/content-assets/images/20250621_FNC...
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by gruez 5mo ago
>Repeat after me: Corporations and LLCs are not individuals. Corporations and LLCs are government creations. They are however, groups of individuals.
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by gruez 5mo ago
>TABLE 2. USER AGENT METADATA FIELDS (“CLIENT HINTS”) SENT AS PART OF YOTI’S AGE ESTIMATION METHOD As far as device fingerprinting goes, this is pretty tame, compared to what something like chatgpt does: https://www.buchodi.co
836.
by gruez 5mo ago
>Does anyone know if this is any issue for non-vpn users of datapacket.com? Probably not that much worse than other VPS providers with trashed IP reputations, eg. digital ocean, vultr, ovh. If you're blocking bots, the first thing t
837.
by gruez 5mo ago
Or tor browser, where all the features came from. You can also enable it on firefox with privacy.resistFingerprinting enabled.
838.
by gruez 5mo ago
The topic is vaguely interesting but I stopped reading a few paragraphs in because it's obviously AI generated.
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by gruez 5mo ago
This article is terrible. It starts off talking about high vacancy rates for commercial properties, then segues to talking about housing shortages. Vacancy rates for housing is definitely not in the 27% range implied by the article. They&#x
840.
by gruez 5mo ago
The premise (non-citizen) is in the question and doesn't need to be repeated. C'mon, this isn't grade school where you have to answer questions by first restating the question in its entirety.

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