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by hehehaha 6y ago
It’s not if you’re retail but there are signs to indicate that professional traders drummed up retail over on r/wsb without any disclosures.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
This is right on the money. Retail traders are getting used either way and both ways.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
The question should be can you get re-infected via SA variant. And what’s the mortality rate on re-infection? At this point, you have to assume vaccine rollout is too slow to catch up with the spread.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Those are high-margin value-add features. I agree with you. I want a car that drives and nothing else.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Yes, you’re right if you get _paid_ $6.5K per month.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
$75k is nothing in the US. It’s the bottom end of living wage. Edit: $75K is basically two people working at proposed min wage with moderate OT. $3000 per month with even laughably low $1K mortgage would leave you with just enough for famil
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by hehehaha 6y ago
r/wsb is not mostly retail. I can tell there are people from shady hedge funds doing pumps there. And they’re all breaking securities law by doing that without disclosures.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
This is great but the pandemic triggered a permanent shift toward WFH which undoubtedly will drive down total miles driven. In addition, car ownership is increasing. I wonder how all these dynamics will play out in coming years.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Think of it as a cable subscription. When you bundle a whole bunch of articles, it’s easier to up charges due to volume and perceived value.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Why is that bad?
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Well it could disincentivize others from keeping things open sourced or making meaningful contributions.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Yes that comment really stuck with me. Because in many ways cloud (in current form) wouldn’t exist without OSS licensing in general.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25833781
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by hehehaha 6y ago
I am not so sure about this. I think they should certainly allow emergency access to shut down all access but not necessarily give access to a trusted party. Life can change quite unexpectedly.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Wow! Almost want to make Windows App now just for fun.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Well AMD should be worried about both Intel and Apple. Competition with deep pockets.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
It appears INTC is serious about correcting the wrongs and doing it right. I’d be worried if I am Lisa Su at AMD.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
I am certain there are many more planets inhabited by carbon based intelligence similar to ours. In fact, I believe they look very similar to homo sapiens and that they too are in search of extraterrestrials. Based on rough math we are nowh
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by hehehaha 6y ago
I really feel for all the prosecutors who worked so hard to catch these criminals.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
VC is basically selling their rolodex. And to be honest that’s why most c-suite gets paid into the millions. In other words, it’s gatekeeping.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Thanks for that info. I knew about Baidu and Alibaba repos but I was more curious how open source was culturally perceived.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Couldn’t you randomly insert common objects to 3D renders?
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by hehehaha 6y ago
If anyone is looking for a reddit unbundling idea, it has to be a secondary market place that’s integrated with Reddit. There are a couple of half baked ones but the opportunity is there. Solving the scam issue alone is going to be a big fe
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Can someone point me to a significant open source effort spearheaded by China? Is Open Source active and embraced among developers in China?
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by hehehaha 6y ago
I really like the part where you can train the ML models using 3D models. So you can train it indefinitely. That’s the meat of this project imo.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Or just have them in Lego stores. People come and hand off their buckets. It sorts and bags them. Emails you the inventory which you can upload to bricklink to purchase missing pieces, etc. It’s really a great solution and gets people in th
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Sooner rather than later political borders will be meaningless. Not because of some altruistic social movement but purely due to necessity for survival.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
I agree with you!
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by hehehaha 6y ago
I think it would be cool if Lego can install sorting machines in Lego stores. What a great way to increase foot traffic.
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by hehehaha 6y ago
Watch the video. He mentions it by name.

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