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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Thanks. It sounds you are talking about mostly market-rate sell orders? I tend to use limit type orders to sell at a price I'm happy with. Usually right near what the stock is currently hovering around. I.e. if it's hovering betwe
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
>(And no, that earlier 120Gbps figure isn't a lie.) Is that 120 Gbps or 120 GB/s as the previous poster stated? 120 GB/s is on the order of DDR5 throughput - I doubt we have any kind of cheap cable tech that can carry that
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Pretty sure if I downloaded and compiled Tcl/Tk 7.6.x source code on a modern Linux box, it would run my Tcl/Tk 7.6.x "system monitor" code from 1995 or 1996 just fine.
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Same here.. I'm usually driving some conglomerate of my first 3 cars (all VWs) - MK1 Jetta GLI, MK2 Golf GTi 16v or VR6 Corrado (or sometimes a Scirocco which is related to the Corrado). And gear shifts are like 30-50cm long, and then
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
I gotta say.. I'm way out of my depth on that one. As a guy who's mostly put some 401K $$ into index funds, and has the odd RSU/ESPP stock to sell - will any of these be an issue when I sell some of them later? I've only
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
I usually stay off X. The number of sycophants in that thread is alarming. I don't want "apps on demand" that change when the AI training gets updated, and now the AI infers differently than yesterday - I want an app the bank
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
I think Microsoft has some kind of product that can help you Recall what you were working on?
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
I agree. There's an old saying: those who want to become president (leader of a country) should in no way be allowed to do so.
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
>Sounds like they’re doing with pens in Maryville what Tesla did with the Model S in Fremont. Hopefully without all the illegal toxic waste dumping, forcing people to work during quarantine and ignoring crazy homophobic / racist env
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
I don't use, and barely passed that circuits course using partial differential equations. But at least now I have some idea of what they are, and where they are useful. I also don't use Fourier transforms much, or Taylor or McLaur
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Yes, this. Study (in my case computer engineering) but work in co-op (multiple 4-month internships). Graduated ready to be hired by several employers.
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
MBAs
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Non-profit doesn't mean the board/CEO/etc aren't getting paid HUGE salaries..
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Maybe I am using some (use mostly firefox at home on my Linux box, other than when streaming certain sites where the picture is better on chrome) - but I can't think of many "new" FFox features I actually like, going back to
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Stop selling Windows 7 so much.. As a 40-year veteran of tech, "latest web features" are usually a red flag for me more than anything.. More spying, more PII selling, more addiction attempts, etc..
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
I mean, I don't work with python all the time, but at work, it's the #2 language.. And the whitespace stuff is the most annoying part of it by far.
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Lots of people would be willing to take a paycut to WFH.
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Agreed - I find I have very little creativity / vision (maybe too hard on my ideas), so I prefer to work hard for someone else, and let them get a ton of $$ in exchange for generally steady work and a pretty good life, all things consi
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
The other factor to consider: no two autistic people are alike - one doesn't necessarily have the SAME native language as another - they're just both different from neurotypical. (I have a daughter on the spectrum) Imagine visit
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
If LLMs are as good at coding as half the AI companies claim, if you allow unvetted input, you're essentially trying to contain an elite hacker within your own network by turning off a few commonly used ports to the machine they'r
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Untrusted content + exfiltration with no "private" data could still result in (off the top of my head): -use of exploits to gain access (i.e. privilege escalation) -DDOS to local or external systems using the exfiltration method Y
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
The problem is there aren't many of those in the wild. Only a subset are intelligent, and lots of those have hitched their wagons to the AI hype train..
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
I mean.. if you can still find the archives (pretty sure they're out there, but getting harder and harder to find), I have my name on lots of usenet posts from the 90s. But I'm pretty sure all my BBS posts, GEnie posts, etc from b
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
And how much of the work that they did will be out-sourced to private contractors at 5x and cost+ rates, lining the pockets of right-wing donor's corporate coffers?
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
And whose fault is that? Hint: one party has specifically focused on eliminating ANYTHING resembling bi-partisanship..
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
They do say that the US is a country where people will happily spend $10 to ensure no one gets $1 they weren't entitled to..
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
He also says multiple times that "this felt like me" and "I loved living this life" and the FBI agent says, based on their experience, he had no remorse.
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
This. I want LESS Meta in my life, not more.
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
More frequently connected to your friends, so more ads can be sold to you and them, and more data collected to sell to other advertisers / surveillance forces? Doesn't sound all the great to me.. If it was open source with zero tr
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by hn_acc1 1y ago
Would you have to give Meta a non-exclusive license to every work generated using it as well? HARD PASS.

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