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by ianai 4y ago
Buybacks were rampant through this era. Difference without a distinction.
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by ianai 4y ago
Remains to be seen how Powell and the current Fed perceive their joint mandate of low inflation/low unemployment. By indicators, the labor market is still resembling hermit crabs leaving shells empty anytime a shell gets filled with a
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by ianai 4y ago
Exactly my experience in ops as well across very different industries. Ops feels like a stain on my career at times, bizarrely. The past was no picnic, but I know there was better respect towards the workers in decades gone by. I remember a
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by ianai 4y ago
“Next year, 2023, will be my thirtieth year of Linux on the desktop, and the thirtieth year of being told it’s not possible to use Linux on the desktop, (…) Despite everything, it’s been fun. I’ve been lucky to have been able to take part o
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by ianai 4y ago
Do you just pipe that into a date set command?
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by ianai 4y ago
This being why I call oil “conflict fuel” and try to minimize my use as close to zero as possible.
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I hope she makes it out safely. Both of them.
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by ianai 4y ago
You just described a plugin for a text editor.
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S&P/Case-Shiller U.S. National Home Price Index(fred.stlouisfed.org)
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by ianai 4y ago
Here’s a Fed analyst policy briefing on market valuations today and going forward: https://www.federalreserve.gov//econres/notes/feds-notes/the... It’s an insight into how they’re thinking for one. For t
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by ianai 4y ago
Is there something to know to make the Linux desktop/modern GUI apps more responsive? Sometimes it just feels clunky. This is under gnome.
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But importantly US politicians are historically responsive to the voters. Presidents can’t hold office past two terms. It’s not perfect, but it’s sure better.
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It depends on the voting system in those countries. There’s a lot that hasn’t been mirrored in the newer democracies, too, like the Senate and Electoral College.
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Set aside what you wrote for about two weeks and read it. Reading aloud what you wrote, too. Emphasis on smaller sentences-less than 10 words on average. Never more than 20 words.
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The Russian people could impede or stop this if they were to seriously protest and rise up. Might even save face for the coming years. Save that, they all look complicit. Guilty.
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My suspicion is the housing market sorely needs investment forcefully pushed out of single family housing and (maybe/less convinced) cooperative apartment complexes forcefully pushed into market. There’s a single cooperative in my enti
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I think the Leaf actively manages the temperature of the battery pack for peak efficiency. Does anybody else? Hyundai? I’d like to see a world where there just are always plugs available. As ubiquitous as ICE gas stations or even in the str
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Ukrainians struggle to find and reclaim children taken by Russia(washingtonpost.com)
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“We will see more millennials quit the 9-5 to pursue some kind of passion. My guess is most will try to be an influencer.” But where do influencers get their money? Endorsements aka advertisements and straight from subscribers. We may alrea
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by ianai 4y ago
This is the sentiment we’ll see more and more as Russia continues its atrocious regime. The acts of the regime are being identified to the populace of Russia. It may already be a scarlet letter anyone Russian will bare for generations. Thin
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It’s going to fall within the scientific mission of JWST. So it could be exoplanet or even solar system atmospheric footprints that are hard to explain without biology. It did several observations of Trappist-1, for instance. Or even seeing
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by ianai 4y ago
We just might learn there’s life elsewhere in the solar system thanks to Rocket Labs probe of Venus. Possibly a few other sources for this too. JWST studies will begin pouring out results as the first one year lockup periods expire. There a
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by ianai 4y ago
This seems almost revolutionary coming from The Economist. It’s not quite “degrowth” but a discussion around similar political forces. “ Why has the West turned away from growth? One possible answer relates to ageing populations. People who
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How the West fell out of love with economic growth(economist.com)
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Typo in the first bullet point “ exchnage”. Otherwise a pretty good piece. Misdirection is a huge red flag.
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Which is clearly why they pointed out the use of the whole name of the service in both cases.
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by ianai 4y ago
I genuinely hope they consider a rename. I wouldn’t want to use software with such a sleazy connection. It could have been “OAITokenizer”.
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And the name implies there’s a connection. Which is problematic.
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For long term effects, ask the long term drinkers of it. Sounds like you may have family who have drank it for a long time. They’re way better as a guide (with significant noise) as to what you could expect. This is of course not scientific
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Web has always been about the hot new thing. It was part of why I left-in 2001.

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