idkyall

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by idkyall 4y ago
Some sizable percentage of that is acquisitions as well though
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by idkyall 4y ago
>Even the E-cores draw more power than the M1/M2 cores. To be clear, this is also a product of the fabrication process and node size. Intel 12/13th gen are on Intel 7[1] - which is fairly old at this point, while M1s are fabric
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by idkyall 4y ago
As I understand it, FTX outside the US offered many exotic financial products: e.g. 24/7 traded Tesla stock tokens[1], leverage, etc., which I don't believe US based crypto exchanges are allowed to offer(Coinbase stopped offering
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by idkyall 4y ago
Correct, ideally it should always prompt for both the MFA and the password before failing
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by idkyall 4y ago
If you input a username and wrong password, in some cases, the service won't prompt you for your 2FA code. If you input the right username and password, it will then go forward in the flow and prompt you for the 2FA. I believe parent c
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by idkyall 4y ago
> Regarding the cost basis rest that is so people can upgrade their house without having to pay a tax bill. This is just deferring the tax not avoiding it. I think it's fine to allow this treatment for a home used as a primary resid
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by idkyall 4y ago
Housing in the US has gotten to where it is due to horrible laws effectively allowing total tax avoidance for landlords. Take some investment property. You buy it at some basis price, let's say 500k. You rent it out for 15k a year. Eac
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by idkyall 4y ago
It almost seems like the crypto space has, from my perspective, conflicting narratives: 1. Institutions/governments are bad, and manipulate currencies for evil purposes, Bitcoin is good because they can't manipulate it, etc. And 2
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by idkyall 4y ago
Coming from the financial services industry, I can say that this is a fairly typical job description for an entry level role, and as an analyst I did need most of these skills. The term "analyst" is usually the 'pay band titl
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by idkyall 4y ago
Well, you make a fair point, expecting to get rich quick is obviously unrealistic. I think people like me got caught because with Helium at least the basic economic premise of "you are being paid to offer your internet uplink/band
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by idkyall 4y ago
I think I'm most bothered by Helium lying about their corporate users. There is no longer a question in my mind that we need better government protections for consumers in the crypto space. Whether we ascribe their false marketing to n
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by idkyall 4y ago
At least in housing, this seems to be the case... In cities like Seattle, the DMV area, etc., I hear about price decreases and homes sitting on the market for weeks. Where I'm located(east coast LCOL area), we still compete with ~15 bi
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by idkyall 4y ago
The train comment makes me guess somewhere on the mid-Atlantic east coast: DC, Baltimore, Philadelphia or NYC are all fairly close together, and a train ride from NYC to DC I think is only ~3 hours
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by idkyall 4y ago
Here's a source referencing the UK stock market: https://globalfinancialdata.com/stocks-for-the-very-long-run... "Between 1692 and 2018, stock prices increased at an average rate of 1.87% per annum before inflatio
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by idkyall 4y ago
I believe they quoted me the same number recently. From what I recall this was dual purpose - letting you know up front this is the comp range, but I believe the recruiter also let me know that because it was algorithmic(75th percentile for
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by idkyall 4y ago
How many drives do you have in your server? Or do you just have very high power costs? I thought drives consume ~7-9w unless they're very high RPM. Maybe consider upgrading to a few high density drives? Hard drive costs have corrected
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by idkyall 4y ago
Well, the value that collapsed was the exchange rate of BTC to LUNA, which is now at fractional cents per coin after hyperinflation... They kind of gave a $3B liquidity exit for holders to dump their LUNA tokens into via the LUNA/BTC p
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by idkyall 4y ago
Well, those projects they showed really make me want to buy one even though I have no real use case for it. Seems like it'd be fun for hack projects or pen testing RF devices. In a more meta sense, I really like this new trend of gadge
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by idkyall 5y ago
>But if your TV streaming provider tells you have to use a certain version of Windows to consume their product, that's not considered acceptable to a good deal of people. This is already the case with Netflix -- 4k video content can
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by idkyall 5y ago
Personally, I believe in Crypto, but I'm entirely against Bitcoin. I think Proof of Work is a massive waste of energy, and I would be happy if Bitcoin went to 0, quite frankly. But nowadays, not all cryptos are proof of work based. Ple