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by junar 5y ago
Sounds like at least Amazon doesn't view this as taxable income. > 3. You may not sell, license, rent, or otherwise transfer Promotional Credit. Promotional Credit may be applied only to your own AWS account. Promotional Credit has
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by junar 5y ago
Not who you replied to, but it's consistent with basically other source I can find. I'm inclined to believe that the root for year is indeed different, based on the suggested cognates in other languages. https://www.mer
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by junar 5y ago
Japanese borrowed it from Russian. https://kotobank.jp/word/%E3%82%A4%E3%82%AF%E3%83%A9-30248
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by junar 5y ago
I'd nominate "casual" and "cadaver". The Latin cadō root had multiple meanings, like "fall", "die" and "decay". So while "cadaver" is obvious, "casual" took a circ
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by junar 5y ago
It's mostly Africa. The presence in Vietnam and the rest of Asia has declined. https://qz.com/africa/1428637/french-is-worlds-fifth-spoken-... https://languagesinconflict.wordpress.com/2014&#x
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by junar 5y ago
CS 181W/182W is pretty close to a required class for a Stanford CS major. There are "Technology in Society" and "Writing in the Major" requirements, and taking one of those classes is the simplest way to satisfy bot
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by junar 5y ago
This actually exists: it's called "statutory employee". But according to current regulations, only a few specific types of workers can be classified this way. https://www.irs.gov/businesses/small-business
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by junar 5y ago
For the record, other tax software does this type of rounding too. Unless you have really small lots, it shouldn't make a big difference, and I wouldn't worry about it. If you do have small lots, you can consider doing the summary
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by junar 6y ago
No, generally desktop chips and laptop chips are entirely different products. For example, none of the Zen 3 AMD desktop chips have integrated graphics, while all of the laptop ones do. And with the way semiconductor fabrication is done, I
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by junar 6y ago
The article (and presumably the parent comment) is talking about desktop CPUs. Laptop chips are generally soldered onto the motherboard, so you don't buy them separately.
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by junar 6y ago
I think those are too mainstream for this article. From the looks of this, the products mentioned would be niche even to a Japanese audience.
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by junar 6y ago
I wouldn't count on it, the motherboards are also currently catered towards system integrators. > The vendor, when asked about on-shelf availability, said that they don't particularly plan on doing a full retail packaging, but
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by junar 6y ago
Shows up as $39k to me? It was limited to $36k last year, which wasn't much better. http://web.archive.org/web/20200415230846/https://apps.irs.g... Perhaps the agreement is that only some software
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by junar 6y ago
I agree that they should not wait, but wanted to point out that P620s use Threadripper Pro, which has a different socket (sWRX8) and came out several months after the sTRX4 Threadrippers.
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by junar 6y ago
I switched to side mouse buttons a few years back, probably around the time Chrome made this change. It's been great: my hand is on the mouse much of the time. On top of that, almost all of the time I click back, I want to either scrol
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by junar 6y ago
I mean, I'm not a fan of the charge either, but proactively buying the unlimited data plan is only dozens of dollars more, not hundreds. https://www.xfinity.com/learn/internet-service/data
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by junar 6y ago
This article uses tax estimates that are likely too low for many who can possibly max a 401k. It doesn't mention state income tax at all, despite the vast majority of states having one. It doesn't mention that funds can distribute
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by junar 6y ago
I thought mini-PCIe isn't a thing anymore on desktops? As far as I'm aware, they generally use either 1. M.2 cards 2. Full-size PCIe cards (WiFi+Bluetooth combo cards, the Bluetooth part may actually connect to an internal USB hea
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by junar 6y ago
Did you have access to another computer? You could have probably saved a few bucks by making a USB instead. https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/create-installat...
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by junar 6y ago
If you mean the 660p/665p, I think even those SSDs are not worth it. The Kingston A2000 uses the same SM2263 controller, is about the same price, but uses TLC NAND instead of QLC.
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by junar 6y ago
A more realistic setup is Stockfish on a 4+ core CPU desktop, or maybe on a modern smartphone. GPU chess engines aren't as useful to the majority of machines without a high-end card.
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by junar 6y ago
FYI, Charles Schwab was founded in the 1970s, and they were one of the first discount brokerages created after financial deregulation allowed for low-cost trades. https://www.sfgate.com/business/article/The-genesis
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by junar 6y ago
As mentioned in the linked thread, Safari already does this. You still get the full URL when you tap open the URL bar. Personally, that's worked perfectly fine for me. I generally don't tap the URL bar just to look at it: only if
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by junar 6y ago
"E" can also be a surname or given name in Chinese. It's pronounced like "uh" in English. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/E_(surname) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cai_E
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by junar 6y ago
李 is typically used as a surname. At least in Mandarin, there are other Chinese characters like 丽 (for females) and 力 (for males) that can be spelled Li/Lee, and also used as given names. For example: https://en.wikipedia.or
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by junar 6y ago
That must have been a really long time ago, if you're listing Toshiba and Sony, which are both gone from the laptop market, and had a tiny market share for many years before their exit.
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by junar 6y ago
Yes, they chopped off the next word he said, "wasted". The title should have used that word instead.
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by junar 6y ago
Nintendo devices seem to be generally poor at supporting networking standards. The DS did not support WPA or WPA2. The Switch does not support IPv6.
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by junar 6y ago
It seems like "Kirk" is believed to be some other individual. From the complaint against Sheppard: > On July 21, 2020, federal agents executed a search warrant authorized by U.S. Magistrate Judge Alex G. Tse at a residence in t
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by junar 6y ago
The founder is an MBA student. I would infer that the Stanford MBA program contains many students who have made a decent amount of money, and they are comfortable with spending a chunk of that to make a lot more in the future.

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