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by khurs 3mo ago
It's not Group Think I would say, more capitalism. SpaceX has all the big name banks and VCs and investors involved. So the banks know that if they don't fall in line, the VC's may not select them for future IPOs/make th
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by khurs 3mo ago
You didn't say where you live, and what kind of waste. Is your separated into general/food/plastic/cardboard? As often it's the plastic bin that overflow if families are not cooking from ingredients but buying read
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by khurs 3mo ago
First I heard of Qubes was when Edward Snowden endorsed it https://www.qubes-os.org/endorsements/ https://xcancel.com/Snowden/status/781493632293605376
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by khurs 3mo ago
Perfected multi-touch touchscreen Before that we had touchscreen but they sucked. --- 2002: FingerWorks makes advances in multi-touch technology 2005: Apple acquires FingerWorks and its patents 2007: iPhone launches
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by khurs 3mo ago
Thanks, wasn't aware of IC+.What kind of volume is needed to be eligible do you know?
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by khurs 3mo ago
>There were a million cell phones before the iPhone took over the world. You have tripped yourself up there. iPhone took over as it introduced something innovative over standard phones, but then Open Source (Android) matched the multi-to
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by khurs 3mo ago
1.5% - 3.25% + 20p https://stripe.com/gb/pricing
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by khurs 3mo ago
>Privately held Stripe is among the industry's most valuable companies. It was valued at $159 billion in a tender offer for employees and shareholders in February, a more than 70% jump from a similar share sale a year earlier.
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by khurs 3mo ago
The future is direct payments without middlemen. So consolidation of these legacy players is not unexpected - their revenue whilst sizeable is going to continually decrease every year as people use cards less (Many countries have/are
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by khurs 3mo ago
Cursor users are used to having multiple models from different providers XAI wants people to use it's own model.
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by khurs 3mo ago
Slightly over subscribed would say yes, but vastly over subscribed indicates they went too low?
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by khurs 3mo ago
Will be interesting to see if Elon regrets only floating 4% [0] of the company at the IPO and not more seeing as it was over subscribed. [0] https://www.businessinsider.com/spacex-ipo-spcx-stock-free-f...
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by khurs 3mo ago
>SpaceX has also increased the price of its Starlink Aviation equipment to $200,000 per business aircraft, up from $145,000 last year. ouch.
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by khurs 3mo ago
> Note that the objection is as much to the abruptness as the scale of the price increase. When companies buy a service, they normally agree a bespoke contract for 5 years or so and a fixed price for additional units, often with an optio
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by khurs 3mo ago
There will be many price increases seeing as: -SpaceX raised $75bn in the IPO which will only last so long for a loss making high capital requirements company. -Then $25bn via bonds which have an annual interest rate repayment of $1.46 bill
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by khurs 3mo ago
Funds often have institutional investors. Many of them Pension Funds (i.e. ordinary every day people) and when the institutional investors signed up, they didn't do so expecting Nasdaq rule change.
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by khurs 3mo ago
quick search: https://www.justetf.com/uk/search.html?search=ETFS&assetClas...
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by khurs 3mo ago
Yes Index and other funds are forced to buy as their contractual mandate is to follow the index or methodology set out by the fund.
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by khurs 3mo ago
The financial press failed to run headlines damning the SpaceX IPO, or all the ongoing false promises Elon makes. And now they report that investors, many of whom are their customers, are suffering...
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by khurs 3mo ago
Perhaps its a intentional back door? NSA/FBI puts a git.exe in GitHub for a target. Target pulls the repo and it executes the payload. As Cursor is/was based on VS Code, does it happen in VS Code too?
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by khurs 3mo ago
Lenovo sale was decades ago. IBM could have bought a pc company in 2022 when ChatGPT came out or anytime since. But strategically they decided against a Hardware play and went for software: 2022- ChatGPT released 2023 - IBM buys Manta Soft
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by khurs 3mo ago
> In the last few weeks of June, we saw clients shift their quarterly capex spend toward servers, storage, and memory purchases to secure supply-constrained infrastructure ahead of expected price increases. This dynamic impacted client b
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by khurs 3mo ago
Really? How ironic
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by khurs 3mo ago
More so, as he put the word probably in too. >"...probably only a few short years away."
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>The state currently has more than 130 data centers, according to Data Center Map, compared with more than 600 in Virginia and about 500 in Texas. Texas is physically larger and 'business frienedly' so suspect they will be get
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by khurs 3mo ago
On the STEM side, yes no doubt he is a lot smarter than me. But as per the documentary of his life, he is wholly focused on AGI and will remain unfulfilled if he, or indeed anyone else, doesn't achieve it within his lifetime. https:&#
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by khurs 3mo ago
>This is a pivotal moment in human history. Artificial General Intelligence (AGI), a system that exhibits all the cognitive capabilities the brain has, is probably only a few short years away. There is a heatwave in London, perhaps Demis
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by khurs 3mo ago
> I considered using an RSS reader, but with advances in LLMs, I am wondering whether anyone uses an LLM for this reliably. If RSS feeds are available then perhaps do that and get the LLM to read those if its too much info, rather than l
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by khurs 3mo ago
Have you checked the network request and response? Is it as per non-tor
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by khurs 3mo ago
So 13 x $200 a month? Probably makes sense for you to buy GPUs or online server with gpu If not, just ask someone else to create a account and you pay for it and use the login p.s. 13 is a unlucky number as you have found out.

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