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SF's AI boom can't stop real estate slide, as office vacancies reach new record(cnbc.com)
66 points by koolba 2y ago|111 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
Spending corporate money on non corporate expenses would be fraud. You can’t do that regardless of the tax rate. What this does allow for is carrying over profits from year to year for small businesses that operate on a cash accounting bas
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by koolba 2y ago
The real answer to all of this is scrap the corporate tax rate entirely. It’s only 6% of the total revenue the government takes in anyway. The main payers are not these large corporations, it’s the little guy who can’t retain earnings year
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by koolba 2y ago
Nah we would download 128kbs files, and then reencode them as 16kbps to octuple the number we could fit on our Diamond Rio.
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Survivor of Parkland school massacre wins ownership of shooter's name in lawsuit(yahoo.com)
11 points by koolba 2y ago|3 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
> Taxes on producers inevitably get passed on to consumers. And just like any tax on consumption, it would have an outsized effect on lower income consumers. That’s not necessarily wrong or unintended, but it’s the reality of any program
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by koolba 2y ago
Ah! I didn’t realize that. My new hot take is that sounds like a terrible idea and is effectively giving full control of the user’s browser to the polyfill site.
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by koolba 2y ago
It absolutely would work if the browser validates the SRI hash. The whole point is to know in advance what you expect to receive from the remote site and verify the actual bytes against the known hash. It wouldn’t work for some ancient brow
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by koolba 2y ago
> If I access memory I didn't allocate the OS shuts the program down. The real problem is when you access memory that did allocate.
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by koolba 2y ago
It’s always a scam because money is fungible and unless the underlying asset itself is held by a separate entity, you’re always at the whim of the party in power.
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by koolba 2y ago
> I’m saying we should legalize the giving away of all books, but must rearrange society to ensure authors and all people still have the support the previously got from the existing system. There’s no way to implement this without taking
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by koolba 2y ago
> Y'all … thinning … Kind of gave it away there.
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by koolba 2y ago
Anything that doesn’t use default exports.
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by koolba 2y ago
The timeline posted by Certik is interesting: https://x.com/CertiK/status/1803450205389402215 So they found the bug, tested it with a series of increasing amounts, and then 8 hours after the last “larger amount te
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Gavin Newsom wants to take smartphones out of schools(politico.com)
92 points by koolba 2y ago|209 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
> Decades ago when I was a bartender, it was common practice for your "reference" to be a buddy who would pretend to be the manager at your last restaurant. There’s a great clip of an Aussie radio show doing a prank like this.
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by koolba 2y ago
Is the cover image itself generated via some ML model? The old guy in the middle is missing substantial parts of his arm. The box right by him also has some artifacting in the corner.
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by koolba 2y ago
> Shareholders also approved a proposal to move Tesla’s corporate registration to Texas, a reaction to what Mr. Musk and the board perceived as unfair treatment by Delaware courts. The move will have no effect on the Delaware case. The m
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Tesla Shareholders Approve Big Stock Package for Musk(nytimes.com)
9 points by koolba 2y ago|3 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
For context (that of course is buried far from the title), Kaspersky is a Russian company and Apple, being an American one, is subject to the embargo and sanction list of the USA: > While Kaspersky is a multi-national company, it was fou
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by koolba 2y ago
Except (young?) people are idiots and mistakenly think the bad behavior is the source of the genius rather than just hitching a ride.
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by koolba 2y ago
Every time I’ve watched that video I wonder what it would have been like to be in the audience and correct Feynman that 8x7 != 16.
953.
by koolba 2y ago
At some point the frog does jump out of the pot.
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by koolba 2y ago
The local internet connection is a necessary but not sufficient part of accessing any hosted service. More importantly, the service itself has to be online.
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by koolba 2y ago
The JIRA example is a funny one. It’s like a workshop with a broken clipboard. Imagine not ordering a replacement one because there’s no task (written on said clipboard) to order a replacement.
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by koolba 2y ago
> The plot, prosecutors said, was simple: members of the Make Money Online (MMO) team would purchase crime proceeds via cryptocurrency at a discount and transfer those proceeds into bank accounts held by entities affiliated with newspape
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by koolba 2y ago
Yes exactly. All things being equal, I’d rather higher someone who’s going to dedicate his entire life to the soul crushing work he will be assigned.
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by koolba 2y ago
> The problem isn't standardized tests, it's that leetcode questions are about having the time to have learnt the answer beforehand, rather than raw ability for problem solving. This sounds like you want to penalize students wh
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X updates policies to formally allow porn(thehill.com)
4 points by koolba 2y ago|1 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
They added a new fixed fee to cover this exact situation. Even if you do not use any power you’d be billed that fixed fee every month.

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