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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Its also strange that while solar systems built wait years for grid capacity, this much extra energy is being planned..
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
I'm also confused.. Why does a generic AI company that helps coding as one of main offering get deeply in bed with one tech stack I mean would it have made sense to acquire golang if it were on sale?
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
You need get a bunch of accountants to agree on what's profit first..
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
There's lot of anecdotal chatter and also mainstream media coverage on this.. It's a genuine concern. But bigger issue is in USA where general jobless numbers are lower, with several sectors facing shortages, why is there the issu
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
I don't "know" that's why I said guess. I doubt if they'll ever say this. Even in today's USA. But there's enough SM comments to make a guess.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
IIRC Mark Andreessen once said colleges esp ivy league ones, simplify the job of recruiters by acting as filters. Saves them the bother. So they attached lots of value. I guess that's true even now but in a perverse sort of way. As mar
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
It'll be kind of like OTA Autopilot updates that can recognise corner cases like a big white semi trailer?
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
What's the use case here? Mobile that can use Linux instead of Android? Is that possible?
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Can I move there lol.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Yes this is my understanding.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Yes but if at the end of tax year you end up with overall loss, that's what should matter.. Not that you pay tax on each profitable transaction but not set off loss making ones. See separate point re losses that happen next year that&#
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Not aware of any country that refunds if you lose money next year. Even carry forward tax losses have limits..
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Yes I understand the part about events across tax periods.. It's common everywhere, not aware of any jurisdiction that refunds.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Article seems to suggest if you make gains but lost them later you still need to pay tax on the gain?! That's strange..
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Been going there since mid 90s, not that often recently. Seen it change and yet stay the same.. Not cheap anymore but ofc not comparing to Singapore. Issue is getting around.. For a city of that size + national capital, public transport opt
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Think the author's case is extreme and so is his remedy.. For most that drink 3-4 cups a day or so there's no need to stop imho. There's numerous benefits that keep appearing in medical lit, including protection vs atrial def
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Thanks I'll check out for my 840. Didn't know about this.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Just an update...learning something thanks...installed fwupd and it said something about disabled service. Ran fwupdmgr (thanks Google) and it lists a whole bunch of hardware on my laptop as "device with no update found", included
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Sorry for mixup. I have both but in this case I was referring to Dell latitude not HP Elitebook. I'll check on the point you have made, see if I can update bios. Thanks.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Its not uniform across domains. For example in Singapore or Hong Kong if you ask someone's height it's CM but flat apartment area or price is psf. Ounces are unknown. I guess it's same in India.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Yes in a large country it could be regional variations.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
I mean updating it. Often the update are just windows only.. For example I've had this dell Elitebook where I've installed Debian wiping out Win. While on windows system prompts Bios update practically every week but been years in
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Bios is an issue for most laptop under Linux not just arm.
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
In India, decades after metric, many will only understand feet and inches for height, length etc.. Think it's the same in many Asian countries, though some have moved on. But miles has gone out of fashion. Pounds too..
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
These two entrepreneurs have changed so much.. Musk and Bezos... To think that at one point USA had to rely on Russian engines!
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Thanks.. Trying to understand the issue bit better if you can bear with me.. Let's say you manage to install some cloudfare equivalent in your Vps so your hands are clean. That still exposes the provider systems up to that point, eatin
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Do providers offering VPS have a layer of protection against such attacks? It might overwhelm their routers etc too?
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
If it's not like those rare earth ( or watch movement saga with Swatch) that China will simply refuse to supply to other OEM, old car makers like Ford, Toyota with brand image and solid engg in rest of car making can just buy. Maybe th
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Yes it was that plus iirc another by Nissan as well. One site reported Chinese are walking back on some of the more optimistic claims and now it's 2030+ not next 2 years. By then I guess Na ones will be old news. I too felt Japs were t
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by kopirgan 11mo ago
Does look as if ssb are close.. Esp Japanese ones.

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