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451.
by linotype 2y ago
Going into the office still sucks even if it’s right next door. The noise from open office floor plans isn’t healthy.
452.
by linotype 2y ago
Right? Or a second hand desktop for $300 and put a $300 3060 in it and get even better performance. So many options.
453.
by linotype 2y ago
Exactly. It doesn’t matter how much you work out if you’re eating in excess of calorie burn, which is just too easy to do.
454.
by linotype 2y ago
Separate question: are there any new startups out there writing code primarily in Clojure?
455.
by linotype 2y ago
Agree completely. Author is probably in his/her late 20s or 30s. Let’s see how they feel after working another 10-20 years.
456.
by linotype 2y ago
> Let's just face the facts, the Scandinavian governments, and the Scandinavian people are just smarter than americans... Citation needed. Norway has a population of less than the Bay Area, a massive sovereign wealth fund due to oil
457.
by linotype 2y ago
Like I said, it’s absurd that they even mentioned it without anything to substantiate it.
458.
by linotype 2y ago
The article itself says it’s totally unsubstantiated but feels the need to spread the misinformation anyway.
459.
by linotype 2y ago
forget it
460.
by linotype 2y ago
Now do wages and taxes.
461.
by linotype 2y ago
Still a layoff even if people are paid to go away.
462.
by linotype 2y ago
Sure, they’re probably a great vehicle for a mid-40s CPO/CMO.
463.
by linotype 2y ago
Well this kind of comment didn’t take long to surface on this post. Ooof.
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by linotype 2y ago
I miss the Internet of the 90s because every page I visit today has a pop-up asking me if I want to accept cookies. It makes browsing the open web a jarring experience. Why the EU didn’t require an ability to do global opt-opt while forcing
465.
by linotype 2y ago
> I find it interesting how in american corpspeak "uncertanty" pretty much always means "our lawyers can't find a way to avoid this law without getting caught" ^^ What does “american” here mean then?
466.
by linotype 2y ago
What’s strange is to say it’s only an anerican issue.
467.
by linotype 2y ago
EU companies dodge and bend rules all the time. See: VW, AirBus, etc.
468.
by linotype 2y ago
Even if it was legal under the EU at the time? Maybe Ex Post Facto only applies in the US.
469.
by linotype 2y ago
What does "illegal" mean? Why is it in quotes? Did they break the law or not? If they didn't break the law, if they adhered to the deal they negotiated with Ireland, isn't this a dangerous precedent? You can just ignore
470.
by linotype 2y ago
Looks like they’re already sold out of the first batch. It’s so frustrating to get into the FPGA scene, the Analogue Pocket sells out quickly as well. Guess I’ll stick to emulation.
471.
by linotype 2y ago
Maybe describe your company and tech stack here and leave an email address people could reach you? It seems like there are people looking in this thread.
472.
by linotype 2y ago
Probably related to Brexit right?
473.
by linotype 2y ago
Outside of the trades, what would be some practical uses for thermal imaging?
474.
by linotype 2y ago
Those are all links to symptoms, not causes. > 80% of households with older adults—or 47 million of such households—are financially struggling today or are at risk of falling into economic insecurity as they age. I mean, of course people
475.
by linotype 2y ago
Well, I did provide data showing they can save but don’t, see the graph.
476.
by linotype 2y ago
Yes, because many people choose not to save. While not everyone could save $100/month (double the amount I mentioned), almost everyone over the age of say 25 can. This was attainable for the majority even 40 years ago. Again, Americans
477.
by linotype 2y ago
Median US retirement savings for those entering retirement (65+) is around $200k. This generation had the largest wealth expansion in human history. That’s about $500 saved per year for 40 years at 9% inflation adjusted return (easy to get
478.
by linotype 2y ago
I have to imagine the C-level employees at TSMC have an exit strategy involving private planes if that were to come to pass. At least I hope they do.
479.
by linotype 2y ago
Don’t worry, savers will be made to bail them out one way or another.
480.
by linotype 2y ago
What’s the point of acquiring a company and then just laying almost everyone off?

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