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3y ago
On his point about multi-monitor setups is there any reason a usbc connection couldnt be used for each monitor? I've used a usbc-hdmi connector for years for a single monitor. Seems like it would just be a matter of having enough ports
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3y ago
Agreed, this has a really interesting effect on smaller businesses which may not exist in 5 years. Sure the S&P500 it's unlikely many or any of them go bankrupt in the next 5 years, so they at least know they can _eventually_ write
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3y ago
i believe their point was about the statistic, but its also roughly the case that the salary/value of jobs created < jobs lost here > While the headlines have been filled with news of layoffs in tech, the vast majority of jobs in
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3y ago
i agree. I think LLMs may more likely be responsible for these jobs never coming back. ie, in the past jobs would come and go with the cycle, but now some fraction (maybe 1/1, 1/2, 1/3) of them will not come back ever because
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3y ago
the cost of borrowing that $10M has gone from 0.25 to 5.5 a 2100% increase. If inflation is above 4-5% then sitting on the money will lose purchasing power. Fear of depr/rec-ession means the products you build might see 0 traction as t
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3y ago
Given the number of times the government has been shown to be corrupt or criminal in the past, does anyone ever consider if declassifications and FOIA requests might actually just be met with even more propaganda/lies? I'm curious
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3y ago
All those shoulds are value statements which are not universal law. They're opinions about what constitutes fair.
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3y ago
even in your linked examples Fair queuing boils down to a fairness measure which themselves are defined for certain properties. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fairness_measure
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3y ago
> or at least roughly the same chances to be worked on. Says who? What if B pays 10000x what ACDE do combined? What if B pays for that capacity? What if B was silent for the 10000 seconds prior? And is now bursting their load just like A
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3y ago
btw "fair" is an entirely subjective and unproductive way to describe a system. There's simply properties and priorities. Many of us have learned fair to mean a great variance of things. From per capita equal load, to you get
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3y ago
> You know, fellow authors: I’m often interested in what you have to say. But not interested enough to pay for it. Another thing to know is that engineers are notoriously cheap. For whatever reason we'll pay $100K for a degree, but
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3y ago
One PSA - Please file for unemployment! The government won't be as incentivized to help you until you're their liability ;) In the US we've seen labor force participation decline which allows governments to claim unemployment
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3y ago
Here in Austin my usage cost is about $8-16 of a >$100 bill once you include all the fees, mandates etc. Meaning I can only swing my bill by about $8 by lifestyle choices.
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3y ago
a charger like a trickle charger? Or do you mean a warmer (like diesels have those battery blankets) ?
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3y ago
> power outage mayhem in pretty much any location where lines aren't buried. at least in austin a big part of it was a failure of the power companies to respond to tree/line interactions long before the storm. People reported t
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3y ago
It's more likely that it's the company making weird regional pricing. And the price in Canada likely is lower due to the Government negotiating for the lower price. Just my guess.
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3y ago
> You need entrepreneurship, competition and risk taking. Canada has had this in the past and IMO has faltered more recently. RIM/Blackberry (ie pioneering elliptical curve crypto), Smart boards, Canada ARM for space, Candu reactors
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3y ago
I've long thought the tar sands/ SAGD should be powered by nuclear waste heat. That could easily create a bunch of extra capacity and increase the net barrels produced. A first hit on a google search illustrating what I'm tal
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3y ago
Reported on Layofs.fyi - https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/11/24034124/google-layoffs-e... https://www.theverge.com/2024/1/11/24034124/google-layoffs-e... https:/
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3y ago
To me the most interesting comment I heard on the "practical ai" podcast[1]. One of the guests pointed out that 2021 might be the last year we can have AI train off of, because the internet is about to explode in AI generated cont
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3y ago
I have to say I think it's more stemming from the court of public opinion's reaction to inappropriate content for kids[1] and also laws that protect kids online. [1]: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/
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3y ago
You can have fun with Wireshark https://www.wireshark.org/ Depending on the details in each of the layers[1] you might be able to spoof traffic towards it to trick it things. you may need to try MITM the certs/key exch
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3y ago
While obviously it can veer off into the morbid and obscene, anyone remember "dramatic reenactment" labels on true crime TV in the 90s? (maybe before too) But I do think there's a space for communicating with impactful re-ena
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3y ago
> the business receives the stock correct. Hence my wording > and then award themselves options to re-dilute It's not that executives receive the bought back stock, but that their stock based compensation plans result in no net d
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3y ago
Reminded me of another point on the board for Kho, He was smart enough to grab a billion in 10yr bonds at like 3% which was genius for the growth rate (if you can grow money at 10% then you should take every penny you can get below that).
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3y ago
No. Stock price requires higher per share values. One can continuously grow a stock if they reduce the shares outstanding. That being said iirc buy backs have notoriously all gone to executives. Essentially they buy back, and then award the
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3y ago
I truly hope it's not the divide and sell that activists have been pushing for. The time to sell to CRM or ADBE was during pandemic highs, now both those are probably more interested in AI hype. I think AWS or another cloud provider wo
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3y ago
This is not specifically about Jeff in any way, but no, it's not a CEO's job to be a celebrity. It's their job to allocate capital in a superior way (relative to the investors desires ie how much beta, and to marginal opportu
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3y ago
can you source major shareholder? The doc I found said 3.7%. https://www.theinformation.com/articles/twilio-set-to-lose-s...
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3y ago
I'm somewhat on top of the stock, here's my not financial advice take: 1. Growth rate slowed such that valuations had to come down (went from inevitable overtaking of Salesforce in size, to decades of growth required) 2. Environme
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