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by metaphor 3y ago
> Gitea and Forgejo have this functionality [0]. I must be missing something...how is what you linked to relevant to the feature(s) that the parent is alluding to again? Surely you're not referring to Gitea WIP marking, which soun
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by metaphor 3y ago
> The most obvious failure is linearly polarized light output. That's not a failure of the display module per se, but a dealer handwaving "suitable substitute" without authority while failing to satisfy a performance req
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by metaphor 3y ago
2012. Title asserts "research suggests" yet neither cites nor mentions any actual research while quoting commentary from a social magazine article. This is low quality fodder for gossip.
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by metaphor 3y ago
More precisely[1]: - all households, all ages - 1950 = 3.37 - 2022 = 2.50 - family households, all ages - 1950 = 3.54 - 2022 = 3.13 [1] https://www2.census.gov/programs-surveys/demo/tables&
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Intel Announces Termination of Tower Semiconductor Acquisition(intc.com)
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by metaphor 3y ago
> I don't know anywhere else one can get a risk free return equivalent to a 10y bond. How about equivalent risk-free return, even better yield, upside potential, optionality...and you don't need to be a federal employee to pl
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by metaphor 3y ago
That's nice but entirely irrelevant. If you were 100% allocated in TSP G Fund and Treasury yields spiked across the curve, your account balance never goes down and you could withdrawal the entire amount at any time without losing a sin
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by metaphor 3y ago
> Most of my bonds were in the TSP G fund (zero risk, 10y treasury yields) with a little in short term bonds. You're clearly confused. The TSP G Fund[1] is comprised of 100% nonmarketable short-term Treasuries specially issued to
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by metaphor 3y ago
How'd you figure? Looking at the S&P 500[1] over the past two years relative to today's close: Aug 15, 2023 Close = $4,437.86 Aug 15, 2022 Close = $4,297.14 Aug 13, 2021 Close = $4,468.00 1-yr Return = +3.3%
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by metaphor 3y ago
https://archive.is/BUVyo
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by metaphor 3y ago
That's a hard sell for those who work in companies that prohibit dependencies on free 3rd-party web services to discuss business confidential ideas in an unsecure way.
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by metaphor 3y ago
Imagine the UX of 1 in 20 characters typed being incorrectly inferred though. The P_failure*Cost impact would strike me as insufferable even if error rate were to improve by an order of magnitude.
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by metaphor 3y ago
Interesting. I'm not familiar with tax code implications down under. Would you mind expanding on it a bit?
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by metaphor 3y ago
Take a look at the numbers under DMED --> Content Sales/Licensing and Other --> Home entertainment . Last fiscal year[1; p. 42], Home entertainment generated $820 million revenue (down -19% YoY) while the overall sub-segment
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by metaphor 3y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37003241
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by metaphor 3y ago
> ...but nobody is saying "hey, I'll just use this as my daily driver now". Seriously, the hubris[1][2][3][4][5] of it all. [1] https://old.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/12sgnw7/what
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by metaphor 3y ago
> I imagine neither me or you are typing these comments on a server or a Steam Deck. Stop imagining. I'm quite literally mooching around in bed posting this from Firefox on a Steam Deck in desktop mode docked to my bedroom TV. Thi
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by metaphor 3y ago
Apparently[1]. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B2m-TpHtg2U
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by metaphor 3y ago
...never mind that the Steam Deck has an entirely capable desktop mode[1], and people are indeed using it[2]. [1] https://help.steampowered.com/en/faqs/view/671A-4453-E8D2-32... [2] https://www.red
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by metaphor 3y ago
To be sure, the PG-13 rating[1] wasn't introduced until shortly after the 1984 film[2] was released. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motion_Picture_Association_fil... [2] https://en.wikipedia.org&#x2F
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by metaphor 3y ago
> The price is high, but is the performance worth it? The numbers reflect Mac revenue down -24.2% YoY to date; if it's worth it, the market certainly hasn't voted with their wallets yet.
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by metaphor 3y ago
> Its incredible that "Services" brings as much revenue as Mac, iPad and wearables/accessories combined. That's not the story the numbers are telling: 23 YTD 22 YTD Change ======
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by metaphor 3y ago
HP 35s on desk, CalcTastic app[1] on mobile. [1] https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.shaytastic...
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by metaphor 3y ago
All this talk of "data" is quickly feeling unmotivated without an ounce of cite. To be sure, use of the terms "progressive" and "substantial" in context here is quite misleading at face value, and every time yo
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by metaphor 3y ago
The games played by the wealthy and well-advised are largely within the gray areas of tax code buried between legal avoidance and illegal evasion[1]...in other words, certain sophisticated behavior remains "legal" if the IRS never
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by metaphor 3y ago
Likewise Nvidia...buried in supplemental CFO commentary[1] circa FY23 Q4: > Starting in fiscal 2024, we are extending the useful lives of a majority of our servers, storage, and network equipment from three years to a range of four to f
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by metaphor 3y ago
> Houston Police Officer Jeff Richard asks Food Not Bombs volunteer Shere Dore and another man if they will pass out food at a city-sanctioned location instead of the Houston Public Library’s Julia Ideson Building. I was curious what t
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by metaphor 3y ago
Had a conversation with a friend the other day where these backpacks[1] were brought up. After reading your remark, I now see what these list prices are really aiming at. [1] https://www.goruck.com/collections/rucksacks
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by metaphor 3y ago
https://archive.is/ruREB
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by metaphor 3y ago
Is Intel voluntarily disclosing in Ohio job listings? Nope. Is Samsung voluntarily disclosing in Texas job listings? Nope. A "worse look" argument simply has no basis in reality when this corporate behavior is effectively status q

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