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by mixdup 3y ago
>I'm not sure I buy his reasoning there. He said that he uploads a video every week which is a brisk pace. Why not a video every month? Every quarter? Yeah, this immediately came to mind for me as well. There's nothing set in s
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by mixdup 3y ago
he specifically said he doesn't care if what he does in the future is "less" in terms of views and reach
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by mixdup 3y ago
this is like focusing on one single problem as being the cause of the decline of the United States. It's actually a lot of things combining and there's not going to be one fix
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by mixdup 3y ago
How would making it easier for you to use your existing Android apps on the new iPhone you're about to buy make anything better for Google, or the Android platform itself better? The question is will Google make it possible to run Andr
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by mixdup 3y ago
>Unlike other kinds of businesses, these companies face very little pressure to control costs This is not really true anymore and is exactly why Google and Amazon are doing big layoffs. Money isn't free anymore. The "just grow
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by mixdup 3y ago
$65k isn't all that high a salary for someone working in anything adjacent to a technology role these days
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by mixdup 3y ago
It's implied since there's no such thing as free ad supported Amazon Prime Video. It's part of the paid Amazon Prime service. You have to then pay extra on top of your yearly Prime subscription to remove ads.
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by mixdup 3y ago
>That's missing the huge and expensive nuclear power plant around that kilogram of uranium. Whereas I think you are missing the huge and expensive battery array for solar to be useful outside of peak times? And the fact that the bes
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by mixdup 3y ago
There's got to be some middle ground between every reactor in the country being absolutely bespoke and on the other hand trying to build them in a factory like modular housing. IIRC one of the big differences/problems is that ever
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by mixdup 3y ago
>It seems like up-front monetary 'cost' is continually used to bash nuclear. We certainly still need to get a handle on the cost of deploying nuclear because it is not sustainable the way we do it today In 2022 Georgia Power go
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by mixdup 3y ago
includes ads. If you want ad-free Prime Video you have to pay an additional $3/month on top of your basic Prime subscription
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by mixdup 3y ago
Yeah, nothing is getting lost here. There is nothing proprietary in the computer systems of a hospital. It's 100% about keeping employees from being able to leave which results in depressed wages There's absolutely some situations
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by mixdup 3y ago
>they have proprietary knowledge of the hospitals computer and administrative systems The idea that this is competitive information that would harm the former employer if it walked out the door is absolutely insane. it's more likely
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by mixdup 3y ago
Easy compromise on the noncompete front: * Have an income limit below which it doesn't apply * Must be tied to some kind of IP or proprietary knowledge. The fact that an exemption on healthcare workers killed the compromise is nuts. Nu
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by mixdup 3y ago
Then I would question what the loans are for and why anyone is getting them. If a school is offering free tuition, room, board, books, and fees at best someone needs to buy food. That said without knowing the exact coverage, and situation I
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by mixdup 3y ago
>Taking debt without income or profit to service said debt is a highly risky move and this may mitigate the number of risks taken thereafter. Stanford and Harvard issuing a lot of useless basket weaving and women's studies degrees t
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by mixdup 3y ago
When of course while yes the schools ultimately get the money, it's not a direct handout/appropriation to the school it's a vessel to get the student an education Since the schools have high demand there is another student th
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by mixdup 3y ago
That is not unique to Stanford, and every university in the country right now takes federal money in many ways, not just student loans, so your premise does not follow at all
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by mixdup 3y ago
heh, the reason this is even happening now is that the special tax treatment WBD got at the time WarnerMedia and Discovery merged to make it a tax-free transaction for AT&T is expiring, and now they're eligible to apply it again to
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by mixdup 3y ago
That's easy to mitigate, though, if you have money. Like the parent comment said all you have to do is buy all your property through a shell LLC (or Canadian equivalent), put all the utilities in the name of that LLC, and have your law
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by mixdup 3y ago
Comcast was an @Home provider (as was AT&T Broadband, which merged with Comcast in the early days) It's entirely possible that as a Comcast customer parent OP was on @home
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by mixdup 3y ago
1000% guarantee the billing system is A Very Enterprise Level database like Oracle or SAP and not postgres or MariaDB
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by mixdup 3y ago
I don't think many cities that have Comcast as a provider are building municipal networks. Most of them are in places that have NO options
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by mixdup 3y ago
They didn't "barge in" or expect any priority. They arrived just like everyone else. As a matter of fact, they travelled farther than probably most arrivals that day so ATC had much more warning they were approaching than, sa
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by mixdup 3y ago
LTE hotspots have not been a viable option since..well, basically any time. They have extremely high costs vs the amount of data you get. I guess it's better than absolutely nothing and may be manageable if you don't stream video,
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by mixdup 3y ago
T-Mobile Home Internet launched in April 2021, not 30 years ago
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by mixdup 3y ago
Even better, and not surprising at all. I was kind of surprised that everyone just assumed RCS would get the blue bubble treatment when Apple made their announcement.
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by mixdup 3y ago
I suspect the ECAM only showing a couple of failures at a time is a design feature, not a flaw, to prevent overwhelming the crew as they work through them
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by mixdup 3y ago
I don't see this sticking, LAD is going to be pushing to get him off their payroll in 5 years when the TV bubble has fully burst and their budgets are completely down the drain MLB in particular is in a very precarious spot in terms of
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by mixdup 3y ago
They are planning RCS support. They've said nothing about how that will look in the app, it's not a given that will be in blue bubbles or fully feature complete with iMessage

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