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by munk-a 9mo ago
Well, if we're talking about the value of the underlying assets - then I imagine you have all your savings in gold because the PE ratios in the US stock market are already absolutely insane. If you're trying to escape an expected
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by munk-a 9mo ago
Well, some good news is that if you've ever wanted to build a new video streaming platform there are a bunch of companies that'd love to sign up. I'm sure dropout et all will be able to continue with their same level of funct
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by munk-a 9mo ago
Oh, it will - but they don't care. I'm sure they'll eek out 1.5b from their 1.3b acquisition and be happy as clams. It certainly is depressing to look at what was built and what could be made of it but most of the folks with
544.
by munk-a 9mo ago
And it's not like there aren't a plethora of relatively accessible technical solutions to fix this problem like looking for inconsistency in nearby devices that accompany the driver and the usage behavior metrics in use within the
545.
by munk-a 9mo ago
Running a business where your employees are isolated with customers in often remote areas is not a standard business. Additional safety for both parties is certainly warranted.
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by munk-a 9mo ago
I think it's true. There is a significant audience here from other areas but this being an english language forum and one focused on tech means that the US is always going to have a dominant presence[1]. The US dominance also means t
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by munk-a 9mo ago
I believe that TD's US presence is still a subsidiary of the main Canadian corporation - and there are some banks that will explicitly offer offshore non-US currency accounts. That is a good point to raise though since most banks may
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by munk-a 9mo ago
I can't confirm that fact - but it's important to acknowledge that consumer usage is very different from the high continuous utilization in mining and training. It is credulous that the wear on cards under such extreme usage is a
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by munk-a 9mo ago
That's the rub - it's clearly overvalued and will readjust... the question is when. If you can figure out when precisely then you've won the lottery, for everyone else it's a game of chicken where for "a while&quot
550.
by munk-a 9mo ago
There is a very sudden shift though - those options have existed but not generally been seriously considered. The US was seen as a bastion of stability and while sanctions could drastically impact a country's ability to trade due to t
551.
by munk-a 9mo ago
I am not a constitutional scholar so a better expert may be able to provide a more sound response but I believe the Commerce Clause is generally accepted to include currency control (and early tests of federalism in the US found that indepe
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by munk-a 9mo ago
It isn't prohibited by the constitution and was created as an independent body. You are correct that it wasn't specifically outlined by the constitution but that's an empty statement - the constitution included the allowance
553.
by munk-a 9mo ago
We've certainly planned for single allies going unhinged - but what we didn't plan for was us going unhinged and causing all our allies to take retaliatory actions. If France, Denmark, Germany, Britain - any one of them was swept
554.
by munk-a 9mo ago
In Europe it's common for businesses to use whatsapp for customer contact and not even be setup to receive phone calls. That despite how unfavorably meta as a whole is viewed. I'd in fact attribute X's steep decline to how
555.
by munk-a 9mo ago
He really needs better writers then - that punch line is lame enough to fail the bar for even late night shows.
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by munk-a 9mo ago
Most schools are middling - but the US was willing to give generous scholarships and post-graduation grants to smart immigrants to build it here. There was a long entrenched culture that in the US you could turn your intelligence into posi
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by munk-a 9mo ago
Momentum is a large part. I also do think there's somewhat of a motivation that once you've gotten to the top you can sue people who try to displace you into oblivion - ye olde classic "temporarily embarrassed millionaires&q
558.
by munk-a 9mo ago
I will never stop being disappointed that we have an API to control the clipboard. There is no use of this that I have ever found beneficial as a user.
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by munk-a 9mo ago
I have yet to see an exploit that can be performed with a .txt file. PDF files can have all sorts of interactive junk and nested files embedded in them - you can get really crazy in that format.
560.
by munk-a 9mo ago
That's how I downloaded more RAM and my life has been better ever since - especially with the recent shortages!
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by munk-a 9mo ago
If we need to fall back on that one it's going to suck. It isn't going to be glorious or something to celebrate being a part of - it's going to absolutely suck to live through and where we end up at the far end is very much
562.
by munk-a 9mo ago
We are - but it's important to not allow our standards to be shifted. This is unacceptable and while there is plenty of stuff happening today that's unacceptable it's still important to call it out. The past year has been a
563.
by munk-a 9mo ago
And we realized that the bs sales/marketing material was just as bs as always.
564.
by munk-a 9mo ago
Why is the airplane that chooses to place seats so close together not on the hook for all of the blame in this scenario? We could just offer a decent traveling experience for everyone.
565.
by munk-a 9mo ago
I don't think I was being disingenuous but I did try to specifically call out aiming for a middling (and not perfect) proficiency. Driving onto tram tracks on a clear day is unacceptably poor performance. This is something that a goo
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by munk-a 9mo ago
I agree that in many ways self-driving cars are better than average. And I selfishly want to accelerate the adoption due to the fact that I'll appreciate it the most when other drivers are using it to reduce the chances to getting h
567.
by munk-a 9mo ago
Do we think it's acceptable to target a level of driving proficiency for automation that could be featured in dashcam footage that gets uploaded to youtube because it's so extremely inept or are we aiming for a higher target that
568.
by munk-a 9mo ago
I think there's an epistemological issue in your statement. When a human does it we say "what an idiot" because the driver is performing at a level below the generally accepted proficiency for driving. I think our reasonabl
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by munk-a 11mo ago
Could you clarify what you mean by design questions? I do agree that GPT5 tends to have a better agentic dispatch style for math questions but I've found it has really struggled with data model design.
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by munk-a 11mo ago
As a developer - ChatGPT doesn't hold a candle compared to claude for coding related tasks and under performs for arbitrary format document parsing[1]. It still has value and can handle a lot of tasks that would amaze someone in 2020

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