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nightski
3y ago
I highly doubt it is that simple. It's an opportunity cost of potentially selling those same credits for market price.
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nightski
3y ago
Modern languages like Python was kind of amusing. Don't get me wrong Python serves it's purpose but it first appeared in 1991...
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nightski
3y ago
If you care about support, within 3 years you'll likely need to update dependencies as well which means a recompile. You might as well change your target at that time. Honestly the breaking changes have been pretty minimal lately and
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nightski
3y ago
Every even release is LTS (including .NET 8 today). New projects should not use Framework at all. It's really not confusing at all.
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3y ago
I just don't get the point. They are cumbersome to use, so now you need a lightweight framework on top of the built in framework such as Lit (which btw is larger than Preact). Then they solve none of the real problems like state mana
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nightski
3y ago
The anti-competitive nature is not the high prices. It's using their size to implement a total lock down on supply chains and the best chip fabs.
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3y ago
Taylor swift used ticketmaster and I'd say her eras tour was quite successful despite it. So I wouldn't blame that as the factor for the Sphere's success or failure even if I dislike the choice.
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3y ago
From what I understand you can't scalp, they scan ID. There are many tik toks of people buying tickets from either 3rd parties online or just scalpers and they are rejected at check in.
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3y ago
That's not how economics work. Apple is one of the most profitable companies in the world. They have been well compensated for the work they have done. Yet they could do better. Competition should force that, but they undertake ant
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3y ago
My point was that singling out minorities or women is not necessary, it applies to all humans. Although I think what you end up is a mediocre salary for everyone, not just those who negotiate poorly. By setting the salary range tightly it
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nightski
3y ago
But if it isn't a minority or woman then whatever right?
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nightski
3y ago
Isn't that basically the premise behind Ozempic?
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nightski
3y ago
I'd argue it's a well established fact of any diet, regardless of how it is lost. Changing your body's natural weight long term is very difficult no matter what you eat.
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nightski
3y ago
If they do accept it, that means the market is right and the house is really worth that much to someone :)
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nightski
3y ago
The market for using multi head attention based transformers is firming up fast, but it's one algorithmic innovation away from all those foundation models being worthless and starting over from scratch.
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nightski
3y ago
Everyone might believe it is the new price, but that doesn't mean they are willing to pay it.
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nightski
3y ago
I'm not an expert and you should probably listen to the other comments but for me it turned out to be stress. I have been using a Garmin tracker extensively and when I go on a longer vacation and stop thinking about work my stress dro
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3y ago
I suspect some confounding variables there. States with high homeless and drug use are more likely to have better ability to respond to a crisis like overdose no? It's likely that states with cheaper housing, such as the state I live
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3y ago
If all the conversations about AI risk have taught us anything it's that the most crazy comes from some of the most experienced in the field. I don't know if it is due to some outrageous desire to stand out or be heard, but it&#x
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nightski
3y ago
No I don't, but I do think in an ideal world it would. Not everyone wants to build wealth nor should they be compelled to. A society that gives people the options to do what they want (in the sense of building wealth vs spending it)
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3y ago
They aren't facts. The number of millionaires in the U.S. has exploded. Many are benefiting from the markets. It's not luck. The fact that many would rather spend than save does not change that these opportunities are for every
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3y ago
I'm fine being a token participant as long as it means I've been seeing significant gains over the past decade, which I have.
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3y ago
Who do you think the shareholders are? That's right, it includes 401(k) and retirement plan owners. It's a way to diversify your retirement beyond a single company. A pension plan in a company that can disappear and that can m
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3y ago
I'm not sure it is all that interesting of a distinction seeing as non-continuous functions can be approximated by continuous ones (basically the entire premise of a digital computer).
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3y ago
I have a sibling very close in age and in my experience just coming from the same home and parents doesn't mean a whole lot, siblings can have wildly different experiences and be treated by the adults around them quite different. Not
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3y ago
That's basically how the services work today for that segment of citizens, and they are free.
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3y ago
If an employer ever asked for an old W-2 I'd refuse, and if it was enough of a problem I'd recuse myself. That's private, sorry. Not that it would matter for me personally, I've been self employed for 15 years. But sti
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3y ago
I still hear a lot about gas prices today to be honest. They are still quite high relatively. But I think that is the largest failure of Core CPI to the point it makes it almost worthless. Is it more stable? Sure, but stability isn't
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3y ago
IMHO, a separate AI leader-board should be created which encourages users to use AI to it's fullest extent. That would give people who want to do so a way to do it legally and might make them less likely to infiltrate the standard lea
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nightski
3y ago
Everyone brings up cell phones but imho they are not that important when looking at rising prices to consumers (technology is deflationary in nature). Food, energy, and housing are what impact consumers the most.
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