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by notyofriend 3y ago
Theoretically yes idk about reality. Could be just as bad as a procedurally generated wasteland
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by notyofriend 3y ago
It’s hard to tell if that’s real. Small mistakes in inflation calculations can blow that up easily. Western economies don’t typically grow at 5% rates
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by notyofriend 3y ago
If you had lots of debt and lots of assets even if in 2020 that was a net zero of you made it to 2022 you became insanely rich in the last couple years
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Everyone is trying really hard to find an actual use for LLM in mainstream Applications. So far little progress has been made
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Less reach with Spotify
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Cookbooks tend to either focus around an idea, concept or person. Usually having all 3 is the key to success. A cookbook on instant pot recipes is good. A cookbook on instant pot recipe under 30 min is better. Even better is one that’s spec
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by notyofriend 3y ago
I guess it’s ok if the gdp difference between the 2 warring countries is at least at the same order of magnitude. Actually dollar numbers probably don’t matter as much as dollar/unit gdp
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by notyofriend 3y ago
It was probably a pretty egregious privacy violation like infected all 130 with a worm and read all their text messages
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by notyofriend 3y ago
BG3 expect in real life
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Nah that would go to increasing real estate and equity prices. So actually raising the rent on the real economy
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Yes that seems expensive
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Are we really going to be 500k drones to shoot down 10k ones. Seems wasteful
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Nobody wants to risk raising wages as they have to do it for everyone or risk quitting. Hiring 1 guy at 10% more might cost you the labor cost if 2 people so it’s a big risk for employers
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by notyofriend 3y ago
1200 is cheap. Your paying 300$ for the pipe and 900 for the 3x2x12 trench they had to dig
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by notyofriend 3y ago
You would think that would be viable in San Diego but even there it’s not
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Mechanics rates are over 100$ at even the cheapest shop. The overhead rate is over 60% which is kind of the problem. At dealers the overhead rate is probably close to 80-90%. There just isn’t enough pass through for folks doing the work
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Why do you think soft bank is so popular with the frauds
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by notyofriend 3y ago
They can’t… it’s so endemic they can’t just fire half the labs and give up all that sweet grant money. The reputation hit would be ruinous. Universities would rather look away and pretend there is no problem because it’s too big to deal wit
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Your mistake was taking it to a Lexus dealer. The cars are nearly identical to their Toyota counterparts so most mechanics can work on them
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Asian brands use more simple and time tested systems. They are about 3-5 years behind in most cases but it pays off in reliability
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by notyofriend 3y ago
They want them to quietly go away less they reveal the rest of the fraud culture going on in other labs
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by notyofriend 3y ago
They didn’t lend out money to the crypto industry last time
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by notyofriend 3y ago
That’s a great business model, selling pickaxes and dynamite on credit though can backfire if your are the one loaning out the money. Nvidia is a bit at risk it this gold rush ends suddenly
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Public Schools aren’t capable of doing basic things like teaching kids to read so idk why anyone would expect them to do something as complex as diagnosing youth dyslexia
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Cool, though I don’t think generally anything sold on a SAAS is generally a “good deal” sometimes we are forced into that model
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Nope but natural fabric are still exciting after 1000s of years. Tech deals were awful this year but clothes were still good
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by notyofriend 3y ago
I assume scalpers are shipping the cards to intermediaries then they pass though some 3rd country to get to China. All illegal but hard to track and probably quite profitable for parties in the chain
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by notyofriend 3y ago
Tesla locked in most teslas into their own network for one. Its theoretically possible to use another one but it would be difficult and cumbersome
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by notyofriend 3y ago
They Usally only have 2-4 stalls so it can happen pretty quickly
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by notyofriend 3y ago
I assume it’s cheaper in Japan. It’s incredibly expensive in the USA so it’s out of reach for anyone not in the top10%

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