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That's sorta what I'm doing with my car loan - instead of paying extra principal, I'm putting the money into an FDIC-insured account that pays about twice the interest that I'm paying on my car loan.
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4y ago
It helps that the FDIC runs more like a federally chartered insurance company than a federal agency
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In 99% of cases, checking and savings accounts do not impact your credit score whatsoever. The only cases where they do are cases where the bank does an inquiry when you _open_ the account, but closing any checking/savings account shou
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4y ago
The only account I have with Wells Fargo is my Micro Center card, because I have a Micro Center spending problem and the 5% discount is nice to have.
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4y ago
I've had a great experience with my local credit union ( https://www.bvscu.org/ ) for banking and lending, your experience may vary but I think it's worth looking into local credit unions.
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4y ago
It's already down to $0.9535, looks like the market's thinking it's all gone
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4y ago
Back when this promo was still going on, they were the good ones
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4y ago
Where does one acquire a smartcard? I can't find anywhere without a MOQ
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4y ago
My rural town doesn't have any psychiatry practices as far as I know. I use telehealth to be able to get treatment from a psychiatry practice in a nearby city without having to drive 90 minutes each way.
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4y ago
It's hard to make 100% timeliness guarantees when the courier that's carrying money from one place to another dies on its way. How would they have a redundant courier?
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I'd say in 10 years the majority of new kernel modules will be written in Rust, but old code won't be rewritten just for the sake of rewriting in Rust (except maybe a select few where such a rewrite is identified as beneficial)
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4y ago
Looks like the screenshots on this page are dead, they're giving me 404s
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4y ago
Even if there was a patent nightmare at some point, like you said the hardware ceased to be manufactured 30 years ago. I doubt AmigaOS is still covered under any patents.
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4y ago
> Apple obviously subsidizes the cost of iMessage currently from their iPhone sales. Yes, and that kind of anticompetitive behavior is what the EU is trying to curb.
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4y ago
It's mainly a large in-person primary care firm, with additional telemedicine services.
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4y ago
Scanning through a CSV can be quite close to querying a SQL database in performance when the SQL database doesn't have any indices. The primary benefits of using a SQL database for querying are (1) indices and (2) a declarative query l
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4y ago
> regulate that to write software one needs to have a masters degree in CS It's already hard enough to hire software engineers, how hard would it be after further restricting to only software engineers with a relevant masters? I kno
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4y ago
> vocal minority angry that their public posts are being scraped That's the problem here: there have been scraping efforts before, but they always receive a tidal wave of community backlash.
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The problem is that the Thunderbolt ports don't support that bandwidth, and there isn't any other way to connect PCIe peripherals.
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Non-AMP link: https://www.her.ie/lol/unbelievable-this-letter-made-it-all-...
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4y ago
Interesting, the financialization of reserved instances. So, effectively, this ends up being similar to you buying reserved instances then renting them out to customers, taking advantage of the market inefficiency inherent in the pricing di
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4y ago
> AI that makes movies for Disney At least, for now, works entirely made by AI aren't eligible for copyright, so we'll have to change the law before we see things like that.
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You could probably run a QDR+QSFP Infiniband card at around 32Gbps (minus overhead) through an external "GPU" enclosure. I don't see why MPI wouldn't work on Asahi Linux with such a setup once there's Thunderbolt su
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4y ago
Or the T-Mobile rep doing the same for someone who asked nicely with whatever voice and knew a couple relatively-easy-to-find details about you
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4y ago
I would at least be content with Apple allowing an iPhone to be tethered to a Windows iMessage app through an official channel, similar to how Signal Desktop works.
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I don't have the best opinion of Teslas as a whole after owning one for a year, but I will say the infotainment system is one of the most usable of any I've tried. I didn't really find myself wishing I had CarPlay too much.
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The HTML/JS engine does get updated, it's contained in a component called "Android System WebView" on the Play Store: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.google.and...
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4y ago
Oh wow, that's very exciting for me! It's been probably my biggest pain point about Apple Silicon
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amd64 Docker containers on arm64 run under much slower QEMU emulation, not fast Rosetta.
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4y ago
AppleCare+ does cross-ship in many situations
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