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My perspective is that someone has to raise the next generation of people who I will need to pay to take care of me when I'm old, so I'm fine subsidizing them. Raising kids is a lot of work and money.
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The 5A's have some kind of mass motherboard defect and the warranty was quietly increased to 2 years. I know 2 people who recently went thru a bunch of hurdles (must go to Asurion/ubreakifix to get special request submitted) and g
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Chinese records by the 1600s note that European ships were more maneuverable especially sailing against the wind and had longer range cannons. The advantages hadn't grown large enough so the Ming were still able to beat the few limited
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A few leaders can pull critical people over with them and help speed up projects. Samsung and SMIC poach TSMC R&D leaders fairly frequently and it makes the news over there.
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TechInsights has already done a tear down and write up on what they found, they have electron microscope cross-sections for subscribers, and there are screenshots floating around on Twitter and the Semiwiki forums. It does seem real, but wh
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We had an on-prem server at a new factory I was working at and less than a year in the whole thing shut down because we ran out of disk space for logs so none of the automation could successfully report back that they completed tasks to mov
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A lot of people have concerns but few seem to do anything about it but talk. My parents and friends parents complain for grandkids but offer no help either in time or money to make it more realistic to have and raise children.
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The PBMs are who contracts with pharmacies over which insurance plans will be accepted. Basically pharmacies have to take the contracts as a whole and do the math over if they'll win or lose across the whole contract. Really only a few
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This is not the first disaster for AlphaRoute. Columbus Public Schools in Ohio had similar issues last year. The company is probably promising large projected savings from optimizing and consolidating routes but those savings are infeasible
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Temu and Shein are at least improved versions of Wish. Idk how both companies did it but my last few orders have gotten to me in 8 days. Amazon for me is taking like 3-5 days without Prime, so the speed difference is not as big as it used t
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A lot of people chasing a 'passive' income dream becoming hosts and landlords. I'd imagine they are probably the worst because they're not understanding that they're entering a service oriented business.
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America isn't doing so hot on the fertility front either. The US is at 1.64 and Japan 1.34.
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The author arbitrarily picked an outlier looking peak to start the graph vs consumer pricing to severely bias the graphs. May 2020 (graph 100 index) has a price index of 265, but April 2020 is 185 and Jun 2020 is 194. https://fre
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Universal Meditech Inc one of the companies referenced made covid rapid tests, so the most charitable take on this is it was a sloppily run lab trying to make money on covid tests. There's a recall notice the FDA issued, so they did ma
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It doesn't look fixed to me. Only the homepage shows up on DDG from searching site:techdirt.com Google has 100k+ results for the same prompt.
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I don't know if you checked it out, but there are a lot of specific book printing services like Kindle Direct Publishing where they will print your book for a lot less than that. The quoted base price for a large trim premium (larger t
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>“Upon review, this incident has not affected TSMC’s business operations, nor did it compromise any TSMC’s customer information. After the incident, TSMC has immediately terminated its data exchange with this concerned supplier in accord
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This is something that actually got Harvard in trouble as alumni interviews rated Asians roughly similar to Whites, but the personality scores that the admissions offices gave Asians were lower even though they never met the candidates. &qu
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Believing a tech recruiter has any top secret insider information is pretty hilarious.
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I originally started using ad blockers because of the number of people being accused of clicking their own ads. Idk how they can be sure their systems are working properly when it's basically impossible to appeal and show that it'
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Most of them will be fine, but probably a couple will consolidate or collapse. They'll start to delay or cancel new ships because who knows how long this will last, and we'll probably end up in an other crisis eventually if they a
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There was a Google engineer last summer who leaked a whole giant chat transcript with one of their LLMs that was pretty impressive before ChatGPT went opened up at the end of the year.
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So it's a little more complicated than that with the electronic monitoring program where people charged with violent crimes can be electronically monitored at home. For example early last year, ~100 people charged with murder in Cook C
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Just goes to show that high IQ and/or having smart parents doesn't mean you'll make smart decisions in life.
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This gives me the vibes of a list of requests made by a committee with feel good rules where all suggestions are valid and you don't get what you don't ask for.
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I agree especially when people seem to throw away solid wood furniture all the time near me because it's too heavy or cumbersome to move or even the wrong color. There's a shop that refurbishes old wood furniture and it seems like
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I was wondering what kind of business this company was in because the guy sounded so serious and they run blog and review spammy type websites that act as sales funnels for personal finance, high speed internet and moving companies. Like I
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They're referencing the first round of IFS which launched in 2013 and never really became much of anything but had a lot of announcements and fanfare at the time. Their foundry would have been the most advanced available foundry proces
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TI is most definitely not fabless; it is 80% in house. https://www.electronicdesign.com/technologies/analog/article...
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