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If it were a “down to earth” video that’s fine but TikTok culture encourages polished, professionally-lit quirky and provocative performances while being sexy and dressed like a LA yoga hipster. I assume that will carry over to this video r
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5y ago
> if something happens to Taiwan TSMC is building a megafactory in Phoenix AZ which should help distribute that risk. It will take several years to complete however.
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5y ago
Steve Jobs wasn’t a memelord shilling dogecoin on social media and tv.
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5y ago
As Peter Thiel said, we got the Star Trek handheld computer and nothing else from Star Trek.
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5y ago
It supports dark mode.
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5y ago
It’s not that it’s hyped, it’s the large scale and empty essence of the hype. The essence is “it’ll go to 500k”. It’s an echo chamber of get rich for nothing excitement.
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5y ago
I had a related idea, to make a running program produce an audible hum like a car engine would. And the hum would vary depending on what paths of the program are executing, so you get an idea what/how your code is "doing" by
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6y ago
I spend a lot of time on reddit and do not identify with your comment at all.
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6y ago
Since I hold the more correct stance that these saas products are full of shit and can instantly disappear, I never dared to interpret “buy” as buy to own forever. To me “buy” on prime is “the other more expensive rent option when the cheap
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6y ago
Is there legitimate support for this hollow sun theory, or is this a fringe theory like flat earth and so on?
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6y ago
I don't believe that at all. These giant companies are not just in the business of fending off bad PR, they're looking to make a lot of money for their investors, for decades to come.
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6y ago
I bought two VWs after the cheating scandal. My impression is that because of the cheating scandal, the carefulness and quality per dollar is very high. I did a bunch of research when purchasing, and quantitatively, features and comfort per
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6y ago
In the town where I live, a 400k house in 2000 would sell for around 2 million today.
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6y ago
It can work much like React does, using dom diffing. You can run to collect virtual dom, diff, and update only what changed.
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6y ago
I spent time on these apps and I disagree with you. A large subset of what I saw were conspiracy theories and racist hate speech.
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6y ago
Traditional unamplified speech is ok in all shapes, but I think the amplification power of social media has shown the damage hate speech can do at scale, and people have become more cautious about what’s ok to amplify.
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6y ago
This type of anti-American sentiment is boring and old-hat. I often hear it made by Europeans who still insist EU countries like France and Germany are so much better. In reality EU is a polarized racist political swamp.
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6y ago
It seems like the unlikely alternative. What would motivate everyone to keep money in assets that aren’t moving, or barely moving? Perhaps if there are zero alternatives — nothing is growing faster — then yeah... That’s hard to imagine.
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6y ago
Presumably the 85B would have to be paid in network fees assuming price doesn’t move?
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6y ago
Tragically, a non-trivial number of Ph.D. students commit suicide. It's natural to gradually put all your eggs in the imagined Ph.D. outcome (e.g., an idealized notion of a professorship) with increasing depth as the years wear on. Aft
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6y ago
> When you call ImGui::Button("Hello World") it has no way of telling if it’s the same button as on the previous frame, or a new one. Can you solve this by adding stable IDs to the API, so you'd call `ImGui::Button("m
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6y ago
VSCode has high quality support for programming languages out of the box, and suggestions for which packages you should install, with one-click install. But you can achieve similar results in vim/emacs with more research, fiddling with
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6y ago
Isn't the book example broken, because only one person can have the book? In shorting, it sounds like you can sell the same share to 2 different people.
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6y ago
It’s probably burnout. I felt the same after grad school. I couldn’t look at my computer for a year. I spent half that time traveling and the other half getting into visual art. I begrudgingly took a job because I was broke, and gradually g
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6y ago
Why was buying with personal cash disabled?
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6y ago
His scientific perspective very much reminds me of early Einstein’s. Refreshingly idealistic and foolish.
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6y ago
It sounds like in the case of Melvin, their aggressive and continued short-selling likely drove down the price. It sounds like powerful and aggressive short-sellers can parasitically drive a company's value down and then make a killing
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6y ago
To cover their short position at a huge loss, funds would have to sell their long positions, which is basically a big sell-off. That may be just temporary. But in a deep bubble it could trigger a mass selloff and a recession.
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Although you have to see a bit of the irony in the similarity between Trump populists getting deplatformed and Redditors getting blocked from trading.
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6y ago
Have they closed out their position? They said via CNBC that they have "closed a position", that's basically the quote that's making the rounds.
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