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by shukantpal 4y ago
I guess to an outsider they don’t seem invasive. I didn’t realize they were invasive like surgeries
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by shukantpal 4y ago
Approximately drop by 50% if existing rates are near zero. That's because a 10% yield will double your money when a 10y bond matures. So existing bonds have to halve to double your money in the same way.
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by shukantpal 4y ago
No it wouldn’t be ridiculous because both the sender and receiver are customers here
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by shukantpal 5y ago
False. If you have 100 features, there are nCr(100, 5) combinations of 5% features = 75287520.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
It actually doesn't require you to charge more than you want. It only requires you to charge IF you want to do something that requires you to (global popularity). Having music globally "available" has no cost, I suspect you a
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by shukantpal 5y ago
Tesla does not need to justify it's valuation. That's set by shareholders.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
Probably because customers aren’t going to malls for a short trip and taking 5-10 mins extra to park isn’t a big deal compared to them going to a small shop for 5 mins and getting out of there.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
It is compatible − capitalism doesn't require you to profit more than you want.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
I’ve setup ddns with digitalocean
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by shukantpal 5y ago
"Step 1: cut public schooling" False
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by shukantpal 5y ago
You’re right. But when 37% of the workforce can move out of the city, that means there’s more housing available for the 63%. I think that’s what’s happening when people moving out of cities lately!
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by shukantpal 5y ago
Not a Christian here so I don’t know lol
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by shukantpal 5y ago
No, it would be the cost to negate the externality (like absorbing co2)
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by shukantpal 5y ago
37% of jobs in US can be remote. That’s easing a lot of that pressure. God bless capitalism.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
I use NoScript on Google. Works fine. Most things work okay without scripts if you are just there to read.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
I’m talking at the meta level. The laws can start nationalizing every company. But I think it shouldn’t. The law can put the burden on developers — but shouldn’t. I shouldn’t have to abide by some stupid rules to plug my server onto the Int
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by shukantpal 5y ago
No it’s not. Rather it’s more like drivers should be held responsible for how they drive their car. I’m not even saying responsible— just they cant reasonably complain when they drive somewhere new and they don’t like the road conditions.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
Then you can simply encourage competition to drive down prices lower.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
Maybe users should be responsible for what they intentionally run on their machines.
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webdoc – New documentation generator for JavaScript and TypeScript(webdoclabs.com)
1 points by shukantpal 5y ago|0 comments
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by shukantpal 5y ago
Good pt
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Benefits of Texture Compression(shukantpal.com)
2 points by shukantpal 5y ago|2 comments
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by shukantpal 5y ago
These are reasonable generalizations.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
Blocking links is not trying to "erase the existence" of a country. That's a particularly foolish comparison.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
Looks like you didn’t get the point from OP.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
The mail server can run for 25 years. And it doesn't require any maintenance. And you don't have to trust anyone else to keep your data safe.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
And you don't realize their codebase must also be really large like their number of employees. They must have a lot of code per employee.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
This is a not-so-smart analysis. The market doesn't think that inflation number will be sustained. However if it does sustain, the $15,000,000,000,000 in debt maturing in less than 5 years will be very hard to refinance at the same int
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by shukantpal 5y ago
> You are somehow wrongly assuming that only same-origin requests exist or are needed. No they are not making that assumption.
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by shukantpal 5y ago
It doesn’t level the playing field. All it really does it cut off the limbs of the better ones.

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