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7mo ago
It's a joke, people have been calling Pokemon a fad since 1998. Pokemania in the early 2000s was bigger than the Pokemon Go moment in 2016. But Pokemon endures.
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It was sarcasm. Pokemon has been called a fad since it first gained popularity in 1998. Though to be fair the Pokemania era of the early 2000s was a blip, the same way Pokemon Go had a short-lived popularity surge in 2016. Pokemon is enduri
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7mo ago
It's just a fad
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8mo ago
As a outside observer, NAND and DRAM prices have skyrocket ed with the AI infrastructure boom just as the China-based fabs are coming online. It is wise for these Chinese fabs to eventually use a very aggressive dumping strategy to price w
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8mo ago
Keep us posted, this sounds great!
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8mo ago
For the desktop, I recommend https://github.com/lawrencehook/remove-youtube-suggestions
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8mo ago
I've read opinions from farmers who say they wouldn't be able to operate without H-2A. The stipulations are incredibly generous with unlimited renewals though have to leave the country for 60 days every 3 years. There's also
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8mo ago
I wish there were more reasoned debate and distinguishing between legal immigration including tech workers (H-1B visas) versus illegal immigration for eg food truck workers, DoorDash scooter drivers. Also the lack of knowledge about the exi
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8mo ago
The best music is always from ones own youth
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10mo ago
Is there any enforcement such as towing and impounding vehicles that don't pay those bills?
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10mo ago
Also, "Canadian judge rules thumbs-up emoji can represent contract agreement" https://www.theguardian.com/world/2023/jul/06/canada-judge-t...
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10mo ago
That's an extrapolation to finish the entire game. If limit your token count to a fraction of 2 billion tokens, you can try it on your own game, and of course have it complete a shorter fraction of the game.
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10mo ago
But DuckDuckGo does censor search results, if DMCA takedown requests are countered as censorship (which they should be because the system is abused). Eg, DDG always fail the "watch (specific movie or tv show) online" search query
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10mo ago
Deglobalized is the term Zeihan uses, he means "end of the US security order"
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10mo ago
A few years ago geostrategist author Peter Zeihan predicted that in his deglobalized world (where the US steps back from global policing in favor of domestic matters), the breakdown of the international order it built would cause the govern
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11mo ago
As somebody also directly impacted by the US immigration system, yes please do enforce the laws on the books universally and impartially. Immigration reform will happen, but regardless no queue cutting.
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11mo ago
Country of birth does determine the "priority date" waiting list. Specifically for Philippines, Mexico, India and China. Due to demand. Everyone else is in the rest of the world bucket. For those countries (especially India) the w
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11mo ago
A TN visa is explicitly a "non-immigrant visa", there isn't supposed to be a pathway to permanent residency. It's still possible to through an adjustment of status but the hoops around not leaving the country are much mo
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11mo ago
With easier to replace batteries and 3.5mm headphone jacks, I'd wager the secondary market service life would be 2-3 times longer. Not to mention the e-waste from non-repairable battery-based devices like air-pods. Corporation make pla
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11mo ago
So you replaced your perfectly functional phone because they made the battery (a consumable) too expensive to replace?
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11mo ago
It seems using the E-Verify portal to validate Form I-9 employment authorization is only mandated in some states right now. It seems the others just need to collect the information but not validate it.
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11mo ago
Why hasn't the federal government mandated Form I-9 employment eligibility as part of federal tax returns? Seems like a more systemic way to improve issues around people overstaying visas or using tourist visas to work (in the formal e
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11mo ago
For what it's worth, this is my first pro-Yandex comment after 17 years on Hacker News. It's a major tech company service based in Russia, so presumably controlled by the government of Russia. But the results produces for a query
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11mo ago
Feels weird to say but I have found using Yandex of all places an excellent search engine for content that get taken down by DMCA requests. Eg if you want to watch a movie that's not on Netflix using a web stream the search results are
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1y ago
Since after 3 years you're beyond the break-even point due to energy use, the old refrigerator should be disposed of rather than given away. By keeping it in service, it's making somebody poorer. Especially since the person receiv
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1y ago
Did you mean Airbus?
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1y ago
What an indictment on NVidia market segmentation that there's an industry doing aftermarket VRAM upgrades on gaming cards due their intentionally hobbled VRAM. I wish AMD and Intel Arc would step up their game.
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1y ago
> have their visa applications denied on public charge grounds Oh, I wasn't familiar with the 'public charge' requirement of the US immigration system. That's excellent in principle, and wonderful if enforced adequate
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1y ago
Many Medicaid rules around minimum residency and work history are being (insanely) relaxed/removed. At least in California. Based on my reading of the law, you can overstay a tourist visa and receive Medicaid coverage in California rel
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1y ago
The final years of healthcare for the elderly is unaffordabily expensive. Nations are able to afford it with a healthy dependency ratio, but with the Baby Boom generation leaving the workforce, it will no longer be possible. A young family
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