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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
Honestly Google's AI answer is about as right if not more right then your answer. You can easily make money buying a call without the stock price moving a single cent (IV increases). Funny enough the stock can even go down and with a l
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
I mean it really didn't get us anything either. It's not like Iran stopped working towards nuke when they signed it.
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
Some of these are just straight up unhinged. > Using an LLM to discover bugs, as long as you personally verify the bug, write it up yourself, and disclose that an LLM was used. What are they going to do go back and reject a bug if someon
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
I mean I know lot of Europe is quite poor but huge swath of it isn't really that far behind. Where were you visiting? I find if you stick to a lot of the Scandinavian countries or the major cities in the poorer regions it's quite
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
So what Iran's basically fucked and the USA just gets an economic boost from military spending?
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
> but how much of that GDP is filtering down to the regular people? An absolutely insane amount. It's ridiculous just how wealthy and the quality of life the average American has compared to the world. > Are Americans, on average
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
Canadian is basically the worst option possible they bend over backward to the USA and you don't even get the USA own internal protection. All the downsides of hosting in the USA without any benefits.
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
> Notice how no one really lists contingencies for "what if the EU goes off the rails"? There's always an implicit assumption that EU politics will always be "sane" (read: "aligned with my personal politics&
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
ASML is not really a good example it's basically an American company because of it's history.
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
> Repair is economically incompatible with its life cycle. No, it's because repair involves labor and unless we ship it across the world to take advantage of people making a dollar a day it's just not worth it. The cost of maki
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
This is like when everyone started opening code of conduct addition PRs against every opensource repos except now a lot of these AI ones take actual effort to know it's in bad faith. Or maybe it's worse because a lot of them aren&
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
Free root for anyone for over 20 years too.
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
Are you trolling or just trying to avoid saying they didn't make any money and actually lost over $20 million?
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
Depends on the outcome you want. I'd easily pay $$ to not have to do shit at BM but I'd not really like what that would do to the event. Probably the closest example is if you ever read freakonomics introducing a late fee for pare
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
As a general rule USA Tech is much nicer to their employees both when working and during a layoff then Europe.
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
Why? The police aren't at his door and he's not been arrested it's not a good thing but we are still miles away from Europe.
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
What happened to the quality of NPR over the last dozen or so years it's just gotten worse and worse.
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
Mozilla classically has taken a very strong stand against ever holding true to their values so we'll probably get one from them in a few months.
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by tick_tock_tick 5mo ago
The first couple of google results just seem to say your view is a very common mistake/misunderstanding people make when confusion "not working" with leisure time.
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
No one really cares about EU law. Even the EU itself if it's inconvenient. Hell half their government website still don't comply with GDPR (probably almost all if you don't conveniently ignore the USA shield act). They'l
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
All of that is revisionist history at best. GitHub was a pile a shit long before Microsoft bought it has everyone forgotten when it would be a coin-flip on any given day if the site was even functional? GitHub was in the right place at the
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
They are all racing to AGI. They aren't designing them to be interchangeable they just happen to be.
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
I mean it's literally beholden to the USA congress and it's most meaningful parts are made in the USA. There is a reason why they fall in line with every USA export control and restriction. If ASML is Europe's then I'd s
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
I think people are pointing out how little it actually takes to wage this war against Iran and that there are basically zero costs to the USA to do so. A classic "political exhaustion" requires some degree of meaningful hardship o
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
But we are making a fuckton of them.....
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
Can you use an example that doesn't prove the exact opposite? Bombing absolutely worked in Vietnam so much that the south didn't actually lose the war until 2 years after the USA left. The war becoming a political nightmare is why
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
> EU is an economic alliance lol that ship sailed a long time ago it's certainly not a full federal republic but it's a lot closer to one then a mere "economic alliance".
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
I mean you can even use Cloudflare in a non-MITM manner. You lose a lot of the "value" of a CDN but they support it. Cloudflare Spectrum would be the product.
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by tick_tock_tick 6mo ago
It's pretty fair to assume someone on a USA site, run by an American company, that is a major VC firm based in San Francisco, in an article talking about moving away from another USA company that is located all of 2 miles away from yco
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by tick_tock_tick 7mo ago
I don't know where you've worked but a hostile and intelligent actor or internal red team would succeed under each of those cases at every job I've worked at.

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