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make an account. that 2 min effort will allow you the freedom of all the content on x.
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x is perfectly easy to use or to customize and allows instant sharing of short bits of information in whatever format.
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is Intel possible to do this mostly because of heavy gov subsidy + ASML being "nudged" to provide Intel with higher priority que for their latest lithography machines? How likely are they to succeed vs TSMC / Samsung?
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good ol' days when Blizzard wasn't a public company that needed a way to generate on going revenue via some sort of game pass system.
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cut them in quarters, sprinkle dash of salt, stir fried 'til brown over medium-high heat with olive oil, and sprinkle few drops of fish sauce (or oyster sauce depending on pref). prep it makes a huge difference and it's one of bes
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'bold' as in it was the obvious play after GPTs made reddit conversation archive an easy thing to profit off and protect
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https://edition.cnn.com/2023/03/13/world/reusable-grocery-ba... "a cotton bag should be used at least 7,100 times to make it a truly environmentally friendly alternative to a conventional plastic ba
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Instead they will wreck havoc on marine life because they decompose into loops of stringy rope that's difficult to break
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the replacement bags are usually made out of another type of plastic that needs to be reused 100+ times minimum to make the trade off worthwhile, which is rarely the case. This is what superficial activism looks like.
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Very curious what ROI was on ownership of this asset. Apparently he won a bidding war vs Buffet & Munger.
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Most of the revenue tanking comes from decreased demand from Chinese markets. Japan-Korea trade war was mostly for show and added an extra theoretical risk and bureaucracy but in actuality all the Japanese chip supply companies would have g
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3y ago
if android, blockada has host block feature (similar to editing/blocking via host file on PC)
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3y ago
and we only learned to wash hands 130 years ago
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I'd like to shill for one of my heroes, Father John Lee, that built a school, hospital and a church and ran them all in warn torn village of Tonj, South Sudan that passed away little over a decade ago. https://en.wikipedia.o
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it's pretty scary that comments that question such things get nuked before chance at a legitimate discussion even on fairly rational discourse sites like hn
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covid blow + capital costs on real estate has increased 3x over last year or so. it's expected.
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yeah he over promised on FSD, but still delivered on reusable rockets, and more or less nudged all other manufacturers to producing eletric cars at minimum, a few years earlier than they intended to. He also exposed twitter's political
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try 95%
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there was one major scandal @ UltimateBet where ex-sys admin had superuser access to people's holecards. But besides that, most rooms are legit, the rooms have decent incentive to make sure their RNG is robust since pro poker players
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it's different because the mechanics are carbon copy of other casino games with tighter reinforcement/addiction potential then other 'regular' games that have more space/process in game experience loop
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https://www.amazon.ca/Programming-Language-2nd-Brian-Kernigh...
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I'd like to see something similar done for Tick bite/Lime disease and bed bugs, they both seem to be accelerating their reach past decade or so. What's the status on gene-drive approach to cull tail harmful insects?
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It's fascinating to me that moonies managed to have Abe & Trump speak at their event for millions. Probably one of most fascinating political cults of modern times.
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agreed. youtube is allowing so many people to make decent income as independent content provider. I'm quite tired of these hipster posts making egregious demands from youtube. Make your own youtube.
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3y ago
In before pay per kill pricing model becomes new norm in defense contracts
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3y ago
Surely you can afford AC. Not getting quality sleep is akin to driving drunk for tech people imho.
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probably not 100% accurate but 95%. if you read his comment section tons of industry folks praise him for his content / correct him if he's wrong
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Asianometry https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLKtxx9TnH76SXumAiJX3N7Y36...
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tech hipsters with 100k+ income?
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The founder of the sub went through their own journey and have been rigorous, transparent about his process and methods. It rubs me the wrong way you are so quick to judge about someone being unscientific all while showing that you didn
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