tus666

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by tus666 4y ago
Misleading title. Correct title "Etsy stops paying sellers due to liquidity issues arising from SVB failure, may be about to go bust".
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by tus666 4y ago
Beyond the actual amount insured by the FDIC?
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by tus666 4y ago
Didn't the company collapse and is now being run by the FDIC?
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by tus666 4y ago
Its only family plans by the looks.
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by tus666 4y ago
Hasn't it been called YT Premium for close to 10 years? Announcement link? I have been paying 10/month AUD for all that time, this would be disappointing if true.
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by tus666 4y ago
That's pretty amazing.
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by tus666 4y ago
Is this unusual? Serious qn.
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by tus666 4y ago
They are still big state-machines, unlike the human brain.
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by tus666 4y ago
Because there is not need anymore, since gmail.
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by tus666 4y ago
> "we will have options to deal with this balloon." OK surely at this point they are taking the piss.
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by tus666 4y ago
Again you run face first into the brick wall of questionable assumptions and get a bloody nose. What's happiness? How do we measure it? How long does this feeling last? Was it measured again 10 and 20 and 30 years later? And what was t
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by tus666 4y ago
You are making a false equivalence between clearly identifiable physical disease (e.g. shingles), and this questionable concept called "mental illness" or "depression", and this false equivalence is at the root of the pr
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by tus666 4y ago
Move psychology and psychiatry into the Astrology department please. It ain't science.
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by tus666 4y ago
> K8 got the basics right, introduced 64-bit support and an integrated memory controller. And remained reasonably competitive against Netburst. Eh? Competetive? Athlon64 destroyed the Pentium 4 (cost/performance/heat), and was
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by tus666 4y ago
Sorry I cringed. Hoping this is a joke.
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by tus666 4y ago
At what point does a prop become a fan? A 777 engine has 22 fan blades, twice this thing.
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by tus666 4y ago
All of them.
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by tus666 4y ago
Back when hiring artists and writers meant going to actual creative writing and fine arts graduates from college. Also why games from the era were so much better.
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by tus666 4y ago
how many of these exist??
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by tus666 4y ago
Invade Russia in winter? Nah probably not.
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by tus666 4y ago
Full self driving should not be a thing until all cars have it and are networked together.
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by tus666 4y ago
One thing I like about this product is it has no "compatibility" matrix. All compatibility issues are treated as bugs to be fixed. I bought the lifetime upgrade many years ago, and was pleasantly surprised to get a link to downloa
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by tus666 4y ago
Imagine being so rich you could just flush $40B down the toilet.
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by tus666 4y ago
That's one expensive steak.
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by tus666 4y ago
> I really want a language that is memory and thread safe, but culled, honed and cut down to the absolute minimum language, to reduce the learning curve. The problem is the syntax around the borrow checker is the learning curve. And if
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by tus666 4y ago
> “Just a bunch of idiots having fun” This is not how lan players would have talked or thought. “Just a bunch of geeks having fun” if anything. Oh, it's Ars.
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by tus666 4y ago
Twitter is asking me to subcribe to something called "Twitter Blue" for 6.99/m. It does not mention anything about verification in the details, which reads like: === Find and read news. Get early access. Become a Twitter Blue
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by tus666 4y ago
But it's not a verification mark anymore. No verification is involved. It's a subscription mark. Why is NYT calling it "Verification Subscriptions"? Just because the mark looks the same as the previous verification mark?
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by tus666 4y ago
Why not do something less humiliating and just go back out to the market for new engineers under a banner like "Twitter looking for a new breed of engineers to build fresh original capabilities" Or something...
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by tus666 4y ago
I dont see any rust in the PR....

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