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by vinyl7 4y ago
IIRC Broadcom was sold to an equities group some years ago, so it's not really broadcom the chip manufacturer...but rather an investment company for tech
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by vinyl7 4y ago
It's a big plus in the corporate world to be able to outsource support. It's worth it for companies to pay VMWare, Microsoft, etc. larges sums of money for support contracts so they have someone to call when things break. While Mi
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Depending on the conversation, either the vaccine reduces the chances...or it doesn't reduce chances but reduces severity. Schrodinger's vaccine
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by vinyl7 4y ago
You know when theres a tech bubble when people are pushing pointless products
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by vinyl7 4y ago
I want a crash as revenge against the over leveraged investors and corporations who drove up prices like mad over these past two years. They shouldnt be allowed to run a big ponzi scheme and get away with it
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by vinyl7 4y ago
This has nothing to do with Ukraine, and everything to do with inflation and insane increases in the cost of everything.
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by vinyl7 4y ago
$2100/mo for a tiny studio, $2400+ for 1 bed room apartment, or even $3k for a two bedroom where I am in Southern California. If the 30% rule is to be followed, a person would have to be pulling in $7,200/mo for 1 bedroom...that w
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by vinyl7 4y ago
...and is the reason why California is unaffordable
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Universities get away with absurd pricing because the government guarantees the loans. If the govt stopped backing the loans, the tuition costs would plummet and the govt wouldn't need to back them anyway.
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by vinyl7 4y ago
I learned how to make Samosas. They used water and flour to seal the pastry, I assume something like that could be used for burritos?
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by vinyl7 4y ago
> Also it's not as if software is just getting faster, it's getting slower, so something else has gone wrong. Javascript, electron, developers don't know how CPU works, developers don't know how to manage memory so th
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Losing control of Twitter really got the left into a frenzy
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Only difference is now the government says "give me your stuff or I beat you" rather than your neighbor
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by vinyl7 4y ago
+1 social credit
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by vinyl7 4y ago
live in a pod, eat bugs
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by vinyl7 4y ago
For many many years I was stuck inside my head. I had erected "walls" to protect myself and keep others out. Being afraid of coming off as weird, being worried about saying the wrong thing, afraid of being rejected, afraid of bein
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by vinyl7 4y ago
That's pretty much what a lot of kickstarter indie games are.
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by vinyl7 4y ago
This is how the country will end up in a civil war. Tit for tat never ends
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by vinyl7 4y ago
Still don't have a place for them, since they're all out on the streets
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by vinyl7 5y ago
We can blame boomers for owning 2+ properties and their NIMBYism
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by vinyl7 5y ago
The increase in flipping means that there are no starter homes. All the starter homes got renovated and relisted at much higher prices
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by vinyl7 5y ago
California has a fine for not having health insurance.
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by vinyl7 5y ago
Whatever helps you rationalize that we basically destroyed the younger generation in hopes of saving the old/dying generation
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by vinyl7 5y ago
> There's an argument to be made that it's in the public interest to allow for at least some units to be made available that are affordable to someone on a teacher's salary. Gotta pass some laws to prevent investors from
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by vinyl7 5y ago
From my perspective as a millennial...it's because getting enough money seems like an impossible task. Salaries at companies are not keeping up with inflation, it is difficult to get a higher paying job. Companies don't reward loy
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by vinyl7 5y ago
April fools joke?
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by vinyl7 5y ago
The goal is to say a little as possible so that they won't get into legal trouble or have to actually solve a problem
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by vinyl7 5y ago
Housing shouldn't be an investment
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by vinyl7 5y ago
I use Neovim for most editing. If I feel like I need some extensions that VSCode has, I use vscode with vim bindings enabled. I even have vim bindings enabled in Obsidian. So it's not necessarily vim specifically, but the modal keybind
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by vinyl7 5y ago
That's the second part of de-stressing. First, stop watching news. Second, stop having an opinion on everything because at the end of the day nobody's opinion matters.

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