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by voidfunc 3y ago
Standard tax deduction for businesses as a work truck. Technically you need to be using it only for business reasons but we all know how fuzzy small business owners get with that kind of stuff sometimes.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Dave Cutler has elaborated on a lot of this stuff in some recent YT interviews that are excellent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9K3eMzF6x28 Part of it is Cutler really really hated working with IBM... it starts around 3:
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Depends if you think the people threatening you have connections that could get you blackballed in industry.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
This is standard operating practice for shitty journalists to create smoke and generate attention. Journalists suck. They're basically one step away from paparazzi.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Huh? Satyas move was politically brilliant. Either outcome of Sama returning to OpenAI or Sama going to Microsoft is good for Microsoft as continuity and progress are the most important things right now for Microsoft. An OpenAI in turmoil w
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by voidfunc 3y ago
> She has quite a track record of short tenures and failures. It may be good to have a failure perspective on a board as a counter-balance. I don't think this is a valid knock against her. She has relevant industry experience at lea
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by voidfunc 3y ago
> It must have been something about late 70s / early 80s USA that made everyone feel like we were on the verge of corporate takeover of government. Understandably, I suppose. Rise of mass media and opaque conglomerates along with th
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Kicked out is a bit hyperbole. They don't have their champion anymore but the deal and their minority ownership stake are inked. They still get tech and profits. They might not have a path to owning OpenAI now but that was a problem a
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by voidfunc 3y ago
I'm expecting lawsuits in the next day or two from Altman for libel and defamation. I'd be surprised if OpenAI investors don't go to the courts also ASAP.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
They're going to be helming a ghost company soon. Good job; great effort. They're never going to get the funding they need after this clown show. Nobody is going to give them $$$ without seriously restructuring the board.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Very metal. I think that anecdote made me like this guy even if I disagree with him about the dangers of AI.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
This website gets so fucking salty about business people.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
No.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Clownshow. Holy shit, this is what happens when stupid people get put into positions of power and money and have no idea how things actually work. Fucking non-profits are the worst to deal with.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Assuage investor anxiety - it's a drop in the bucket to pay Altman virtually anything he wants to keep the market from thinking too much.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
> A lot of butter yeah... a stick of butter to make burgers, something that I never used butter for before, sure stuck out to me but it was really good. I just don't do it every day. Cant remember which TV Chef Personality said this
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by voidfunc 3y ago
In some ways that has been the biggest win for Intel... product flopped but we also killed 90% of our competitors is an amazing outcome.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
I'm surprised Zima hasn't made a permanent comeback. It's always remembered rather fondly by folks.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
The same developers that were raised and soaked in Java enterprise development are now Go developers. Expect more of this especially as Go enters the Enterprise sphere.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
> Funny, I see people getting extra bitter and mean in the last decades or so and call that pathetic. The "fragile" people are the ones who are taking appropriate offense to it. No, sorry. Businesses bend over backwards to codd
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by voidfunc 3y ago
I'm surprised by so many people taking offense at it. Very direct and to the point, it's great. People have become so fragile in the last decade or so. It's pathetic.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Stock ranges look accurate. Base numbers I'm unsure about but the base change more frequently than the stock ranges. Still peanuts but you don't work at MS to maximize $$$ but rather for WLB
623.
by voidfunc 3y ago
These are the old ranges before the bump in 2022.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Some of us suck at math.
625.
by voidfunc 3y ago
Isn't that expected because of the automatic re-balancing to minimize risk? I don't think anyone goes with target date funds thinking they are going to maximize returns because it's a tool to buy and forget.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
> I disagree. To me, Discord is a huge barrier. I use it when I have to. But it‘s bloated, slow and complicated. I don’t want to run it constantly because of that, and it takes very long to start up. Yea man, that's a you problem. D
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Trump
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Nice house, don't actually think it is supposed to be painted that color - looks dumb with that blue on it.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
Meh, the hole is tiny. Most people are still going to X/Twitter. Journalists are addicted to it still. Sports and media personalities aren't moving. Only a tiny fringe amount of tech needs and political activists care.
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by voidfunc 3y ago
It's not the governments job to decide what speech is "correct" in the US at least under the current judicial regimes interpretation of the laws. There are some very narrow exceptions but this is not one of those. That people

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