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by x0x0 3y ago
Just share your credit card and they'll share even more... thoughts.
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by x0x0 3y ago
Sure they were, or at least close. Beats: $400 out the door. Bose Quiet Comfort, whichever is the most recent: similar. Sony also sells ~$350-ish noise cancelling headphones. Going from $350 to $550 is roughly the normal apple premium. Th
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by x0x0 3y ago
Because you only fight so hard to reduce costs that you can just pass through. Schools -- assuming willingness / ability to spend $ on education is fixed -- are already losing $ that could have gone to them to publishers.
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by x0x0 3y ago
Bundled prices and and a lack of price visibility often promote extortionate pricing, bribes, etc. The value of the current arrangement is students can't ignore the prices. I'd bet a nice lunch that if books were part of tuition,
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by x0x0 3y ago
What people do consider is that it's extraordinarily unfair for many people who struggle with housing costs -- imagine what eg SF-area rents do to a cook or cleaner earning even $50k annually -- if we're going to provide that for
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by x0x0 3y ago
Not very many. Even if you could build a home for $400k and it only cost $100k in maintenance / utilities / upkeep for the next 10 years, that's still only 34k homes.
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by x0x0 3y ago
Do you mind sharing what you're using / how you're doing it? I've been using github copilot and I'm waving back and forth between impressed and unimpressed; it regularly generates syntactically invalid code for me.
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by x0x0 3y ago
Helping convict scammers, typo-squatters injecting malicious code, etc is protecting their users. Just not the (likely) bad actors that are the subject of the subpoenas.
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by x0x0 3y ago
Because there's probably lots of accounts worth $50 to get into.
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by x0x0 3y ago
Plus excellent testing support. If you eg interact with remote apis a lot, you can write the natural code: some api calls for setup, then your business logic, then more api calls... and then test this. In one linear function that is straig
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by x0x0 3y ago
Are you not aware that the government is prosecuting the founders of FTX, with multiple execs taking plea deals?
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by x0x0 3y ago
see the python software foundation's concerns https://pyfound.blogspot.com/2023/04/the-eus-proposed-cra-la... to wit: under a reasonable reading of the legislation, having any commercial activity (classes, co
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by x0x0 3y ago
I'm in the same place -- I can't understand what is the case for buying this instead of an ipad. If anyone can make a case, I'm curious.
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by x0x0 3y ago
I actually think this is what prevented Google from deploying generative AI before. If the search engine, which existed to direct searchers to websites, becomes an answer engine, which does not direct people to websites, it will take some
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by x0x0 3y ago
Google says OnlyFans takes 20%. However, if you look at a saas business, the general metric for a well-run business is a 50% cost ratio. That means paying 30% instead of 1-ish percent for payments is actually 60% of profits in a well-run
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by x0x0 3y ago
The calendar spam is real, and it doesn't serve anyone to pretend it's not. Just like other anti-spam measures, non-spammers will get caught up in this. But a reasonable solution starts with acknowledging the issue is real: peopl
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by x0x0 3y ago
That youtube video from Axis of Comedy is amazing; they go through 38 songs from bands as diverse as Journey, Elton John, U2, the Beatles, Bob Marley, Green Day, Aqua, and Beyonce.
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by x0x0 3y ago
Your central claim: "a critically broken engine" is overstated. Poorly made, maybe. But lots of teams are shipping games with Unity: Hollow Knight and Cult of the Lamb are massive sellers demonstrating Unity clearly can work.
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by x0x0 4y ago
Previously: fully deduct R&D salaries from income to calculate taxable profit. Now: deduct 20% of R&D salaries from income to calculate taxable profit, with the remaining 80% spread 1/5 per year over the next 4 years. For soft
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by x0x0 4y ago
I disagree Google is middling shitty: they're a primary driver of all the scammers. (to be clear: primary, not the sole). But a lot of spam would disappear if Google didn't monetize it, particularly via adsense. So I'm not
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by x0x0 4y ago
The link kind of buried in the upper right explains https://docs.wabarc.eu.org/
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by x0x0 4y ago
imo: We'll see a big inflection point this year when the fines start arriving (FTC consent agreement violation and EU DSA are both queued up) and the lawsuits for screwing ex-employees start getting to phase where it's harder for
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by x0x0 4y ago
If you like radio, why haven't you bought one? There are lots of options under $25 on amazon.
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by x0x0 4y ago
There's places like audio science review which are exactly that, I think. eg their review of the Loxjie A30 https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/l...
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by x0x0 4y ago
Prompt receipt of a receipt is valuable to the customer. It enables them to promptly dispute mistakes, submit expense reports, allows for return of purchases (valuable also to Amazon: imagine the enormous headaches adapting a system to all
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by x0x0 4y ago
Holy shit, it just keeps going > according to Lim, Binance purposely engaged a compliance auditor that would "just do a half assed individual sub audit on geo[fencing]" to "buy us more time." As part of this audit, t
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by x0x0 4y ago
I'm taking the same crazy pills. We did this deployment pattern with a jar in, like... the early 2000s? It's trivial (well, maybe an annoying couple hours to config, but it's a config once and then done) in maven to build a
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by x0x0 4y ago
You seem to be repeating nothing more than rumors you're unsure of. If you claim VCs were demanding portfolio companies use svb, then let's hear names. I've raised money from multiple VCs and that's never been even hint
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by x0x0 4y ago
nm, I was wrong, dragonwriter has the right of it
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by x0x0 4y ago
Gusto's management of health insurance is awful. I had a very bad experience needing a document from my health insurer. Including their customer support being very slow, and when they finally replied, incompetent. For payroll they&#x

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