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by xhrpost 4y ago
I believe the 90day limit for ISOs is just the time to get the tax benefits. You can still exercise after 90days, you just pay more.
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Autonomy is a hell of a drug
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Neat, but feels like it was trained or prompted for luxury homes. I clicked threw a couple dozen images but everything had that style of multi-million dollar mansion/condo with a pool and only glass for walls. Nothing even remotely sub
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by xhrpost 4y ago
It feels weird that so much old software from the 80's or even 90's and newer has to be reverse-engineered in order to be understood. The process almost seems like something an archeologist would perform on an artifact thousands o
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Why have I never heard of the Ene-Farm? (2017)(earthbound.report)
109 points by xhrpost 4y ago|53 comments
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Sadly, even paying for content will often keep ads around. NYTimes and WSJ come to mind.
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Thanks!
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by xhrpost 4y ago
> search HN for blog posts describing exactly that Know any offhand? Search is a bit tough for a common number like 24. The concept sounds interesting
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by xhrpost 4y ago
I wonder if there's a way to beam the key out into space with RF at a very distant, but RF-reflective, object. The key hits the object and bounces back and cannot be received until it reaches earth again. I'm not sure such a set-u
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by xhrpost 4y ago
> "I have at least two homes where I have to build a half-mile to get to one house," Mauch said, noting that it will cost "over $30,000 for each of those homes to get served." I did a lot of investigation some years b
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by xhrpost 4y ago
I think you're looking at revenue. Year end 2021 was $257,637M, divide by 4 = $64.4B per quarter. Net income was $76B or about $19B per quarter. https://abc.xyz/investor/static/pdf/2021Q4_alphabet_earning
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Hopefully I'm not being snarky here, but if you looked at another country with a smaller economy, and then saw that they employee fewer people, would you be equally confused?
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Claimed evidence for the ability to see colors not in the color space(en.wikipedia.org)
5 points by xhrpost 4y ago|2 comments
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Related, I kind of wish that Congress would _not_ separate the budget from fiscal policy. Right now they vote on debt limit increases completely separate from the budget, which is bizarre to me because _they_ approved the budget! The side n
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by xhrpost 4y ago
I don't think it's always that easy. I work on some large databases (1TB+) where even queries utilizing indexed columns still take prohibitively long to run. Sure we could look into partitioning (and we likely might) but then more
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Hmm, can this explanation work in reverse? I've always found the conservation of momentum to be very confusing. Why does a spinning body cause an orthogonal rotation upon itself and thus any rigid body it's attached to? I know the
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by xhrpost 4y ago
I was wondering this too, I know plenty of people who live alone in Manhattan and don't pay anywhere near $5k. Some renewed recently even but I don't know who had stabilization and who didn't. Where did you see the $4k number
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by xhrpost 4y ago
> But as they get pushed further and further out it’s going to break down somewhere It seems that higher rent is more likely to reduce standard of living first. Low wage earners who really want to be in the city will find a way, which ge
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by xhrpost 4y ago
https://www.tiktok.com/@boweryboi/video/7105845424442920238?...
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by xhrpost 4y ago
> In my mind, Manhattan is pretty dense. It can be doing so much better. I get a tad excited reading about 1,000ft supertall's being built, only to sigh when I see it will have a whopping 80 units. I've seen even more ridiculo
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by xhrpost 4y ago
If these monthly numbers are year-over-year, and if most of the inflation uptick happened within the last 12mo, then we're likely to see 8-9% every month now until we get a year of 8-9% months in no? After that, if inflation has stoppe
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by xhrpost 4y ago
> The internet added<canvas />, but the internet stopped being one. Wow, well stated. I particularly miss just seeing more original content written by people's personal experiences. Now, it seems like any Google search re
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by xhrpost 4y ago
> so it's obviously a lucrative vertical. I don't have direct exposure but this is a highly commoditized industry with tons of competition. I imagine profits are razor thin for most providers.
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Same. If anything, my teen gaming years may have helped get me through school.
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Are we at the point now where each transistor has a small and nearly identical number of atoms?
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by xhrpost 4y ago
Nitpick, I don't think you're going to just run bare fiber outdoors, not even indoors. You would need to first run your own ducting/conduit and then have the equipment to pressure force the raw line through the shielding. So,
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by xhrpost 4y ago
There's also Ethernet over barbed wire: http://www.sigcon.com/Pubs/edn/SoGoodBarbedWire.htm
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by xhrpost 4y ago
That's pretty cool. The specs look like this is both faster and cheaper than the main link of this thread, unless I'm missing something?
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by xhrpost 4y ago
First I've heard of ROBS, thanks for posting. I would have assumed OP was talking about a Self Directed IRA, which is an interesting account that can do a lot more than hold securities. From my understanding your IRA can at that point
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by xhrpost 4y ago
I'm super happy that you found such a fulfilling role! Was wondering if you could elaborate on this a bit: > I set up a small company, so I could buy toys, and started following my own muse.

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