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by xur17 2y ago
It's never this clean, but it is direction-ally correct. If I make $300k / year, and I can tell that chatgpt already saves me hours or even days per month, $200 is a laughable amount. If I feel like pro is even slightly better, it
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by xur17 2y ago
Like USD?
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by xur17 2y ago
> Also, there is nothing innovative from Musk itself as far as starlink goes. More than half of research and implementation is funded by USG and Tax Payer funded rebates and concessions. And the other half? Isn't the system for deli
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by xur17 2y ago
> We also now have sub-$30k used Tesla's out in the market too. I purchased a 2023 Model 3 from Hertz over the summer for $23k, which I've been very happy with. I'm not eligible for either tax rebate (used or new), so 1 ye
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by xur17 2y ago
This [0] seems to indicate that you can get away a hdd. [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/Bitcoin/comments/1gito9r/how_long_i...
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by xur17 2y ago
In my case it just kinda.. switched over at some point, and frankly I didn't care enough to figure out how I might switch it back (if I even could). I had a similar frustration to GP that it stopped working for 100% of the queries I us
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by xur17 2y ago
For me it does, but only somewhat. I'm much more cautious / aware for the first few drives while I figure it out again. I also feel like it takes a bit (5-10 minutes of driving) for it to recalibrate after an update, and it's
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by xur17 2y ago
Which is arguably a good thing (having AGI spread amongst multiple entities rather than one leader).
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by xur17 2y ago
My only feedback was that he should really really consider linking the text `Open Charge Map` to the website.
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by xur17 2y ago
100% agreed. Took a road trip, and at any charger I stopped at I either purchased a meal, or purchased snacks from a coffee shop. Given how spread out they are, competition is fairly thin.
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by xur17 2y ago
There are a number of sites that do this that have been released in the last few years. https://www.pointsyeah.com is probably my favorite since their free offering is very workable.
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by xur17 2y ago
> But he's always been picky about his soundscapes, wanting the TV muted during ad breaks etc etc. I'm with him on this one. Commercials always end up being louder than the rest of the content, and are just.. annoying.
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by xur17 2y ago
Are you being sarcastic?
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by xur17 2y ago
Not to add more to the mix, but I've been very happy with Librechat: https://github.com/danny-avila/LibreChat
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by xur17 2y ago
Anyone that has one of these - does it work with Linux? From Googling it looks like at best it works via wine, but even that is questionable with the latest version. Pretty ready to buy, but this is a pretty big turn off.
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by xur17 2y ago
As a counterpoint, I am very familiar with docker (I use it at my job as a backend developer / devops engineer), and I originally went with the docker based install, but eventually swapped to haos. I switched because addons are vastly
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by xur17 2y ago
This effectively means we've just nationalized 25% of all companies (over time as this tax spreads to more people).
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by xur17 2y ago
Why? Monitoring FSD is noticeably less stressful than driving a normal car.
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by xur17 2y ago
This seems somewhat contentious, but having some assets outside of the banks is a pretty reasonable derisking mechanism. Bitcoin, and some stablecoins seem like a wise choice.
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by xur17 2y ago
I recently discovered that you can Google "{company} phone number", and in a number of cases it will offer to call, navigate the phone tree, wait on hold, and call you when a customer service agent is on the line. Delta, Allegiant
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by xur17 2y ago
> If I found a sensible use for the surplus power then costs drop even lower even faster. Buy a few Bitcoin miners. Since you won't be running them 24/7, might be worth buying less efficient ones from last-gen.
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by xur17 2y ago
I also buy SP500 because I think the number will go up (relative to the depreciating dollar). The goal is to preserve wealth.
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by xur17 2y ago
> 10% long-term capital gains That is not the long-term capital gains rate in the US.
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by xur17 2y ago
> It's like the frame interpolation that some TVs had to generate 120p frames from 60p. I actually prefer the original 24p (or 24p double-exposed to 48 like cinema projectors do) for films. I realize that I might just be the excepti
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by xur17 2y ago
It is more flexible than a hash, but it's also more complicated.
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by xur17 2y ago
Ideally it would be possible to just specify an image url and a hash. Or, even better, a magnet link.
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by xur17 2y ago
I have one of these old grandfathered accounts from many years ago (< $20 / line for unlimited data, 5gb tethering, unlimited sms, and unlimited voice). What's weird is that they've actually upgraded the plan over time whi
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by xur17 2y ago
Strongly agreed. I started scrolling through the website, was somewhat interested, and might have considered it, but just closed the tab when I saw mac only.
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by xur17 2y ago
I'm on a similar path, and still haven't figured it out. My main recommendation would be to increase the time you spend on hobbies, travelling, volunteering, etc. Use the next few years to figure out what you enjoy, and what you a
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by xur17 2y ago
While true (the landlord is obviously making money, otherwise they wouldn't be doing it), there are other variables worth considering. If you decide to move, you pay 6% in real estate fees (extortion) to sell / buy. If you rent, t

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