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by xur17 3y ago
Does it matter? If the car is gone, they move on.
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by xur17 3y ago
What brands are you looking at? I've been looking at Tesla cars, but they honestly don't seem to have depreciated as much as I would have expected / hoped.
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by xur17 3y ago
> If I need to do 100% remote, because I may have a light cold and don't want to spread it, I feel miserable after two weeks. I will say - moving from fully onsite to fully remote was a bit of a shock for me, and initially I felt th
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Vanguard Blocking Bitcoin ETFs(bogleheads.org)
2 points by xur17 3y ago|0 comments
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by xur17 3y ago
It depends on what time horizon. Transaction fees are changed every time the bitcoin moves - the management fee is charged 1x / year.
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by xur17 3y ago
I found this site pretty useful for comparing the different ETF tickers: https://www.btcpricetool.com/etf.html
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by xur17 3y ago
It was a mixed bag. Interest rates were higher, but I also had a lot more negotiating leverage than I normally would have had. The house I bought had been sitting for a few monthd, which allowed me to get it for what I found to be a fair pr
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by xur17 3y ago
Everything flows into a spreadsheet I created that has a row for each month, and tracks my spending, income, and net worth. The data for each new row comes from a few different places. Lunchmoney aggregates and categorizes my spending data.
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by xur17 3y ago
Is this technically permitted behavior under CANSPAM? Seems like a company could just create a new "newsletter / list" for every new marketing email they send.
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by xur17 3y ago
I'm curious if they will allow staked assets within the ETF.
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by xur17 3y ago
Fining shareholders would effectively force unlimited liability to shareholders, which comes with a bunch of negatives (ex: bigger shareholders would just own inside of an LLC wrapper). Wouldn't fining more accomplish the same goal? If
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by xur17 3y ago
Not sure why this is getting downvoted (maybe I'm missing something?). I also find the title to be innaccurate given this information from the article: > Sure, sales of EVs keep going up — a record 300,000 cars sold in the US in the
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by xur17 3y ago
I didn't realize they were a full on ISP! I recall using them back in the day as a newsgroup provider.
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by xur17 3y ago
As a former 16 year old, I distinctively remember having to negotiate to be allowed to run a computer 24/7 as a server. Part of my argument was calculating the cost to run the server ($10 / month for a 100 watt server at 0.10 &#x2
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by xur17 3y ago
Do you have any idea what the storage requirements are for a solution like this?
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by xur17 3y ago
Do you use it with the display always on, or do you have it wake up whenever you look at the display? I have a Garmin watch with a transreflective display, and end up charging it ~once a week with 1-2 hours of activity tracking per day.
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by xur17 3y ago
Especially since I have zero fraud liability as a customer. No real incentive for me to care. The real solution is for the credit card companies to lay down requirements for these merchants (no storing in plain text).
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by xur17 3y ago
Not GP, but as someone who has gotten into running and other sports post-college, yes, I do. I typically look forward to my run each morning - it's the one time of the day I'm not connected to a computer / the internet (I pur
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by xur17 3y ago
Assuming you use electric resistive heat. The math changes a bit for gas or heat pumps.
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by xur17 3y ago
> SBF decided to testify against CZ to try to save his own ass, giving justice dept and sec something to fine CZ with. Is this conjecture?
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by xur17 3y ago
Agreed! I'm assuming this is the same gamemaker I used back in highschool (~2004), which is what got me into programming in the first place.
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by xur17 3y ago
I fly on Frontier all the time, and while I do hate all of their upselling during the checkout process, my flight does end up being significantly cheaper than any other option. In this case, I searched for a flight to Atlanta - Frontier was
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by xur17 3y ago
I've been using this [0] locally, and this model [1] on replicate. [0] https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp [1] https://replicate.com/yorickvp/llava-13b/versions/6bc1c7bb0d...
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by xur17 3y ago
I've been playing with llama-2, and I've been pleasantly surprised with its ability to process images. So you plan to offer image inputs on your fine tuning service?
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by xur17 3y ago
I've been using it for 2 months now, and I strongly agree - it's very reliable, and object detection is spot on. I'm running 2 cameras with just the cpu, and still have plenty of breathing room.
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by xur17 3y ago
> The nuclear option will eventually be to just ban Google accounts for using any ad blocking. Or they just keep making it harder and harder to use alternative browsers that support ad blocking.
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by xur17 3y ago
When running / walking downtown, I feel noticeably safer crossing illegally in the center of a one way road than I do at the cross walk when the walk sign is on. Reasoning: at a crosswalk I have to deal with cars coming from 2 or 3 dif
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by xur17 3y ago
Very true. I have a spreadsheet that tracks every trade I ever made, including fees. I export that into a csv, and feed it into another piece of software that produces a list of capital gains and losses each year. Some of the challenges: *
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by xur17 3y ago
I think the idea is that you can start the heater a few minutes before you head to your car rather than setting a return time before you leave, or leaving the car's heater on the entire time.
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by xur17 3y ago
Do software developers get cut more often? My impression was that it was the opposite.

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