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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Maybe they should increase the taxes on these firms and give extra money to people who produce 2 or more children.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Why didn’t Delta use Linux to begin with instead of unreliable Windows systems bundled with lots of auto-updating addons where you have no idea what’s going on?
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Yes the debt matters, but compared to other factors in a nation with its own currency, it's quite insignificant. My point is other people are acting like its doomsday if the debt goes too high but I don't think it's that big
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
The debt doesn't matter too much... what matters the most for any country is if they have a lot of educated and talented people living there or not, the companies they work for, and a stable society and political environment. This is n
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Tailwind is by far the easiest approach in my experience. You can always use custom CSS additionally if you have to, but it's rarely needed.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
You need to justify how it will improve your life after it's done. This could be by skill improvements, income, community growth, job opportunities, etc. If it isn't going to help you then it's hard to justify doing it.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
The enterprise value is 80.58B. The gross profit is 2.5B. 80/2.5 is 32, similar to Tesla stock. The earnings are affected by how much the company reinvests (which shows up as a cost) before it becomes earnings on the accounting sheet.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Let me guess, it is just a Stable Diffusion wrapper?
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Have you ever considered asking your parents?
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
In the US a lot of people don't even know who their grandparents are. Lots of broken families and the decline of marriage. >Today, a new survey from Ancestry, the leader in family history, found more than half (53%) of Americans can
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
It's interesting when you have these old, large, sprawling bureaucratic organizations and the employees hardly give a sh!t anymore and allow for these large vulnerabilities. It's not a money issue, it's a caring issue I think
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
"The crypto bubble is bursting" - Hacker News in 2011
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
You can see the price for yourself though vs the fundamentals and judge whether it’s a fair deal. The market isn’t omniscient and has been mispriced very frequently.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
No, the sales and earnings go up based on how well the executives employees perform. It has nothing to do with the market.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
If the sales and earnings go up in the long run, and the stocks aren’t super overvalued, then the stocks go up. It doesn’t matter what other people think. All that matters is the performance and valuation.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Meta, Googl, AMZN, RDDT, AVGO have gotten my portfolio pretty good returns. Just think what companies will be doing well 10 years from now and don’t buy at crazy valuations.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
If you're using complicated git commands, you're probably doing the wrong thing.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
"Nobody can explain why we need the internet in our lives" Soon people might figure out you technically need nothing except a lean-to for cover from the elements and some basic food.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
They could make customer facing support bots for every business with a Facebook page
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
First decide on what your overall goal is and use that to determine how much you should work or not work on something. For example if your goal is to make as much money as possible, your efforts might change vs a goal of impressing your man
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
You don’t necessarily get offered it, you demand it as a term. If it’s a “hot startup” you pick and choose your investors so if some don’t like it they can walk.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
If you already know next.js you can very quickly throw together internal things too. If you don't know it then it might take a while.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
IMO it's better long-term for an individual to just learn Next.js, React, Tailwind.css (my preference), and TypeScript. You will be a better developer than using something like this.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Everything good that ever happened in my life was achieved by being analytical. Including eventually getting married.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Alcohol dulls your mind at best. If you enjoy using your brain, it's a net negative even with small amounts.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Don't you think someone who created something very valuable, should be able in a free market to purchase land from people who want to sell it?
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
Sounds like he outsmarted them and they were holding back the organization.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
The parent comment didn’t say ends always justify means. In this case all Sam did was step on a few toes and hurt the egos of a few board members. Meanwhile they also launched some revolutionary products that also didn’t hurt anyone. So wha
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
I'm happy with TypeScript, Go, and Rust. Don't feel like learning anything else.
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by xyzzy4747 2y ago
We must first destroy the environment in order to save it.

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