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> The issuing bank keeps 2% Is this why the best cash back credit cards give 2%?
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$700 premium for Duo compared to iPhone Pro Max 18. Exactly the price of iPad mini 256GB.
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Duo screen: 7.6" vs iPad mini: 8.3". Duo will support Apple Pencil later. I wonder if many people with iPhone+iPad combination can now replace it with one device.
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I guess annual income also hints at annual expenses which should be important for the study. There are people who constantly spend all they make, and probably score low on self assessed happiness. Also income != wage, can be passive. I thin
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> What is the shape of the relationship between money and happiness, and what are its implications? 1. money != income. 2. Zip codes. 3. Age. 4. Social class. a) 65 year old professor living in Woodside, CA, with a net worth of $250,000K
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I think that Model M (Unicomp/Lexmark) was a cost cut for Model F. Just recently, a company resurrected true Model F: https://www.modelfkeyboards.com/
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I’m hearing that Lexmark/Unicomp keyboards were/are a cost cutting project compared to original Model F. Interestingly there is a company that resurrected true, pre cost cutting, model F: https://www.modelfkeyboards.com
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Typewriter Simulator
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A Beginner's Guide to Switches
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The Stabilizer Problem
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Using Windows Server as a personal OS can be an option: https://www.windowsworkstation.com/win2016-2019/
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Panerai Submersible Elux Lab-ID: Mechanically Powered LEDs
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Vanguard just tracks indexes. Indexes that include all publicly traded auto manufacturers in the world. E.g. Toyota: https://www.morningstar.com/funds/xnas/vtiax/portfolio Most of Vanguard is a large bureaucr
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Interestingly enough, Vanguard voted against the package originally in 2018, and Black Rock voted for it (according to nytimes https://www.nytimes.com/2024/06/12/business/tesla-elon-musk-... ) Tesla
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I actually think that for VTSAX manages, the fact that they have to vote is sort of a liability for them. My guess is that they would rather not vote at all. They own the whole market anyway, and should only care about tracking the underlyi
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For the record, Vanguard also has significant interest in the success of all Tesla competitors that are part of the index. Did Vanguard officially stated that they have "significant amount of trust in Musk"? They are not Cathy Woo
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I guess the point here is that a huge percentage (7% just for Vanguard) of votes was not decided by the actual share holders. These shares are passively invested because Tesla is included in indexes like S&P 500. So the decision on the
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Does anyone know about BlackRock and State Street votes? But Vanguard, which has total assets of about $9 trillion, and other big index fund managers were always likely to be key to the vote. Representatives of Vanguard rivals BlackRo
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Vanguard vote switch helped pass Tesla CEO Elon Musk's $56B pay package
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"Half of it is regurgitating" "how you behave as a human being, what happens when I throw in a curve ball." So it's half hazing, half theatrical performance?
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Answering "Design Uber" questions is like playing a weird charade game in a LARP camp. It is very convenient for the interviewer because they set the rules and can change them anytime. They only prepare their question once and app
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Obligatory MySQL Big Deletes: https://mysql.rjweb.org/doc.php/deletebig
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Good paper on UTF-8 validation performance: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2010.03090 The relatively simple algorithm (lookup) can be several times faster than conventional algorithms at a common task using nothing more t
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Not specifically about ML, but a good paper about unnecessary complexity introduced by a premature 'scalabilitization': The COST of a given platform for a given problem is the hardware configuration required before the platfor
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You vs. 4k Other Applicants
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Related concept is Datensparsamkeit: https://martinfowler.com/bliki/Datensparsamkeit.html
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And there is a way to pay no taxes on the growth. You need to have 1) a tax advantaged account and 2) a regular brokerage with 2x your savings Technically tax is deferred or literally not paid if tax advantaged account is a Roth. https:&#x
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I agree. From the Systems Thinking, the best case scenario is that a new leader will start changing the rules of the game (internal incentives, punishments and constraints). Only then, and slowly, over decades things may start improving. It
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There is no single 'Russia' and certainly not one entity _got_ the whole 1.9 billion. It looks like a fairly loosely coupled ecosystem of shady actors. They are privateers in a war. Not unlike Francis Drake. The war that everyone
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Yes, I think the chance to soft-land USSR into a democracy was missed by the West in the 90s. I don't see how the brainwashed population and their globe trotting elite will change their views now. It did not have to be this way.
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