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dustyventure
2y ago
It's funny that people were once proud of the pragmatic origin story and now apparently ashamed.
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2y ago
I think the original Broadcom chips were overstock in the normal market because they were somewhat a nuisance of unnecessary checkboxes that would reward you with further testing/diagnostic complications in return for paying too much..
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dustyventure
2y ago
You may want to check what the conditions are on transferring credit from other schools.. In some schools you only need a limited portion of credit from your own school and a sign off from an appropriate professor for equivalences.
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dustyventure
2y ago
So the other 8 types of exemptions must exempt virtually every agency with a meaningful role, but wait, no, they don't. Agencies are expected to judge every request against these exemptions.
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dustyventure
2y ago
All agencies have process for handling FOIA requests for issues that are often of a more serious nature than some data possibly arriving fresh enough for front running..
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2y ago
I think the Olympics in particular are mostly supposed to be a less violent outlet for nationalism, but I think we learned from the Anger Management craze that safe outlets lead to a normalization and more of the original problem.
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dustyventure
2y ago
If you are dumb enough not to hire someone who is able to integrate ChatGPT from analbeads into a conversation while looking natural then that is on you.
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2y ago
You've just explained to me how Samsung can maintain a good reputation in a way that Apple cannot using what I referred to as dumping.. I don't really understand how everyone on this thread can explain the nuances that should be w
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2y ago
> All these investments are only worth anything if someone buys them from you at a higher value. The index fund may be over priced but much of the market has actual productivity that leads to dividends eventually, so whether someone will
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2y ago
By alternatives, I suppose you mean pyramid schemes that have no underlying investment that could beat inflation?
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2y ago
In the long term, Apple was on a cycle of market failure and then rejuvenation attempt because they either can't make high volumes of questionable components or they ruin their whole brand selling them. They have no dumping capability
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2y ago
So I'm wrong that Samsung is a possible example of what Apple could be that doesn't make WD a realistic example. Apple would have no more experience designing and selling trash than a UNIX vendor would have had with IDE and that m
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2y ago
Still, it's confusing to use WD as an example of high end. They have dramless which is like the winmodem of SSDs, and even in this case no encryption. Clearly they are a budget manufacturer that happened to have something that worked o
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2y ago
If there is only one time they would honor their fair market obligations and not raise their own rankings, it would be on a cost center like free tech support to consumers.
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2y ago
This is a great approach if an encyclopedia represents a very large proof about the world, but is that what it is?
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2y ago
A lot of people learn to program from declarative languages like spread sheets. We should all be happy we have access to defective versions of assembly at too high a level but be angry that we had to use too low level an editor?
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2y ago
But where is TSMC going? As far as I can understand it, they would need to rely on geopolitical argument to take customers away from TSMC and I think that's either ultra low volume or a frigid global environment where global trade is w
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2y ago
That's what the original experiment was about the first time it made it to the mill, but the article is all about conclusions from the experimenter about rich environments. If you taught your dog a trick I hadn't seen before would
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2y ago
Would two environments both with no refined adictive additive create a similat conclusion about interesting vs boring environments similar to what the authors claim? I have no idea, so I just read a poor summary of a typical rat addiction s
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2y ago
Where are the 400 million left leaning party members from to make up for the US?
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2y ago
> The next government might decide to turn him over to the ICC The next person to win a fight for a most exclusive position may decide it should be of substantially less value.. But usually only as a tactic to get the position.
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2y ago
I'm not sure what is supposed to be true and what we are supposed to all incorrectly believe. We clearly double blind instead of single blind because we are all as concerned about researcher bias as the writer of the article. Their bel
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There's no premium financing proper adversarial regulatory agency there. If the IRS is not taking its special ~30% of 300+ workers salaries there's a best effort by a regulatory body that's viewed as a waste of tax payer mone
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> Seems like the requirement of proving "there are or aren’t any residents or citizens that can fill the job" is going to be near impossible for the government to enforce It's extremely easy to enforce with taxes that ensu
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I thought github was the most brazen attempt to consume the wealth created by an open source tool with a thin low quality veneer until I looked at gitlab's code and realized more tasteless is a poor imitation of a cheap veneer.
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Since the beginning of time you could tell your neighborhood your mediocre opinions and not put rattle suppression on your bedroom windows.. But totally absurd that our fathers didn't expect a spy satellite with a 2 meter accuracy, a C
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2y ago
If a very expensive hobby is a lot of work are you working or retired?
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Google can take various actions to put pressure but it ultimately doesn't control how the entire world treats archived text. A google rank at zero and lots of 2 hop routes to your site that google can either penalize for being an accur
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A system gets reset, what happens in obscure places like old HN content?
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Using a domain every second year in that environment would get it a gradually raising rank where it isn't penalized/sanitized (by accident, on principle, etc) so every restart after a $30 pause year would be much more effective th
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