ppg677

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by ppg677 3y ago
Cost-per-bit
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by ppg677 3y ago
Relying solely on on-chip SRAM will never be economically viable for most use cases.
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by ppg677 3y ago
Sounds like DEI hiring initiatives.
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by ppg677 3y ago
Unix was a commercial standard that's lost out to Linux
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by ppg677 3y ago
Isn't the third-party API access issue all about preventing Reddit from being overrun by AI/LLM robots? I suppose nothing is stopping them from using web interfaces but it does seem a bit harder than just using APIs
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by ppg677 3y ago
You can't really be 100% postgres compatible without borrowing a lot of implementation
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by ppg677 4y ago
I outfitted a 1982 steel bike frame with 2016 brand new components. No issues then other than bending the rear to take a 130mm axle rather than 126mm. Are 68mm english-threaded bottom brackets and cranks becoming unobtainium in new groups
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by ppg677 4y ago
I got Covid for the first time last month. Anecdotally I know at least a dozen more who also got it for the first time this past December/January.
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by ppg677 4y ago
Newsflash-- the "market" is becoming less constrained by geography.
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by ppg677 4y ago
I sent this article to a US Navy captain I know. He scoffed at it and said it was complete BS. The name of the supposed rusty ship is nowhere to be found in the article or Twitter post (or replies).
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by ppg677 4y ago
I think it is the labor market. Pandemic caused a lot of people to leave the labor market.
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by ppg677 4y ago
Amazing the comments here. I've used nothing but Google Sheets for 14 years now.
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by ppg677 4y ago
Your own brain is basically a predictor. That's largely how thinking works.
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by ppg677 4y ago
I take a half tablet (10mg) of Xanax every once in awhile. (Maybe once a month on average). It makes me feel so relaxed. I knew it was too good to be true.
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by ppg677 4y ago
Ask a Google Software Engineer about debuggers. (they don't exist and printf debugging...aka logging ...is how debugging is done there).
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by ppg677 4y ago
LevelDB
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by ppg677 5y ago
You vastly overestimate the competence of the CIA.
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by ppg677 5y ago
Mutually Assured Destruction
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by ppg677 5y ago
I wonder if there is a psychological effect that could push more stock growth?
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by ppg677 5y ago
I left Wealthfront and now have about $6M in assets. I'm self-managing with mostly Vanguard funds. My experience with financial advisors has not been great.
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by ppg677 5y ago
Yes that was my experience. And it sucked. I had 500 individual stocks to deal with.
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by ppg677 5y ago
I had a lot of money in Wealthfront. It was not a good experience. First they auto-opted me into some actively managed hedge fund thingy they cooked up. As part of this auto-optin, they caused a non-trivial taxable event. And the fees inc
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by ppg677 5y ago
Figured the title was referring to the stock market.
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by ppg677 5y ago
I could have sworn I read the same exact thing in 1997.
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by ppg677 5y ago
Miserable, but pulling in $800k/year for the last several years at a FAANG. I have a net worth of $8M and in my 40s. Everyone around me leaving. Tempted to take a massive paycut to join a startup. But why not milk FAANG a bit more w
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by ppg677 5y ago
"""If you want to stop eating sugar, throw it all away, and when you go to the supermarket go when you have just eaten, and avoid buying sugar and sugary products.""" So much easier when you live alone. My spo
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by ppg677 5y ago
Welcome to Google!
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by ppg677 5y ago
I would have liked to have seen Ipe wood tested. It is nearly twice the density as Red Oak, incredibly hard, and actually has a fire rating in the same category as concrete. https://www.wood-database.com/ipe/
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by ppg677 5y ago
$7.5M euros is a nice sum, but not really enough to do what you suggest IMHO.
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by ppg677 5y ago
If I were you and in the United States, I would go hike the Appalachian Trail or something.

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