throwaway7894

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by throwaway7894 1y ago
34 years? I have 10 years at a couple of FAANGs, and got $3M in stock, with maxed out 401k, etc. I am having thoughts about retiring early, maybe in 5 years. Long time Apple employees could definitely retire after 10 years. He most likely s
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by throwaway7894 1y ago
Of note is the drama surrounding the Doom Eternal soundtrack: https://medium.com/@mickgordon/my-full-statement-regarding-d...
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by throwaway7894 1y ago
Right, but they'll underprice just below the floor price for the imported good, because why would businesses leave money on the table? The choice for consumers won't be "choose between a $5 item and $15 item" it will be
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by throwaway7894 1y ago
In your example, why would the domestic seller keep their price at $5 if the other option costs $15? They'll just raise the price of the domestic good to $13 and we will all pay $8 extra on a thing that used to cost $5. If the price di
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by throwaway7894 1y ago
In stores yes, but on the Internet, including it in the price makes it easier to bump up prices. Showing the price without tariff allows you to easily compare before / after, and then when you see tariff added to your bottom line order
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by throwaway7894 1y ago
Sorry for the lazy question, but would you be able to share some links or pointers to where these guys are active? I've been out of the loop for a few decades but enjoyed the scene when I was a teenager.
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by throwaway7894 1y ago
As someone who has a file with similar hacks, I will say this: I am not a C++ fan, but if you find yourself writing C code where you simulate methods via structs with function pointers often, just use C++ as a basic "C with classes&quo
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by throwaway7894 1y ago
#define hc_task_yield(task) do { task->state = __LINE__; return; case __LINE__:; } while (0) That's just diabolical. I would not have thought to write "case __LINE__". I