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8ytecoder

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    Comment #48724520

    I know what you’re saying sounds perfectly rational to you and I do applaud you for holding the moral position separating someone’s private life from their contribution to the comp…

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    Comment #48588015

    I honestly can’t understand why not wasting meat is such a bad thing?

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    Comment #48581460

    Costco sells really good hotdogs with a large coke for $1.50.

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    Comment #48581451

    The usual argument is that as prices rise, demand will shrink and supply will rise to take advantage of the increased price.

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    Comment #48376873

    Skills do matter. It’s just a different type of skill. Merit doesn’t matter - but even that’s a bit arguable - if the merit is decided based on what someone is creating value for t…

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    Comment #48216812

    What you’re describing here results in extreme consolidation. The one or two e-commerce giants that figure it out will rule. No startup can ever sell anything online easily. Why wo…

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    Comment #47912745

    > "NEVER FUCKING GUESS!"

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    Comment #47902411

    You link your accounts in simplefin which uses MX (similar to plaid) to pull the data. Except simplefin is really simple to setup. https://actualbudget.org/docs/advanced/bank-sync/…

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    Comment #47895631

    There’s also this: https://beta-bridge.simplefin.org/ . Very reasonably priced and it works great. Actual Budget uses it.

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    Comment #47895159

    I use Claude “on the web” or Google Jules. Essentially everything happens in a sandbox - so yolo isn’t a huge risk. You can even box its network access. You review the PR at the en…

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    Comment #47591300

    We were building a payments system in the early 2000s and got a diktat to not use Oracle. The amount of things we had to build to satisfy the availability and durability requiremen…

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    Comment #47474749

    Same with the EV6. Charged at a Rivian station from 20-80% in 15 minutes.

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    Comment #47419499

    China already did, in 2010, against Japan. Japan has been preparing alternatives for a decade and a half now. https://www.economist.com/asia/2025/12/04/lessons-from-japan...

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    Comment #47252604

    Metal is technically more elastic than an elastic band. With a Young’s modulus of 69 GPa for aluminum versus just 2 GPa for ABS, metal has the "memory" to snap back from significan…

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    Comment #47158619

    Texas, technically, generates more TWh than California. I think a data center boom followed by a bust would help a lot more than what California can do. Unlike in cars, CAs market …

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    Comment #47157928

    Article summary Perovskites, compounds with unique electronic properties previously confined to specialist applications, could enable neuromorphic computers that process and store …

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    Comment #47003884

    3D Touch was a useless gimmick for most users because it wasn’t discoverable. The move cursor feature didn’t disappear btw. It’s now in the space bar.

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    Comment #46593034

    Wegovy tablets are $299 now.

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    Comment #46399768

    Distribution agreement is generally different from a sale. Distributors act as agents of the manufacturer. It’s not yet counted as a sale. Most warranties are limited to first owne…

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    Comment #45805907

    Funny you would pick this analogy. I feel like we’re back in the mainframe era. A lot of software can’t operate without an internet connection. Even if in practice they execute som…

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    Comment #45754502

    US: 335M / 5,000M ton / 15 ton Indonesia: 275M / 650M ton / 2.3 ton Pakistan: 240M / 225M ton / 1 ton Nigeria: 220M / 110M ton / 0.5 ton Brazil: 215M / 475M ton / 2.2 ton I can go …

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    Comment #44816913

    I think it’s more like the “crash” that never happened with Uber/gig and crypto. I can’t tell if it’s just luck with one craze seamlessly enabling another in some cosmic coincidenc…

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    Comment #43797472

    Think Morse code, where frequently used letters have shorter codes than less frequent ones. This ensures zero loss of information.