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ENGNR

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    Comment #48810423

    Switching to Codex if their subscription includes 5.6 and Anthropic’s doesn’t include even some small quota of Fable. I’d be using local LLM’s if I didn’t want any access to fronti…

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    Comment #48261282

    House tax changes... strong yes Share tax changes... ugh My hope was cashed up bogans would start betting on shares instead of housing/crypto. At least it could be funnelled into s…

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    Comment #48260849

    Australia also has a 60 year productivity low and a government that is boosting taxes on capital gains on shares/business to basically a worldwide high. So take our experiments wit…

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    Comment #47790724

    It's frustrating that even brand new Unifi devices that claim to support IPv6 are actually pretty broken when you try to use it. So 10 years from right now even, unless they can so…

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    Comment #47129217

    Banks remain with COBOL because it's unsexy and stable. And then they say... let's just YOLO some vibe code into the next release sight unseen! Logic checks out.

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    Comment #46883999

    They also launched dummy satellites from the "pez dispenser", directly simulating the actual mission payload, about 4 months ago.

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    Comment #46093358

    Lol thank you. Original as far as I know, most welcome to steal!

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    Comment #46092666

    The trick is that the USA steps up the buy price of an asset when you pass away. So if you use cheap loans your whole life, you can defer capital tax until it goes away. Instead of…

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    Comment #46092571

    How does that work in practice? If you're bootstrapped, borrow a bunch of money to pay tax because your company got to $10M val. But then the market shifts and it goes back down to…

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    Comment #45912127

    Yes! I rewound the video to double check But honestly at this point I’m destined to buy a Steam Machine despite having a hefty Mac that could do gaming if only it were possible. Va…

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    Comment #45725629

    Had some very weird behaviour from cloudfront used purely to serve images from s3. Mostly huge slowdowns and outright failures on endpoints. Was about 15 hours ago that I noticed i…

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    Comment #45692876

    Omfg you're right. I was half joking before, but yeah that's... quite a coincidence

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    Comment #45691896

    Nakamoto = central origin Origin = CIA?

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    Comment #45691735

    Vision Pro is an excellent example What Apple really needs to do is mimic their old policy of no fees except for games. Let everyone develop for it, and then rug pull by making the…

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    Comment #45467748

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    Comment #45383046

    There’s too many hackers on hacker news!

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    Comment #45373198

    Pretty scary for Apple shareholders. They're basically saying that the extremely expensive hardware alone isn't enough to make a profit anymore? They're that reliant on the app sto…

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    Comment #45133959

    There are all sorts of protections around who can be a custodian of someone’s money (for good reason) However there are use cases like running a marketplace, where the platform wou…

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    Comment #45122468

    Anecdotally I saw a post on reddit about a senior SWE in the USA who was laid off and couldn't get any interviews, with their old job outsourced to eastern Europe. And then this mo…

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    Comment #45115857

    Depends how many liberties it takes in imagining the world Lidar is direct measurement