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Comment #49219566
Netflix and the Apple App Store are not random services.
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Comment #49217657
It could be tricky. Or, since supply (in the short term) is pretty well established, they could just auction off chips.
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Comment #49217627
Water is one example, but it usually goes beyond that. I'm not sure if RAM is ever covered by those laws, but I'm also not willing to look through every state's laws and check.
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Comment #49216551
It's government action, not a civil lawsuit. Of course the kids aren't going to see a dime of that money. If they want cash, they (individually or as a class) have to sue Meta them…
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Comment #49216517
> Yes. Is it completely out of proportion Maybe not if the speeder is Mark Zuckerberg. If you have 200 billion, any fine substantially less than a billion might not modify your beh…
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Comment #49216428
In the US, selling at the (new higher) market price during a declared state-of-emergency is illegal in most states and territories.
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Comment #49216386
"That's not a datacenter. It's just a regular old building consuming 20+MW of electricity"
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Comment #49191903
> water usage despite being less than golf courses, etc Golf courses are a common example of wasteful water use.
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Comment #49179074
I think the average person in America could look up the answers to those questions and get accurate answers.
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Comment #49178519
If China takes over Taiwan, TMSC's assets are being reduced to rubble before Taiwan's first shot back.
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Comment #49151292
It was a map that only labeled 7 or 8 countries via callouts. So, pretty easy to see how they could all be wrong.
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Comment #49141707
I have no idea where it would be illegal not to connect to the grid. You can just not pay your electric bill.
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Comment #49140698
I mean, it's possible that an economy, especially of a major nation, can be on the verge of collapse and that it can be pushing technical frontiers. It's even possible that pushing…
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Comment #49140682
Yes. But it's not as simple as just having access to ASML's ip. They have exclusive rights to all the components and inputs, which are also protected and are also hard to make. It'…
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Comment #49140665
Those accounts should be in something that pays more interest because you give up the liquidity. You pay (in reduced interest rates) for the ability to withdraw at any time. You ca…
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Comment #49140643
While true, funds for retirement, college or to give as a gift when your kids move out do not need liquidity. Therefore, those should not be in savings.
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Comment #49140397
LLM advertising consuming all current advertising dollars plus more is realistic. That's a solid chunk of the entire tech center it eats right there.
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Comment #49140384
In a newly evolving situation, you have to assume that it's possible that the laws will change. Typically the way you account for this is hedging or keeping reserves to adapt.
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Comment #49128483
This is an article about how the 99% will spend all their money and their children will not inherit money. The 1% will not spend all their money. They are not who the article is ab…
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Comment #49078453
It is extremely difficult to legally acquire a fully automatic weapon in the US.
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Comment #49064992
These timelines sound remarkably similar to pretty much every other timeline for medical care I've heard in other countries.
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Comment #49064916
And you think that China and the US will respect each others hegemony-ensuring rules??
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Comment #49062509
Or the MWD race stopped a conventional WWIII between NATO and the Warsaw Pact, saving massively more money and lives.
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Comment #49031812
For a checkup? Or if you are sick?