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aetherane

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    Comment #36196094

    This has always been the case for revenue from recordings.

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    Comment #36189133

    That's not how business taxes work. You are taxed on profits.

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    Comment #36106804

    I don't get why police would be able to seized phones in the first place.

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    Comment #36091035

    I always found it best to learn a few notes and then use intervals to find others. Eventually you will learn their absolute positions too

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    Comment #36011187

    Sometimes the problem isn't actually temporary though

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    Comment #35904350

    Can OpenAI even be acquired? It is a subsidiary of a nonprofit

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    Comment #35867730

    I was in the beta, which im assuming was the same. I find it sometimes misses references in the same folder as the file I'm look at when I do reference search.

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    Comment #35865129

    I don't get the praise over GitHub code search. I find it very inaccurate and often missing references etc. Maybe it depends on the language you are using it with? (Go here)

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    Comment #35792168

    Unfortunately air tags only work in the Apple ecosystem.

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    Comment #35446617

    If the US gives other countries an ample head start to establish the major AI companies and doesn't compete, it is unlikely that it's GDP will support as good a standard of living …

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    Comment #35282129

    I don't like the fact that OpenAI is a private company, meaning that wealth will further concentrate from its growth. It is ironic too because it can't become public due to the ple…

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    Comment #35167511

    There is also no evidence that the previous comment was made due to misogyny.

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    Comment #34466176

    BrightTax worked well for me for several years where i was abroad

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    Comment #34364032

    It seems odd to target 90% in a peer group of big tech companies. If they also target 90% than no wonder there is executive compensation in inflation

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    Comment #34361598

    The company also plans to “position Mr. Cook’s annual target compensation between the 80th and 90th percentiles relative to our primary peer group for future years,” What is the pe…

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    Comment #34348473

    It seems unrealistic to assume that everyone on a reasonably sized team knows all of the subtle edge cases to avoid and never makes mistakes

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    Comment #34348439

    It is pretty easy to have accidental panics in Go, for instance due to a runtime assertion that unexpectedly failed

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    Comment #34155831

    Global entry is unavailable to foreigners from many countries, even long term visa holders

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    Comment #34107048

    "Center" here is a set of values and leanings like any other. It is hard to call that a lack of bias.

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    Comment #34082222

    That's a pretty low bar, though. There are many different levels of struggling but I don't think it is productive to deny challenges of someone just because they are better off tha…

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    Comment #34078883

    What fraction of non-nude yoga videos are run by 250 lb dudes vs attractive women?

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    Comment #33946034

    It seems equally helpful as USD then.

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    Comment #33908789

    I think happiness with remote work depends a lot on whether you live with a family / roommates who you see regularly.

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    Comment #33825545

    A strategy can involve probability, like bluff 30% of time.