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chollida1

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    Comment #49199998

    Wrong thread??

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    Comment #49187724

    if you track their 5 year stock price you'll find the market fully agrees with you. It was $458 in 2021 and is $112 now. The market caught on quickly that Atlassian's software fits…

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    Comment #49144059

    > It is architecturally impossible for an LLM to associate a link or citation that it crawled with a response that comes out the other end. I mean, its not. Lots of LLM's focused o…

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    Comment #49127638

    anti-american? What specifically about the OP's post is anti-american?

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    Comment #49124504

    yes, monthly returns are expected to be volatile for a fund like this. No in that, no LP wants 2/3rd down months. That kind of swing is insane. That' means any LP that invested in …

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    Comment #49123759

    > let's be clear here - he didn't actually "lose" a ton of money. he was up 439% net in the first half of 2026. He's down 67% on the month. He most certainly lost alot of money. He…

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    Comment #49023130

    gotcha. I've never heard of 16amp service, in Canada we have 15 amp. But its very common to have many 15amp and 240V lines run in a house in Canada. My kitchen alone has 4 differen…

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    Comment #49016589

    Most North American homes would have 240v and 200Amp service. A 16Amp fuse seems down right tiny:) We have 50 amp service running a hot tub and another 50 amp service line to charg…

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    Comment #49013220

    Oh man, that's an old school name. I miss cranky geeks, to the point where I've gone back to listen to older episodes.

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    Comment #48766360

    > It's nicely symmetrical, because conversely I prefer my LLM-generated code to have no dependencies. How do you get your code to the point where it has no dependencies? How do you…

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    Comment #48661779

    Most of this debt will be forgiven or given a significant haircut. The legal term is odious debt and it has a long history of debt taken out by dictators being forgiven once the di…

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    Comment #48661628

    rats, so this isn't really a viable solution.

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    Comment #48647687

    How does this work without a phone? I do 99% of my computer work, like now, not on a phone. Do regular desktop and laptop computers have the same secure enclave feature?

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    Comment #48644676

    > But then he made a tweet that basically just says "I suggested this, some people like it, some hate it". That's super against the rules, because it attracts people to the proposa…

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    Comment #48638063

    You could be right about the Korean plants. I only relied on google to give me the top 5 nuclear plants active in the world. The Korean plants you mention were not on the list.

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    Comment #48637984

    The lidar shows me: - if a car is behind me - how many cars( I think up to 8) are behind me - what speed they are coming up on me by way of animation To answer your question about …

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    Comment #48636398

    I mean, Ontario runs the Bruce nuclear plant which is the second largest in the world in terms of the power it generates at 6,610 MW, Japan gets the top nod with a plant that gener…

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    Comment #48636261

    I use a Garmin edge bike computer and a Garmin tail light with lidar that shows cars as they come up from behind on you on the computer screen and give audio alert as well. That wo…

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    Comment #48635599

    Makes alot of sense. Canada has: - one of the largest uranium reserves - a well respected and safe nuclear design in CANDU - experience with building and refurbishing nuclear react…

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    Comment #48630439

    Really? I don't think anyone really holds him responsible for the dotnet crash of 2000 as that was a market issue and irrational exuberance issue and not a monetary one. And 2008 w…

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    Comment #48630310

    I'd never heard of this. Can you provide a link? I'd be very interested in reading about this fraud.

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    Comment #48556967

    Ah, thank you.

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    Comment #48555949

    > "DX tarpits" Google shows no results for this term so i'm guessing its your own short hand for something hard?