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Comment #49220446
> they don't even pay taxes on the money they spend, since they can borrow against the assets and spend on credit. They have to pay taxes on the income/realised gains they use to p…
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Comment #49158808
This framing is also in the post. From the readme: > Bonsai itself -- this library -- is actually more generic than the above makes it sound. It allows you to build general-purpose…
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Comment #48987919
Losing $75 while gaining $675.
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Comment #48699505
> But of course one can then question why are there exactly N different types of fields, with their specific types of interaction (at least in our universe)? Even that has a (still…
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Comment #48252806
Standard ML proved this 50 years ago.
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Comment #48247374
At least in NY State, babies up to 30 days old can be left for care by the state. > New York State's Abandoned Infant Protection Act allows a parent to abandon a newborn baby up to…
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Comment #47929707
> as a vegan How does one know if a stranger is vegan?
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Comment #47903243
Our ancestors have been “maximizing resources” for hundreds of millions of years, and all our living relatives alive today continue to do so.
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Comment #47813262
Use terminal.app. Since tahoe it supports 24bit colour and has key combos for the most common features.
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Comment #47651043
I wanted to read this but I couldn’t because of all the allusions in the article that distracted me from the points the author was trying to make.
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Comment #47227945
Maybe that’s no coincidence as the German word braun means the same as the English word brown.
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Comment #47184720
Bloomberg Engineering
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Comment #47152383
Most mechanical watches unwind smoothly, ticks are typically due to a powered quartz crystal.
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Comment #47068569
They did so well, they lived to tell the tale. Or squawked.
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Comment #46881394
There is no such thing as “pure X” when it comes to organisms.
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Comment #46803065
These lenders will want some interest. The collateral is only useful if he defaults. If the collateral generates realized gains then those are taxed.
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Comment #46796494
I know. I would still be impressed if Bezos’s w-2 income was below $400k. Edit: also you need to pay the loan back, and the income to pay it back is taxable. You can die with an ou…
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Comment #46795384
The child tax credit starts tapering off if your adjusted gross income is more than $200k single ($400k joint). If Bezos is reporting less than that due to other deductions then th…
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Comment #46758876
The answer was almost certainly generated by an LLM.
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Comment #46690500
Excalidraw
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Comment #46645322
Also, amusingly, France is most definitively in Western Europe, so I’m a bit confused about GP’s link between Eastern Europe and “go look up this French word”.
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Comment #46542279
Yes I understand bioavailability etc. My point is that it’s nothing to do with how processed something is.
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Comment #46537321
People who complain about “processed foods” generally have a basic misunderstanding of chemical/biochemical processes and energy gradients or activation energies. Ultimately, every…