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jahabrewer
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Comment #42531868
Exponential's a helluva curve
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Comment #42409539
Wasn't Bell Labs a result of ATT's natural, sanctioned monopoly?
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Comment #42409522
Yeah that's the vibe I got. More accurate headline: "ATT has been beneficiary of government action. ATT says it won't build new fiber to some dsl customers."
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Comment #42341701
GP probably means the 2010s, during which the board milked the company instead of investing.
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Comment #42275787
This doesn't smell quite right. For me, it wasn't uncommon to run in to NRE majors at college 15 years ago. (now maybe they all work at NRC, I'll give you that)
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Comment #42138391
The slide I see says _revenue_. I think you have to consider cost of revenue too, and these EU fines affect that. So if the EU goes to fines being "% of worldwide turnover"... do t…
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Comment #42009338
And when you need to raise capital? Tough sell.
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Comment #41438900
and the energy investment is so drastically lower that my brain can afford to finance the pre-revenue charges of rinsing, cutting the ends, and pulling off a paper towel, so I eat …
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Comment #41283972
You're saying meta had ~$14 billion in revenue in 2023? I think you're missing a zero...
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Comment #41282471
Ben Thompson and the Air Current guy are two that come to mind
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Comment #41278779
I'm a credit union member and... idk I've become disillusioned. Their products and rates are consistently worse than national banks. I won't feel like I'm sharing in anything. The …
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Comment #41278771
Another way to think about this is in terms of how many marginal customers you get from being able to accept payments over the Web. 4% starts sounding less bad
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Comment #41278750
> You can’t make a living posting stuff online on your own private website. There are many counterexamples to this.
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Comment #41025262
Please let this be from a GT ~grad~ escapee
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Comment #39292051
Important clarification from reading tfa for a second: image _editing_. I can't believe Apple would sully their image with actual generation.
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Comment #39233191
my toaster doesn't have a blu-ray drive either
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Comment #39225494
... you can still buy most stuff outright? Blu-ray exists?
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Comment #39186434
I'm no expert, but I think more than these things go into it (and I suspect way more than a 2x IPC bump, but that's guesswork). Also more cache and I'm sure more and faster memory.…
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Comment #39178022
Isn't it wild how little cultural attention is paid to supermarket tracking?
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Comment #38857289
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Comment #38293421
> Get off the major cloud providers that charge insane egress fees. And run their own DCs? Cool, they'll just need a lot of upfront capital aaaaaand they're back in the "need money…
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Comment #38102039
Can't wait to hear why Google should host unfathomable gobs of video for free in perpetuity.
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Comment #37946709
You're right--I don't read a specific "here's the onerous parts of Title II" bit in that article. I think his argument is that: 1. The problems that supporters say net neutrality w…
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Comment #37945958
Feel pretty jaded about this after reading Ben Thompson on Title II: https://stratechery.com/2017/pro-neutrality-anti-title-ii/ Sidebar: I was 1000% pro-Title II last time this cam…