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Comment #42265917
It's closer to industry jargon at this point in American English. Search for LTL tariffs, for example, and you'll find a very long list of trucking companies publishing their fees …
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Comment #39536092
Shipping/fulfillment costs are simply far more expensive than most people assume. If you buy a $15 item on Amazon, Amazon keeps about half of that. The seller still has to pay for …
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Comment #39531413
Already a thing, here's one startup: https://www.saucepricing.com
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Comment #39520005
They IPOed in 2020 at a valuation of 13.7B. Any investors in those rounds made fantastic profits. Dress it up, talk about revenue growth, dump it on the public markets and make it …
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Comment #39428278
I've never listened to a podcast and have zero podcast related content on both mobile and desktop. There is one audiobook recommendation section, the 9th section down.
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Comment #39393717
Definitely. The amps are the expensive part, but if you have consistently high load, moving from residential rates might mean you're only paying $100-200 for all those other advant…
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Comment #39006044
Depends on load. Somewhere around $20-40? Assuming idle around 80-120w, and another 100w for the e-waste drives in their pictured listing.
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Comment #38987678
Viasat owns them now, those owners immediately resold the company for billions in profit.
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Comment #38665245
Would straw or rock have excellent nutritional value, then?
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Comment #38349744
The board had 3 positions empty, people who left this year, leaving it as a 6-member board. Both Sam Altman and Greg Brockman were on the board; Ilya Sutskever's vote (which he now…
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Comment #38348796
3 board members (joined by Ilya Sutskever, who is publicly defecting now) found themselves in a position to take over what used to be a 9-member board, and took full control of Ope…
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Comment #38344814
> Creating safe AGI that benefits all of humanity Benefit and available can have very different meaning when you mix in alignment/safety concerns.
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Comment #38340077
That's not their stated goal, you're misinterpreting it by changing the wording.
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Comment #38340040
"The board" isn't exactly a single entity. Even if the current board made this decision unanimously, they were a minority at the beginning of the year.
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Comment #38336343
> once it's successful, doing everything possible to make it closed and stifle competition (through regulatory capture). Half of the current 4-member board is also involved with Go…
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Comment #38334426
> Just see OpenAI today: safety vs profit, who wins? Safety pretty clearly won the board fight. OpenAI started the year with 9 board members, and end it with 4, 4 of the 5 who left…
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Comment #38308646
Even MUCH older phone lines can push gigabit with G.fast, I have gigabit fiber internet in early 1980s construction that way.
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Comment #38157869
One way to prove weak controls is also to show that low-level branch employees have the ability to override AML/KYC flags, and regularly do so. That's not just poor controls, it's …
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Comment #38071822
Facebook ARPU for Europe is $19.04 per quarter, or $6.33 per month. This is based on monthly active users and includes Messenger. If you adjust for that - someone paying for a subs…
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Comment #37827044
Cash total for both of those deals was $1B, rest was just stock.
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Comment #37815828
Here's the problem: "crypto stuff" is just the easy, low hanging fruit. That went away when the Fed began hiking. We're long past that now, with 30 year treasuries at 5%, and ventu…
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Comment #37815432
Mitigations can have very large effects on system stability, I ran into this with my old Haswell system. Mitigations on allowed, I believe, 100Mhz higher at lower voltage - but it …
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Comment #37676681
Here's what MB says in their press release: > If the driver fails to take back control even after increasingly urgent prompting and expiration of the takeover time (e.g., due to a …
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Comment #37549064
Which is worse than Coffee Lake era systems. I suspect misconfiguration, a truly awful power brick, or inaccurate measurements.
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Comment #37546595
10 watts idle, really? That seems extremely high. Do you have C-states disabled?