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Strange title. How else would they remove hardware if not physically?
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> is the main thing which affects the Earth's climate

Yes. Though that sounds like weasel words, the word change is missing.

It was 100% proven that human contribution is the main and most important culprit of (the current) climate change. Also that human released CO2 is the most important mechanism.
This is an interesting question, honestly I have no idea. It might be that these APIs are relying on the presence of a GPU for acceleration (as the private framework APIs used are made by apple for Sidecar and AirPlay primarily). If you test this, please let me know about the results at the project GitHub page (https://github.com/waydabber/BetterDummy). Thank you!
> This doesn’t seem as good as the title and comments are making it seem unless things stay this way. Table near bottom of page shows the inflation rate over time.

I wouldn't purchase these bonds for a number of reasons, but I do think it's worth noting that the case for today's inflation being something more than "transitory" is stronger than the case for today's inflation being "transitory".

Trying to navigate the environment today while looking in the rearview mirror is a good way to crash your portfolio.
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The $10K limit is for I-bonds. If you want more inflation protection from the treasury, you can buy TIPS up to $5M.
UCSB plans dorms without windows
A government decision to label dissidents as enemies of the state and creating new political prisoners.
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Yes! This would also do away with a whole class of conflicts related to whitespace/formatting.
Natural emissions are balanced by natural sinks, so that the balance is close to zero, while human emissions are not balanced by anything. The actual variation of CO2 levels in the atmosphere is almost exclusively due to human emissions tipping the equilibrium.

The effect of CO2 on the climate is old science, it goes back to the 19th century, it seems a little bit insincere to ask this kind of question, if you had actual interest you would have found the answer very easily already.
I think a lot of people who have never seen inflation think that 10% is "hyperinflation". Please look deeper into 20s Germany, 90s Eastern Europe, 2010s Venezuela, etc.

Inflation doesn't just go from 1% to 1000% in a year, it has its own growth rate and takes years to develop. If you're worried about inflation, you should be looking at yearly growth, like 5% this year, 10% 2022, 20% in 2023, etc. This became a problem in those places because for various reasons, those societies were utterly dysfunctional and could not react and contain it.
> Has it yet been absolutely proven 100% that a gas comprising 0.04% of Earth's atmosphere is the main culprit/control knob which controls climate(s) around the Earth?

Could you share some scientific facts that you believe to be 100% proven?

Would help to determine what your yard stick is here...
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I think it'd be hard to back into that number only based on the analytics of one top-page link. I had almost a quarter million hits from a #7 post in January.

Here are more details:

https://forum.photostructure.com/t/front-page-of-hacker-news...
Is that not pretty much the story of Oculus so far? There are 2 million oculus quest 2 devices out there now and they're getting to the point where they have a monopoly in VR
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We would not be "in the Cater [sic] Years" regardless. The lowest inflation reported in the late 70's was about 5%, with a peak at 15%. Last year's post-covid number was 5.4%.

Your point seems mostly like demagoguery. I think the more interesting question is... is 5% actually bad? There's a real argument to be had here that rapid inflation reflects genuine improvements like rising wage levels and that it's worth paying for. Remember that the "biggest losers" in inflationary economies are people who hold assets, not investors (whose returns accomadate faster than things like loan terms) or wage workers (who don't have significant assets to depreciate and whose wages track inflation well).
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I don't disagree but it's still worth noting
We'll have to see what the result of the lawsuit is and the ensuing discovery to know.
It's not, but you can buy that per person per year. So family of 4 can invest up to $40K annually.
Even closed source proprietary tech moves the industry forward. Engineers switch companies. Patents are filed. Competitors reverse engineer products. The knowledge diffusion is slower than with open source but it does happen eventually.
It might be the case, given first the gradual lockdown of the operating system and now proprietary processors, that Apple's real growth will come from forcing users of their computers to obtain all software from the app store.
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A 5000x boost in KNN inference is not bad.

Generally speaking the distribution-packaged versions of python and all its scientific libraries and their support libraries are best ignored. That stuff should always be rebuilt to suit your actual production hardware, instead of a 2007-era Opteron.
The Greens happen to be also the same people against the surveillance done by Facebook and such, a surveillance reaching way beyond Orwell. How's that working for trust? Or because we are techies, any misdeeds done by tech companies are acceptable... We are living in a surveillance society already, no use to stick our heads in the sand and claim it's all free down there.
I know developers are allergic to paying for anything but if you're a company working on a really critical app, the reality is Ionic and Capacitor offer something you just can't find in any other mobile ecosystem today: direct support and officially-supported enterprise integrations. The premium features we have are almost all enterprise-focused ones that indies and startups frankly just don't have a lot of need for or they already have community-supported options. Our approach there is to monetize things that are "must have" for enterprise but only "nice to have" for everyone else. If they are "must have" for everyone we try to make those free. And you can actually call us and get dedicated support. Can you imagine Facebook or Google ever doing that?

With that revenue we are able to invest back into the OSS technology and we're also aligned with actual users of the stack. This isn't an internal project at a big tech company that we just happened to OSS for goodwill but only build for ourselves. At the end of the day our users are our #1 focus, not internal projects.

Capacitor is younger than RN but the ecosystem is growing around it and I've been excited seeing more 3rd party vendors officially support Capacitor (Sentry, for ex) and the quality of the first-class Capacitor plugins has gotten a lot better this year (and we've also chipped in to help where we can).

Capacitor has a huge addressable market since all web technologies work with it and I think that will help it become a pretty big force in mobile. People don't realize this but Cordova powers a lot more apps than both RN and Flutter today. There's just a ton of web devs in the world.
Hey, I have a Quest 2, I'll try this one out myself as well. :) Thanks for the idea!
When I say "hasn't really started yet" I really mean it. China gutted Nortel here in Canada, and they've been hacking and ripping off IP wherever they can, but realistically this is nothing close to the scale of the Cold War. They've been biding their time and playing down their capabilities. Holding relatively small numbers of nuclear weapons and largely focussing on building soft power through investment ala belt and road over real power projection that the Soviets or Nato have done. That's starting to change, but it's not a real Cold War until the business class gets nervous going over the boarder and right now they're still piling into China.
That's how it works for me. I have a 4K monitor, my MacBook Pro connects to it at native resolution, and I select the scaling factor I want.

This is a good thing, since as much as I like 4K resolution, my middle aged eyes prefer to have things scaled up a bit.
> Creditors take inflation into account when making loans

No, they do not, because they typically only hold the note for a few days before it gets securitized and sold onto a market that is pinned by a very large, inflation-agnostic player: The Fed.

Now, we'll see what happens to this market if and when they begin to taper, but I think all the non-Fed players in this market remember what happened the last time they tried it, and they're all betting, correctly, that Powell will be forced into not only NOT tapering, but increasing purchases.

All of these markets: treasuries, mortgages, auto loans, and junk bonds, know for a fact that there will always be an artificially high bid for their toilet paper. Why would they care?
If you have been paying attention to the rampant censorship by the tech oligopolies on behalf of the government requests you'd know that wasn't true.
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2021/08/18/opinion/infla...
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Any real risk in dumping 10k in these and forgetting about it for a decade.

Have these ever lost money ?

7% yield is outrageously good assuming you can't lose money. Then again US currency might be worthless if they default on these.
Only if you buy the retro line
Just curious, could somebody explain to me quickly here how computers work, starting from transistors? It seems implausible to me that tiny electrical circuits could be used to produce logical operations.

I'm really just asking an honest question, and it's always healthy to revisit the evidence especially when you're making a big claim like "sand does maths".
Much faster relational data fetching with MongoDB vs. PostgreSQL
Sure, FORTRAN then. The language that Hamming was referencing.

Sadly, though, obsolete doesn't mean absent. I saw plenty of ostensibly professional code in the early 2010s that was developed using computed go to. It was "delightful" and totally humane code.
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Even Bill Maher is saying we're pretty much at a plateau and should act like it instead of stretching this further for whatever reasons.
Can you expand on what those "advantages" are exactly? You've mentioned them twice on this thread now. How can an electricity dependent VR toy benefit someone in poor and likely cramped living conditions?
While I agree that Rust changed a lot, it was mostly fixing edge cases (like borrow checker limitations or associated types not being allowed to have generics) or obvious missing features in the language (const fn, const generics, async await) that have been known for a long time. Most of these have been implemented since then (at least in MVP form) to the point where there's barely any new ideas anymore and most old ones got implemented. So Rust really feels like it's nearing a "point of completion". You can see this with the Rust 2021 edition as well that contained very few changes.
These are non-marketable composite-rate bonds. Safe inflation protected investment. Yield can't go below 0% even with deflation.

If you want to see what market thinks, follow:

Market Yield on U.S. Treasury Securities at 10-Year Constant Maturity, Inflation-Indexed https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/DFII10

Currently at -1%
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