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There's no other thing to do, however, other than what you're already doing with your otherwise unused savings (hopefully index funds). Put your money in that instead of paying the mortgage early, and you'll end up with more money at the end of the mortgage. It's about the simplest optimization possible.
Every guitar player calls them powerchords. I've never heard of another term. Unless OP is referring to double stops. But, those are more of an embellishment, and usually never played on the low E or A string.
Not really, most of 4chan is moderated (albeit inconsistently and often capriciously.) I think the defining characteristics of 4chan are anonymity (from other users anyway, with some caveats) and the culture/reputation of the website.
We can agree the whole "denazification" argument is complete BS. That's propaganda for domestic consumption.

As for Putin having eyes on Ukraine, let me argue it this way: NATO was never going to allow Ukraine to join. Germany, in particular, was always going to veto it. So even if you think that Putin had his eyes on Ukraine, NATO was never going to be a solution.

So what do you do? You get Ukraine to adopt a policy of neutrality similar to Finland, Sweden or Switzerland. You build your entire military around being a defensive army to make the cost of invasion so high as to dissuade anyone from trying. To be fair, Ukraine's military has exceeded all expectations here but the invasion was (IMHO) always doomed (at least for the entire country). It's simply too big and too populated. Russia simply can't maintain control of it.

Russia may well have invaded anyway but then we're in exactly the same situation we are now so what have we lost?
I’ve never worked for Apple, but I can only imagine what a disaster their internal IT situation must be given that they use their software nearly exclusively internally but spend almost no effort on enterprise functionality or even basic stability, maintenance and documentation of the limited enterprise features that exist.

The big tech company I do work for uses plenty of Apple hardware, but employs the equivalent of a mid-size startup in teams building internal solutions for gaps in the Apple stack.
> knocked off 30 dollars if you didn't want the charger

A charger cost them less than $1. Checkout AliExpress to get an idea of the real price of things.
Of course because they sell so many iPhones, that still represents in the order of 100 million dollars saved per year for Apple.
https://www.etymonline.com/word/dutch
Well Musk may be misleading and facile, but that's how he describes himself in his own words.
Was anyone actually still using this with the dearth of hardware for years?
Anderson Cooper is 25th in the 8/9pm time slot with 1.25 million viewers on average. Tucker is 1st with 3.25 million.
No that is illegal. The law specifically says you can’t offer a product that requires another product in order to be useful.

The charger has to be included for free. They can ask the customer to decline taking the charger but they can’t have it unavailable.
That was not what I was referring to.

https://www.investopedia.com/terms/s/stock-swap.asp

While this case wouldn't be TSLA acquiring Twitter, stocks are fungible assets that can be traded as part of an agreement.
I know Chase at least offers an OFX endpoint if you pay a monthly fee (like ~$10/mo). I wrote a tool a while back that would automatically use that to download my transaction data and store it in a local format for personal accounting purposes. It worked well, but I abandoned it out of laziness.
echo hw.perfpolicy="auto" >> /etc/sysctl.conf

What's the big deal, there are often changes, sometimes inconvenient, sometimes breaking changes, requiring a configuration file change or software update. This is true of any operating system update or upgrade.
I dunno. 1000 years from now the last man will be breathing his last breath on Earth and will be thinking... We could have gotten to Mars, colonized Ceres, gotten to Alpha Centuri a long time ago, but Elon Musk just had to post that stupid tweet...
As a Dad of an 8 year old, I bond a lot with my son through humour. I need a repository of inoffensive jokes that don’t require much understanding. That’s why I tell Dad jokes.
Ekya: Continuous Learning of Video Analytics Models on Edge Compute Servers' [pdf]
Historically, excess wafer fab capacity is what bankrupts semiconductor companies. An underloaded fab very rapidly eats up profit. Over the last 10 years, the industry has become very cautious not to overbuild capacity. We have now arrived at the opposite end of the long term (~10 year) cycle and we have accumulated a serious underinvestment in capacity.
Holland: two provinces of The Netherlands. Dutch: the ethnicity. The word has the same origin as "Deutsch". The Netherlands: the european part of the Kingdom of the Netherlands.
The article gives explanation of Germani and Alemanni, but not for Deutsch/Duits/Tysk; why don't germans call themselves germani or alemanni?
I’m using i3 from day 1. I had on MacOS yabai that simulated this behavior
Why would they care about Western opinions if they already have absolute authoritarian power and believe in nothing? Are they demons?
I meant Nixon's price and allocation controls he imposed on gas. The proof that the lines were not OPEC's doing is the moment Reagan repealed those controls, the gas lines disappeared and never came back.

And I mean the moment. Gas lines one day, gone the next.
It's cheaper than a boat too.
This is why I love Hacker News lol
Thoughts on WebGPU?
Yeah, rsync (great username) is correct in my meaning
Real research examine both hour by hour and seasonal variations. Both must be offset either by storage and/or overproduction.

Unfortunately for the US, energy use is highest in the summer when wind is producing the least amount of energy. And then there's the hour-by hour variations on top of that.

Wind production: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=20112

Energy use: https://www.eia.gov/todayinenergy/detail.php?id=42915
Would've been great as party ships

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OLJKjYUF1vI
Call recording apps have always barely worked, or worked on some phones. While the new policy is the nail in the coffin (for Play Store distribution) Android has always been incredibly hostile towards them.

Of course most custom ROMs have a "record" button in the default dialer app.

I used to run stock Android from Google but it has gotten clear that they don't want me to use my phone. I can't access the data of my apps and this pushed me to switch to LineageOS months ago. Now they take this away and my position is validated.
Their top show gets around 700,000 viewers per day.

That's around the same as The Deadliest Catch: Bloodlines, a spin-off of the original The Deadliest Catch, which has more viewers.
As someone who uses Linux daily, when will this stop being parroted. Your average person, your average BitTorrent user even, does not have the skill set required for the running of Linux to be anything near trivial...
Offering a non-zero level of trust to a corporation shouldn't be considered idiotic.

What's really idiotic is defending a corporation's deceptive business practices by saying anyone who gets tricked is an idiot who deserved to get tricked.
Where does a cat go after it exhausts its nine lives?

Purr-gatory.
No, they don't use torrents. The technology is called BITS (Background Intelligent Transfer Service): https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/bits/about-bi...
I had some healthcare provider just never bill me. 9 months later they called and then asked to verify my identity....by having me give them my social security number. Over the phone. I declined.
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> Why he thinks Twitter is worth $45b is beyond me.

It may be beyond you, are you also saying it's beyond all Twitter's investors too? Have you asked them?
Remember those Alien invasion movies, where you have a huge mothership that releases a swarm of smaller attack vessels.

Like a hive releasing bees.
I doubt this. you'd need to continue having a thriving economy, not only that for an aircraft carrier group to be effective you'd need quality fighter jets that can take off with equal or more payload than the US (which does not use a ski ramp for this reason) and compete with it's 5th or 6th generation planes. In addition you would need adequate defense fleet, especially submarines quiet enough and capable of detecting threats and countermeasures.

Even the Taiwanese F-16V will be able to obtain air superiority in the present, 10 years is awfully short for it to master jet engine manufacturing.

In 10 years it would be lucky if CCP survives internal issues due to a dwindling economy and inability to service and maintain much of its core infrastructure rather than an external one.

I could definitely see Xi taking some of the islets close to its coast line but doing so would give the US justification to station its airbase permanently and start a Russian style sanction.
It's easy to criticize them on this issue, but it clearly demonstrates that they were struggling to monetize the site. If people paid for the software they use like they pay for their coffee, companies wouldn't have to resort to things like this.
levels.fyi lets private company employees list their stock option worth as what ever they like, its self reporting

More often these stock options for non-publicly traded companies are not liquid until they IPO. Which a startup engineer at SpaceX completely expects

But the Twitter employees didn't join a startup, and have compared their TC to other liquid comps offered to them. Their leases and mortgages would be based on their liquid comp, which could be cut in half overnight until the next IPO
They got bought out and not only was the adware removed, the guy was fired.

If anything the lesson is there is never a follow up or redemption arc for giving stuff away for free.

The plus is all the trendy concern trolls are on Github, so I live peacefully among the ancient ruins of sourceforge.net
“Screen replacement” isn’t a screen replacement, they literally give you another refurb at a discount. Source: broke my 12.9’’.
It was refreshing to read an honest post. If more people were willing to admit they don't know something, the world would be an infinitely better place.
> cash poor

I wonder what a paper billionaire's definition of 'cash poor' is compared to mine.
The revival will truly come when we accept running them on hydrogen for lifting gas.

It can likely be done quite safely, as the gasbag of the Hindenburg was very flammable and could have burned even if full of helium.

And hydrogen is basically free.
Ha, if you so please. All hail our new universal VM!
> No longer distant, traditional patriarchal father figures, dads can use jokes to bond and interact with their children, using simple humor that is most often appreciated by children earlier on in their development.

I think this is a big part of it, and I've heard this before. Parents use very simplistic humor with their kids, because more sophisticated humor or humor with adult themes isn't appropriate. Over time this becomes the habit for the parent, so they keep doing it even as the children age out of it.
Why not automatic culling of donations over $100.00 from a single entity?

We should do this to combat corruption.
I agree with your overall point that Apple ought to be better about repairing old iPhones, but I would also caution you to wait a bit to see how reliable your iPhone X will actually be after that mall kiosk repair. I had an iPhone X screen replaced by a mall kiosk and it was awful. The screen kinda worked, but had lots of problems flickering and the touch screen seemed very unresponsive. The screen quality itself was also terrible. It wasn't OLED and had terrible color range and contrast.

All that is to say that while they did repair the phone enough to make it just barely usable, for less money than an Apple repair or a new phone purchase, but that's about it. If I had that same experience from Apple it would be totally unacceptable. I hope your iPhone X continues to work well for many more years, but I would be surprised!
Yet another Scott Galloway prediction that went sideways: https://marker.medium.com/how-cnn-can-save-itself-16a854f4d8...
> that letter was still well-founded at the time.

You should be explaining this claim rather than speculating about "hallmarks."
It doesn't seem very genius to fight with one hand tied behind your back just because you can.
"Yeah, I *69'd you. I never pick up my phone." -- Tyler Durden, Fight Club.

I'd also logon to the bank website first to look at recent transactions myself so that I "do my own research" before talking to a person at the bank.

Most often the fraud check is something like an apple hardware purchase that I made months ago which only just went through after I got the front of the waiting list. I'd want to debug that stuff myself first. If I'm out doing something and a text/VM comes in while I'm on thumbs I'll happily wait until later that night to debug the problem. Like the top thread here says, there's no urgency.

Really helps to be an introvert where you very actively don't want to call someone up and chat on the phone about shit, so you first seek to avoid having to talk to anyone in person, and then have all the information you can acquire ready first to keep the phone call as short as possible.
In Norway the law mandated "warranty" is 5 years for products like these. So if you didn't do anything uncommon to break it, it's Apple's problem to make you whole. If they make unservicable phones, that's just a cost they have to eat themselves, and thus provide you with a new one.
> Also those sales were pretty much required for taxes

His reason - or at least his public justification - for that sale was to deliberately generate a tax liability. If you recall people were getting pretty bent about him not having such a thing, as a zillionaire.
I think the right thing would be to include an adapter by default, but have an option to get a small discount if you don't want an adapter.

I'm pretty sure environmental concern wasn't the main driving force behind Apple's decision to not include an adapter :)
How is this going to be monetized? Or will it be free and ad supported?
>The hardware used in semiconductor foundries is all made by the same few companies, which is a major reason everyone gets similar advances at the same time- they're all working with the same tools.

it depend on the craft smith's skill. everyone have access to Python but some is able to craft a robust app while others app is buggy and unusable.

TSMC consistently have the best yields and quality chips
> It sounds built out of all sorts of fairly standard bits and pieces, but thrown around completely haphazardly.

I found a similar feeling in Shostakovich: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IDeJeBvln6E But I enjoy this challenge. It's a beautiful yet strange and twisted music.
What hardware does apple use in their data centers?
> The honest answer would have been: "We are not competent to repair your phone. Maybe someone else can repair it."

They may or may not be competent to repair the phone, but Apple probably doesn't permit them to. So it might be more accurate to say that they aren't allowed to repair the phone, but what they _can_ do is sell you a new one.
^this 100%
I stopped accepting calls from unknown numbers, stopped reading messages from unknown numbers and every email from unknown contacts marked as spam. I don’t care about their offers and crap. If they need anything important they know how to properly reach me directly and not through agents and random crap.
slightly off-topic but I often listen to podcasts while playing video games and I've long wanted a simple device—ideally battery-powered and portable but I'll take what I can get—that takes two audio inputs and produces one audio output, allowing me to crossfade between the two as needed, so I can mix between two audio sources on the fly. does something like this exist, and if so, how expensive is it? I haven't been able to find anything.
Related:

Generate fully specialized, stand-alone, human-readable C code for AVX-512 neural net inference:

https://NN-512.com

Far outperforms TensorFlow, PyTorch, etc.

Code generator is also stand-alone (no dependencies) and is written in Go.
Mother Jones has the hallmarks of a media outlet deeply connected with US intelligence.
There is a thriving piracy scene on YouTube and somewhat on twitch of CNN, MSNBC, and fox. Tend to have commercials edited out. I'm not quite sure why they are being streamed because almost none of them are monetized or linked up to patreons or anything. Sort by upload date and over twenty minutes
Linux apparently. Even Microsoft used Linux servers for some things.
I would say it's handy for a jam bag or gig bag when a show suddenly happens, or as a backup when you need additional channels because part of your board failed,, or maybe you were counting on the venue's board and it has too few features or inputs. I would say that, if it was $600 and not $1200.

This might be handy for the Youtube buskers and such who are trying to minimize equipment size to stay very mobile.

My mixer is old, used, and not palm-sized but I just twiddle around at home. I've not released a track to friends and family for years, let alone performed a gig or sold anything on streaming services. So for someone like me this is a really cool toy to look at but well beyond an impulse buy.
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And why do we call Germany "Germania" in Italy, but the Germans "Tedeschi"?
Indeed as sibling comment mentions there are Tcl fans out there. The guy who created redis has good things to say[0]. With a little evangelism it could maybe stage a comeback.

[0]http://antirez.com/articoli/tclmisunderstood.html
Third line of the article:

> As the usual "automatic" frequency scheduling mode is no longer available, I wrote a simple utility to manage the frequency when the system is plugged to the wall, I took the opportunity to improve it, giving better performance than the previous automatic mode, but also giving more battery life when using on a laptop on battery.
HN has always stood out due to the quality of discussion; evoking a feeling of an early era Slashdot.

Infuriatingly, there aren't a lot of options for other topics.
For other fictional aircraft carrier airships, there was also the excellent Crimson Skies arcade flight sim, with Pandora.

And didn't Riverworld have aircraft carrier airships? Or maybe just slaved / sibling airships? It's been decades since I last read that series.
really ineffective marketing spend if you ask me. I watched a fair amount of CNN during the early phases of the Ukraine war and I would be hard pressed to tell you what shows CNN+ offered that were compelling enough to justify yet another streaming subscription. I vaguely know Chris Wallace had a show but I think I learned that from a NYTimes profile, not any of CNN's marketing.
The problem is TSMC points a gun back at us. Look at the Ukraine playbook: "ok Russia go ahead and try to invade, we'll turn it into a bloodbath for you while we cut you off from as much of the global economy as possible"

The threat to wreck China's economy if they invade becomes a lot less credible when we'll be cutting the legs of the entire global economy in the bargain. It becomes more of a mutual suicide pact and gives China reason to think we'd cut a deal if it came down to it.
"security expert" should be taken with a grain of salt
Why isn't it possible to do this industry at less than razor edge?
> accumulated a serious underinvestment in capacity

says who? the world's rivers and oceans are polluted with micro-plastics and heavy metals from E*Waste, while thirty years of "wild west" profits and dog-eat-dog markets, COMDEX and single-use devices will take 1000 years to degrade in Nature.

Calls for "more" to be viewed with earned-suspicion IMO
Is this available in Germany? I can't seem to find it.
Is HN a weapon too?
That formula denies how markets work, and gets us high priced electricity and rolling blackouts.

Like it or not, supply of electricity with renewables is highly variable. Fixed price electric rates are simply incompatible with that.

P.S. Back in the 70's when the DOE allocated gas and set prices, it was simply unable to react to varying gas supplies and demand. The result was gas lines for years until Reagan repealed all that nonsense.
I hope you don't feel bad for not vibing with Teenage Engineering's design choices. I personally really like the Dieter Rams-ian aesthetic, but this is a product for people with more money than sense.
Most (all?) linux filesystems work just fine against raw devices. They are simply unaware of the difference. The larger problem is firmware trying to find partition tables/etc in the middle of a filesytem, but even then its mostly a non issue because random data doesn't tend to look like partition tables or MBRs.
I think this is because Rhapsody is finally ready and they don’t want to have two conflicting pieces of software.
I think the flaw in this plans is that you assume that Musk will personally approve every tweet.

There will be moderation.

Musk talked about the need to improve Twitter's handling of spam, bots and scammers.

So clearly if he owns Twitter he will direct the team to eliminate spam, bots and scammers as much as possible.

If you get classified as those, you'll be booted off the island.

And given that your stated purpose is malicious, I say that you should be.
What batteries ain't is cheap. Grid scale batteries so you can have a fixed price 24/7 will more than double your electricity bills. If they can be built at all, with their massive need for rare metals.
This viewpoint is simplistic to the point of absurdity.
I love unusual teas like these.
Let's not forget the time Musk tried to get a guy to take down a Twitter account that tracks Elon's private jet. If Elon owned Twitter he would just close the account himself.

https://www.businessinsider.com/elon-musk-offered-5k-remove-...
Especially with the Focusrite Scarlett Solo is obtainable for $119.
I think @alistairSH and @socialdemocrat stated it best!
Also, I am an American and I used to work for a Dutch company (though i was based/worked out of the U.S. side)...and i will add that as many Dutch friends as i have, they all still dislike being wholesale referred to as "Hollanders" or living in the "country" of Holland. ...Which, i can not blame them for disliking of course. ;-) Also, when i speak English i refer to them as my *Dutch* buddies, but if i'm speaking in one of the Dutch dialects, then definitely use "Nederlanders". :-)
Greenwald reply guys are probably the second vilest on the internet after Ilhan Omar reply guys.