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> Apple Silicon was great because Apple had invested huge amounts of resources for a decade on smartphone processors first

Doesn't that also describe what Qualcomm has been doing?

High Earner, Not Rich Yet. So high income but relatively low net worth.

I'm in the unfortunate position that I'm in this maintenance nightmare at work. Though I solved this specific issue months ago. There will be many like it to come.

If you can modify an init.rc then you can bind mount over the apex mount before the Zygote runs.

This is my daily life at BigCo. These bugs are the worst.

If they weren't adversarial to the moderators they would seem them as their golden goose. They've done what other social media platforms haven't and solved scaling moderation without having to pay the moderators.

All day use if you plug it into wall power.

Yea. The point I was trying to make is the bank is losing that liquidity. It doesn't have your deposits to loan out since you directly loaned them out in the form of things like Treasuries. That is a problem for the banks and why the article says Europeans are "draining billions from banks."

> In the end, I think it is just shuffling money between banks.

I don't think so. As I understand it moving into a Money Market Fund means a bank can't loan out your deposit anymore. Think investing in a Vanguard Money Market Mutual Fund like VMFXX. Vanguard can't loan those funds out.

I’ve always appreciated Zapfhahn considering TAP is another widely used system.

Chrome Remote Desktop works

Another reason to keep the funds in a 401(k) is to allow you to keep using the Backdoor Roth IRA without worrying about the Pro-rata Rule.

You can setup an exit node on your home network where you run a Pi-hole and get the domain blocking on the go.

I was just looking for something like this.

> This requires further study, but our hypothesis is that it is still easier to build trust in person

I chuckled a bit. This is coming from a Social Media Company whose product is about connecting online. What does it say about the trust between users of its platforms?

There’s a policy against multiple versions of third party dependencies. Though there is a mechanism for exceptions.

There is a concept of a project. Though viewing change history is more organized around packages and files.

Forgive my ignorance. What are the consequences of being outed as a black hispanic?

I stand corrected.

> Vanguard specifically discusses the confusion in their paper: "We refer to the gradual investment of a large sum as a systematic implementation plan or systematic investment plan. Industry practice is to refer to such strategies as dollar-cost averaging; however, this term is also commonly used to describe fixed-dollar investments made over time from current income as it becomes available. (A familiar example of this form of dollar-cost averaging is regular payroll deductions for investment in a workplace retirement plan.) By contrast, we are describing a situation in which a lump sum of cash is immediately available for investment."

> Dollar cost averaging works when you have a steady stream of income that you're contributing to your investments and you have a heavily diversified portfolio.

To be pedantic (this is Hacker News after all), that is not Dollar cost averaging. That's lump sum investing at a regular interval.

Dollar cost averaging assumes you start with a pot of money and you choose to invest fractions of that initial pot over time. This is opposed to lump sum investing in which you'd invest the full pot of money at the start.

> When the news broke that Amazon was doubling the salary of corporate employees

I'm pretty sure they just doubled the salary cap. That doesn't necessarily mean everyone's salary was doubled.

I saw him speak at a Nerd Nite SF event. Very funny compared to other presenters. I think he self-identified as having ADHD and it shows. He knows a ton and is self-taught.

I took my first self-driving ride last night. One of the wildest parts was watching the steering wheel and hearing the pedals move on their own.

Yes, it's based on where you work. Though you can work remote from the same city as your current office and have no pay difference.

Not my code but I sent out a fix.

How am I supposed to get any sense of a recruiter's skill when they reach out? Do I need to be looking at their LinkedIn profiles to see their tenure? I've dealt with maybe one or two competent recruiters out of dozens.

> if it were a real problem why has hospital capacity been in decline this entire pandemic

We filled hospitals over capacity and burned out healthcare workers. They decided to quit rather than work in such conditions. Don't overwork healthcare workers and maybe they won't burnout so quickly.

> Vaccines do not stop the spread of Covid. Vaccines do not stop you from getting Covid.

The vaccines still reduce the likelihood of infection and thus slow the spread of Covid. It's true their effectiveness against Omicron is reduced compared to prior variants.

> There would have been so much less confusion if they were consistent with their communication from the start, and did a phased rollout of the booster just like they did with the original vaccine.

Biden called for a booster dose for everyone in September. The CDC and the FDA didn't agree.

I've had the same experience. It forces me out of that obsessive debugging loop and gets me thinking about something else for a while. Though I'm sure there are plenty of other activities that could accomplish the same thing.