One reason NOT to do it would be any legal repercussions if this is used for anything more than some kind of home budgeting.
When you are reconciling the accounts, you shouldn’t miss items as described in the article.
Clearly the top earners have enough congnitive ability to put themselves in a position to be paid well.
In some ways any paper that doesn’t arrive at that obvious conclusion has got its syllogisms wrong.
I can’t speak for the OP but just take a look at any $50-100 ATX PC case and see all the features it has in terms of cable management, connectivity, airflow/ cooling of all critical components and modularity. That in my view is the bar that a high end workstation should be better at.
it almost doesn't matter if the chicken or egg was first - if you're in the cohort that is exercising beyond cardio sports, your odds of being healthy/alive at any particular age actually go up with age.
This is music to my ears, as I've started re-emphasizing gym workouts over my cycling workouts.
It's already widely known that aging and inactivity tend to reduce muscle mass (muscle atrophy) and longer aerobic/endurace exercices such as cycling or running will improve your stamina and will lower your body fat, but will not increase your muscle mass by much.
I've gone this rabbit hole of doing bicycle training and very long bike rides and lost a lot of weight/fat without even needing to change my diet much, but I have not gained muscle.
This year I am improving on that by mixing in some gym session early on in the season (and hopefully keeping some gym work later in the season too)
Yeah, the science around endurance sports (cycling, nordic skiing, rowing, running etc) has got this covered in quite the detail and does recommend that majority (80%) of your training should be aerobic - i.e. below first lactate threshold.
That said, especially as you're unfit early on, doing above aerobic exercices is absolutely fine to increase toe aerobic capacity.
I agree- someone with money can simply put it in bonds or a savings account. To invest in a company it has to promise to return more than the 5% per annum
You were right only because covid turned out to be pretty mild (so far) and things pretty much went back to normal. If we were still living in isolation then these increased valuations for Zoom etc made sense.
You will love the new proce then…
For me it needs to be more like Zwift to justify paying for it.
Even Zwift is a mediocre game and if you compare it to other non sport games, the subscription price isn’t justified in any way.
Yen might work as it has lost a lot of value recently due to loose fiscal policy.
There’s signs that they may have to tighten but it doesn’t 100% mean that yen will go up, just a hope really.
We recently had to build an SFTP based file upload system for our customers, complete with generating temporary ssh keypairs etc as they have no other way of sharing data with us that would pass various security audits.
If you told me 20 years ago that exchanging data with FTP would still be state of the art now, I’d probably would have changed careers. Literally billions sunk in tech companies and and only some incremental improvements in the fundamental network protocols.
My father is an avid ham operator and unfortunately at his age, his health is declining.
Soon he will have to move from a remote location where he has all the antennas for various bands etc and I wonder if there’s some Internet to radio bridge so he could still use his equipment remotely?
But given that this needs to be displayed in a browser eventually, why not use libraries like the d3.js that are mentioned anyway?
Seems a lot less complex?
Maybe get a dedicated display for your devices or just get a huge 4K or 5k display with PIP mode or vnc/remote into the machines so that the switch is software based.
I was a little disappointed, as I thought it would be instructions on how to make actual, physical vault from obsidian.
I made a knife from obsidian. It’s brittle but very sharp. I only really use it to open envelopes.
Consider the difference in borrowing costs now too. A 20% higher upfront cost means a 30% higher cost if you include financing over several years.
So it will be good to see how the alternatives work out
Thing is chatGPT seems overconfident in its answers so unless you know the answer ahead of time you have no certainty that it is a correct math - try simple division question for example.
1 whole watt is a lot by modern, digital standards, but satellite does not have a directional antenna with gain to receive your signal.
It looks like Garmin InReach transmits at 1.6Watts. I wonder what the radio is inside the new iPhones.