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What else does anyone (average consumer) use their TV for? I don’t want a separate device to plug in and remote just to stream things.
Regardless, even calling them lower cost houses still supports the thesis: more data on the K shaped economy.
That’s massive operational overhead and is definitely not as simple as looking at elevation, and that overhead is reasonably not worth it for those companies.
Paying off a 3% mortgage means you could not invest that money, which would return 7% on average or like 10+% recently. That is a lot of lost money.
Anyone whos not L5 at bigtech cannot afford any home on a cash basis. That’s not a realistic bar.
That being said, insurance is wildly different by state and location and it sounds like it royally sucks in Texas.
How random is that deck? How many “cold spots” does it have? Just how not random of decks are people playing with, and ultimately does that even matter if players lack the knowledge or skill to change their play because of that knowledge?
I’m not familiar with the project, but can anyone clarify what it means that it’s not intended to be used standalone and instead built into other projects? What’s the intention / expectation?
I don’t need a neo, but I would get one because the hardware is the absolute best quality, and everything works with little to no issues. I don’t want windows hello, I want the metal body, great keyboard, screen, etc.
I like windows way better than macOS, but Mac hardware only ever is comparable to windows surface for me.
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It’s not a physical painting made by a well known artist.
It’s trying to hard to be a late Monet.
How much of our opinions are driven by context, rather than the actual subject? If Monet’s work is not so great without the context, is it still great? Or is context a critical piece of the art itself? Do we need to view a Monet piece within the scope of other Monet pieces, other artists, time periods, blindness, etc?