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This is kind of California specific. There isn’t really a work around if you’re “doing business” in California.

It sounds like he probably forgot about them until his trader friends brought up nvidia. Otherwise why would he go digging through his documents upon being reminded?

He’s not complaining about the options he exercised, rather the ones he didn’t and would now be worth a billion.

If you live in California, you likely have to register in California. So you really only have one option, unless you want to register in two places. You’ll also have to pay at least $800/year for the pleasure.

There’s something wrong with you.

Yes, sure, it’s to be social. But if someone asks a stupid trivia question, then just give them the answer. You’re not starting a discussion with a stupid trivia question. You are truly weird.

Yes, I hate this. The old knowledge panel was way better.

>It's like when you're in the pub and and someone asks "who was that guy who was in the movie where…?" you can either chat with your friends and have a good time or be a buzzkill who opens up IMDB and says "Humphrey Bogart".

I don’t really understand this. Someone wants an answer not a chat about how you don’t know?

Half the country being fat and not wanting to take responsibility?

This has to be the most retarded thing I’ve read all year. There is nothing physical about writing a test for 4 hours.

Focusing is mental activity, not physical.

This doesn’t make sense. Are you suggesting I start a telecom so I can offer pay as you go?

Not being able to focus for 4 hours seems like a bigger problem. But it’s also entirely orthogonal to your distinction of “teaching the test” vs “actually educating”. You can’t teach people to focus for 4 hours.

Being fat is a moral failing though? It’s also not portrayed that way, see the entire body positivity/healthy at every size movement.

Seems conflicting. If they’re “actually educating” the students, they should know the material and have no problem on a test?

I’ll be honest, I can’t really quantify it. But the immediate stink is the nonsensical documentation and code comments it spits out. They’re completely unintelligible. I think when I see those I’m predisposed to think everything else going to be equally low quality. I usually just bounce, but when I don’t I just have a really hard time understanding wtf is going on with the code.

You can almost immediately smell the stink of Claude on a codebase. Maybe there’s nothing “wrong” with the code (it must work, right?) but it’s somehow incredibly off putting.

Okay. So how accurate is it?

Still, you used to be able to preload $5 of minutes/sms onto a phone and it would last until you used it up. I don’t want a monthly fee.

It seems like everyone is missing the “pay as you go” aspect. I don’t want to pay $15/month. I want plop down $X and pay per minute/sms until it runs out.

>$99/year

Still too high for a phone number I expect to get an sms per day.

No, pay as you go. I want to put $5 and pay whatever per minute/sms until it runs out.

I wish they would bring back prepaid/pay as you go service. I want a number where I can receive/send an occasional call or text without having to pay a monthly contract.

> Constitutionally, states cannot deny citizens the right to vote

You sure?

Citizens currently serving a prison term for the conviction of a felony cannot vote.

Citizens found mentally incompetent by a court cannot vote.

Most airlines offer bassinets for babies. You can only get them in front rows where they get attached to the wall in front of the seats. They’ve got a mesh top that your supposed to keep zipped up while the baby is in there.

Maybe you only discount the idea because “Elon”?

How is it misleading? Taking the total cost to operate and dividing by the number of rides tells you what it costs per ride.

I’d be more interested to know how so many people are paying less than $1 for a mini trip when the fare is closer to $3.

> tweak the Jev prompt a little until the issue goes away

But makes issues for someone (or everyone) else?

Weird, electrical grids didn’t exist before the internet?

People buying less shit on Amazon (or e-commerce in general) would be side benefit. So much waste.