Tiny Iota
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Cybersecurity project manager, designer in a past life. Love art, tech, and the combination of the two.
All the tariffs just mean that the extra costs attached on goods are just taxes right? So Chinese businesses wouldn’t see anything from the cost increases.
April 9, 2025 at 5:00 AM
All the tariffs just mean that the extra costs attached on goods are just taxes right? So Chinese businesses wouldn’t see anything from the cost increases.
Anything is possible these days. Though it doesn’t make sense to buy the stock, as that would be spending extra money to support Tesla investors and Elon. A large fund/nation state could just wait for Tesla stock to tank, then loan Elon money for the same amount of leverage on Musk
March 18, 2025 at 5:38 PM
Anything is possible these days. Though it doesn’t make sense to buy the stock, as that would be spending extra money to support Tesla investors and Elon. A large fund/nation state could just wait for Tesla stock to tank, then loan Elon money for the same amount of leverage on Musk
Momentum traders buy/sell stocks by watching which way the price is going.
Growth traders will buy a stock based on the promise/belief it’ll become more valuable.
Value traders look at what the company produces/has to make a buy/sell decision.
This is oversimplified, but it covers the ground.
Growth traders will buy a stock based on the promise/belief it’ll become more valuable.
Value traders look at what the company produces/has to make a buy/sell decision.
This is oversimplified, but it covers the ground.
March 18, 2025 at 2:36 PM
Momentum traders buy/sell stocks by watching which way the price is going.
Growth traders will buy a stock based on the promise/belief it’ll become more valuable.
Value traders look at what the company produces/has to make a buy/sell decision.
This is oversimplified, but it covers the ground.
Growth traders will buy a stock based on the promise/belief it’ll become more valuable.
Value traders look at what the company produces/has to make a buy/sell decision.
This is oversimplified, but it covers the ground.
I would say they’re less luddites and more a rehash of the know-nothing party.
February 17, 2025 at 3:07 AM
I would say they’re less luddites and more a rehash of the know-nothing party.
Having 25k for little treats
February 13, 2025 at 2:01 AM
Having 25k for little treats
I love how moody this picture i took is of the redwood trees up in Northern California.
January 20, 2025 at 6:25 AM
I love how moody this picture i took is of the redwood trees up in Northern California.
Not all bird eggs are the same! Looks like penguin eggs have different proteins in them that don’t get cloudy when cooked like a chicken egg.
My favorite podcast the dollop had a whole episode talking about weird eggs during the California gold rush. Fun episode. youtu.be/vn0KmNvOiTg
My favorite podcast the dollop had a whole episode talking about weird eggs during the California gold rush. Fun episode. youtu.be/vn0KmNvOiTg
Egg War | The Dollop #407
YouTube video by All Things Comedy
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January 16, 2025 at 5:31 PM
Not all bird eggs are the same! Looks like penguin eggs have different proteins in them that don’t get cloudy when cooked like a chicken egg.
My favorite podcast the dollop had a whole episode talking about weird eggs during the California gold rush. Fun episode. youtu.be/vn0KmNvOiTg
My favorite podcast the dollop had a whole episode talking about weird eggs during the California gold rush. Fun episode. youtu.be/vn0KmNvOiTg
I took this one in Big Sur, California.
January 11, 2025 at 5:17 PM
I took this one in Big Sur, California.
I always thought of it like slouching, a bad habit that you don’t notice, you don’t think about, and no one corrects you. But if everyone around you talks about good posture, not slouching, and even calls you out on your posture, if you’re open to change you can fix a bad habit.
January 4, 2025 at 5:37 PM
I always thought of it like slouching, a bad habit that you don’t notice, you don’t think about, and no one corrects you. But if everyone around you talks about good posture, not slouching, and even calls you out on your posture, if you’re open to change you can fix a bad habit.
DuckDuckGo is a good choice and I used it for a long time, but I started to move away from DDG when I learned it’s just Microsoft Bing under the hood.
Personally I would recommend Kagi. I’ve been using it the last year or so and quite like it. It is a paid service, but it’s got some great features
Personally I would recommend Kagi. I’ve been using it the last year or so and quite like it. It is a paid service, but it’s got some great features
January 4, 2025 at 5:26 PM
DuckDuckGo is a good choice and I used it for a long time, but I started to move away from DDG when I learned it’s just Microsoft Bing under the hood.
Personally I would recommend Kagi. I’ve been using it the last year or so and quite like it. It is a paid service, but it’s got some great features
Personally I would recommend Kagi. I’ve been using it the last year or so and quite like it. It is a paid service, but it’s got some great features
I think we’re having two different conversations here. You’re right, old doesn’t mean better and forcing old tech to work with new tech can have its own problems.
I think we can also both agree that a lot of software today has features/bloat in it that don’t have a direct benefit to the user.
I think we can also both agree that a lot of software today has features/bloat in it that don’t have a direct benefit to the user.
January 3, 2025 at 10:59 PM
I think we’re having two different conversations here. You’re right, old doesn’t mean better and forcing old tech to work with new tech can have its own problems.
I think we can also both agree that a lot of software today has features/bloat in it that don’t have a direct benefit to the user.
I think we can also both agree that a lot of software today has features/bloat in it that don’t have a direct benefit to the user.
TC is not claiming the old way was better. Just that the new way is unnecessarily complex and bloated.
January 3, 2025 at 7:07 PM
TC is not claiming the old way was better. Just that the new way is unnecessarily complex and bloated.
Yeah I’ve heard about that too. Would be ideal if there was some way to tax the ultra rich on these loans, since they basically use it as income. Maybe even have a senior member of the IRS that only works on one billionaire’s account to keep them somewhat honest…
December 22, 2024 at 12:27 AM
Yeah I’ve heard about that too. Would be ideal if there was some way to tax the ultra rich on these loans, since they basically use it as income. Maybe even have a senior member of the IRS that only works on one billionaire’s account to keep them somewhat honest…
Because most of his wealth is from the shares in the businesses he owns, not really his salary.
December 21, 2024 at 7:59 PM
Because most of his wealth is from the shares in the businesses he owns, not really his salary.