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2025-05-23 04:51:52

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I got a 90 series (1996) landcruiser that is full mechanical (except the efi) and a model y. No complaints about either of them.

2025-05-22 21:35:31

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Niiiice work. That's the way. The intersection of Bitcoin and AI is the on ramp to the future.

2025-05-21 10:54:54

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Idiot. Registration INCLUDES 3rd party insurance for others this moron might injure while driving with their head up their ass.

2025-05-20 04:12:30

At the same time as the federal government deciding it can tax us on unrealised capital gains (money we don't have), a judge has ruled that Bitcoin (specifically) is in fact, money.
This is one hell of an opportunity to make some progress. All the right conversations at the same time.
https://www.smartcompany.com.au/tax/bitcoin-ruling-bitcoin-tax-ruling-capital-gains-tax/
#Australia #Bitcoin #tax #Superannuation #cgt #money

2025-05-20 01:13:34

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How about - we just move to a deflationary economy and scrap retirement funds all together?

2025-05-20 01:08:14

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Thank you. It needs attention.
They introduced superannuation to stop paying pensions. Now we pay our own pensions but at reduced tax rates.
Now they want to add the tax back in.
Net net, they just abolish the pension.

2025-05-19 01:41:47

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eh, our debt to GDP is about 40% we grow enough food to feed ourselves and New Zealand and our combined defence forces include 90% of the planets dangerous animals. We'll be fine.

2025-05-19 01:18:54

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Bloody unastrayn.

2025-05-18 08:55:11

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MCP?

2025-05-12 21:41:35

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@npub10um…vxxy ..my man.

2025-05-12 03:31:43

Does anything explain inflation more clearly than lotto companies raising prices and prize-pools at the same time?
https://blossom.primal.net/39e3015331cb6cc910c0e201d8b4fdafbb384d4bcdf0f5805d358506aa57e800.png

2025-05-10 06:27:34

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So what jumps to mind is letting this thing rip on an FPGA to design an ISA to pair hardware to an llm architecture.

2025-05-02 11:03:56

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Ok, that's shit form but I'm somewhat relieved it's just preferential treatment.
"Only a handful of [companies] were told that this private testing was available, and the amount of private testing that some [companies] received is just so much more than others"
If they'd been transparent about differentiating for the Top-P base-model kitchens it would be a nothing burger. All the same, it's poor form.

2025-05-01 21:31:47

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Got a link? Shame if so.

2025-04-30 21:22:04

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I totally agree. I was bought some & the problem I have is that I think they're the best tech product I've ever owned (and I have _a lot_). The build quality is flawless, the audio quality is superb, the battery lasts well, the videos it takes are brilliant - stabilised, rich & still quite high resolution - and "my view" creating amazing memories of the kids, they charge well, the case is robust, practical & sleek. The AI features are actually really useful. I use a lot of AI and the integration is really easy to use and efficient. I wanted to hate them, I am very conscious of my data privacy (I am a data eng) but these things are bloody good.
They have quite a lot of options to switch off ai and cloud and sharing or retaining media, I am just conscious of the eventual rug-pull or when it turns out they were doing more with the data than they said.

2025-04-27 12:52:21

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..put your phone down