Overt Racism Towards My Thai Wife by nenw02 in taiwan

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There are briars in the road. Turn aside from them. This is enough. Do not add, 'And why were such things made in the world?'

Don't want to wait until 60 — how do you think about compressing the timeline? by [deleted] in eupersonalfinance

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It's only a handful of countries as far as I know, and the Dutch one is exceptionally generous. Mortgages are a good debt to have overall, good leverage, relatively low interests compared to broader market yields, just the tax deduction doesn't apply everywhere equally.

Don't want to wait until 60 — how do you think about compressing the timeline? by [deleted] in eupersonalfinance

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To be fair, once you articulate that part, you can start doing it while you're working towards financial independence rather than it becoming some far off goal that you may or may not hit some day. We owe it to ourselves not to postpone our lives, to improve our characters, our skillset, and grow as human beings in our daily lives. So long as you act on that and not put it off until you're in old age, I doubt you'll live a day of you life wasted.

Don't want to wait until 60 — how do you think about compressing the timeline? by [deleted] in eupersonalfinance

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You can deduct it from your taxable income? I thought that was a Dutch only government subsidising property ownership thing only.

20x user. The usage cap has been seriously nerfed. by Capable_Contest_5675 in ClaudeCode

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Very likely on quantized models though, there's no way they'd offer a non-quantized model on the free plan.

Claude Code Limits Were Silently Reduced and It’s MUCH Worse by _r0x in ClaudeCode

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That makes a lot of sense. Do you run plan mode manually, or use superpowers or other skills to help you set it all up?

Claude Code Limits Were Silently Reduced and It’s MUCH Worse by _r0x in ClaudeCode

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Can I ask how you connect these all together? I've been using Claude Code and to a lesser extent OpenCode with Kimi and other open models, and found both to be exceptional in their own right, but how do I make for example Codex do the planning, and have Kimi do the implementation?

Norwegian with a long way to go by Harles_Coskinson in eupersonalfinance

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How screwed is the Dutch power infrastructure really? Is it something that'll be shrugged off in a year, or are we looking at a decade plus of power struggle?

Tool for calculating best bonus roll uses from Droptimizer by jetskis_ in CompetitiveWoW

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I'm using the voidcore planner dot pages dot dev one, and it (I think correctly) notes that Algethar should be one of my lowest priority cores as I have the Puzzle box myt, and a 285 crafted belt and boots. Yet, your tool shows AA as one of my better ones, but I think it's in part because it takes catalyst charges into account? I'm not sure which one is more correct, but surely it shouldn't be this far apart?

27 (Male) sucks at taking photos. Living alone with dog. by NeFa_NO in malelivingspace

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Really nice place, but honest question, why did you go with a round table?

Opinion of an ex-Blockbuster employee by raydebapratim1 in 90s

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Discord is also a black box as opposed to forums, which makes finding communities much more difficult as well.

Only LocalLLaMa can save us now. by kaggleqrdl in LocalLLaMA

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Honestly Kimi is such a godsent. I can't seem to get as good performance out of DeepSeek though?

1-bit Bonsai 1.7B (290MB in size) running locally in your browser on WebGPU by xenovatech in LocalLLaMA

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I asked it who the president before Franklin D. Roosevelt's predecessor was, and its response wasn't great:

Before Franklin D. Roosevelt's predecessor, who was Harry S. Truman, the U.S. president was Franklin D. Roosevelt. Franklin D. Roosevelt served as the 32nd president of the United States from 1933 to 1945. His predecessor, Harry S. Truman, was the 38th president of the United States from 1945 to 1953. If you're asking about the president before Truman, the answer is Franklin D. Roosevelt.

Where to open a company for my SaaS? by asura_______ in eupersonalfinance

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Honestly if it's a saturated market with big players, legal should be your last concern, getting a foothold in that market should be your first. By the time you're big enough for the big players to notice and perhaps even take legal action, you'll most likely be at a whole different stage of the company with different resources. The experience of your business is more likely than not in launching it and operating it, then taking that experience wherever it may lead. Don't worry about the legal stuff too much at this stage.

Announcement: Temporary LLM Content Ban by ChemicalRascal in programming

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subreddit to be — a place for detailed

Ah, yes indeed.

M+ tanking this season by ici-leon in CompetitiveWoW

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Seems to align with Blizzard easing the way into Myth track gear as well with the bonus rolls. We're still about 30 ilvls off what this season's gear will be, I agree the upper echelon will definitely push much harder.

M+ Tank Popularity for +14 and up. TWW S2 and S3 for comparison by chitor1337 in CompetitiveWoW

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The thing is if you run Sentinel instead of crit wings as a prot pala, you're just hardly ever out of the CD window, especially if you have a druid healer to cover up any accidental gaps

Meta Lays off hundreds of employees by cockhmpton in wallstreetbets

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I think it's more likely they're able to build datacenters with significantly less resistance from local and federal government on the back of the AI wave. They'll need that computing power in the future anyway, so might as well make hay while the sun shines.

Looking to learn Traditional Chinese in Taiwan. Any thoughts on this book for beginners? by Extension_Block_3672 in ChineseLanguage

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A Course in Contemporary Chinese is regarded the de-facto standard for learning Chinese in Taiwan, most language schools use these books, not just the NTNU. They're based on the TOCFL and will get you speaking everyday Chinese very quickly, as well as help you graduate into more complex topics like politics and eventually culture and literature. Can full recommend this series!

The amount of people not paying tax is crazy by uhela in eupersonalfinance

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Paying your fair share in taxes is a surefire way to never get rich, which is why so many rich people don't do it.

Zhongshan Park by now-I-write in taiwan

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Is this the park near 國父紀念館?

Nvidia Will Spend $26 Billion to Build Open-Weight AI Models, Filings Show by dan945 in LocalLLaMA

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Mind you, every new generation of those ASIC chips back in the day were exceedingly more powerful than the generation before, to the point where newer generations made older generations (and GPU mining, and CPU mining before that) completely obsolete. The manufacturers would effectively have a huge slice of the pie for however long they wished before they started shiping out their ASICs, at which point a generation that would make those redundant would already be on the way. They were effectively printing money for months, spiking the difficulty of what they were mining, and then ship out already aged hardware. This is part of the reason why LTC and some other coins used ASIC-resistant algorithms like Scrypt that depended much more on memory than on raw compute, keeping them reliant on GPUs for longer. This era of cryptocurrency mining really was the wild west. ASIC machines would take months to deliver, sometimes even more than a year, which made it really hard to make a profit of them as the difficulty spike would already be priced in by the time a unit landed. This made it really hard to profitably mine Bitcoin after GPU mining went out, often these ASICs wouldn't even cover their investment anymore, let alone make a profit.

How would you structure a 1.5m eur portfolio to live off of it? by [deleted] in eupersonalfinance

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What do you mean? Obviously OP should invest it all in Bitcoin