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Thanks for providing a real answer.

That’s not rational. Why would I be asking such a simple question if I were an expert?

I love that you countered pedantry with pedantry. <3

Should Apple be responsible for righting the wrongs of legislation in every country it operates in? I don’t think so. Ideally it would mettle as little as possible, even though they clearly don’t (see right to repair).

Yes, my curiosity was about when we run out, because I didn’t know if we would run out. That was the whole point of the question. Have some leniency, we’re not all experts about everything.

This seems like a rational approach as opposed to say, calling Apple support.

Why is it a US corporation’s job to unfuck UK laws? If they did get involved, you’d blast them for meddling.

Sounds like a lot of their problem boils down to them living in a nanny surveillance state.

You know, you could have just said:

> (Gallium is a byproduct of aluminum production. We aren't going to run out.)

I was genuinely curious.

Edit: wow, I get harassed and then I’m the one that gets downvoted.

Does that mean when we run out of Ga there are no more LED TVs?

I’m shocked, shocked that an SEO website would say ChatGPT bad.

Frankly many in the US are over the Trump administration and I expect a massive backlash in the midterms. Do what you want of course but I think the descent of the US is slowing and there will be a return to normalcy after this admin.

Which makes it all the more weird we see so much negative press about weed on Hacker News but I never see an article about alcohol.

I’ve traveled all over the world and the French were by far the biggest assholes I’ve encountered, especially in hospitality.

Like Kevin Costner, I’m surprised that HP keeps getting work.

Nesting.

> Totalitarianism aside, I'm not sure about the stability either. Personally I suspect Xi Jinping's reign will end with some kind of bang, either an economic one or something relating to

That’s a pretty big aside.

Very interesting. Thanks for the information!

Thanks. Are you sure the cost of the fund is higher because it’s a fund and not an ETF like VT? The platform fee seems strange, but I wonder if other companies collect that fee somewhere else?

Do you have any evidence that they’re subsidizing US customers? It’s possible the fees are higher in the UK due to it being more expensive to operate the funds.

That’s a risk that Vanguard investors in active funds are willing to take. They’re not stupid, investors at Vanguard know that passive is their primary focus. Also the fees for their active funds are lower than average so they have a higher likelihood of success since a lot of the drag on active performance is… high fees.

3 bps instead of 4? That’s a savings of… $100 on a million annually.

What innovation has Meta made since Facebook itself done that’s been incremental to revenue? Instagram and WhatsApp are acquisitions. Facebook itself is fundamentally broken from an actual user perspective. Not to mention the real harm Facebook and Instagram do to kids.

Fees on my passive investments there (mostly target date funds) seem to be as low as ever? I don’t care if they offer _more_ options as long as it doesn’t negatively impact their passive business.

Mark isn’t in charge because he’s smart, he’s in charge because of voting rights.

This is exactly what I meant. Thanks.

When did I say on the rooftop of a car? There’s level 1 that could plug into an house outlet and level 2 from 220v. House charges the car and solar provides power to the house.

That was an EV6 issue, is it still present on the EV5?

Even a brief reading of their site would have spared you this embarrassment.

Ironically, Trump attacking Iran and closing the Strait is a boon to China and EV makers. Once the car is produced, aside from lubricants, it’s completely independent of oil. Heck you can put panels on your rooftop and slow charge it during the day.