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by 1-6 3y ago
Buy less food but $1000/month for the meds
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by 1-6 3y ago
My feelings are mixed. Hacking and emulating has been part of the gaming community for decades but isn’t this illegal?
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by 1-6 3y ago
After reading the book the Singularity is Near by Ray Kurzweil, technology looks to both immersive and not immersive (but ambient). People can choose their tool of choice but most people will not voluntarily do that because of convenience.
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by 1-6 3y ago
We need Whitehat awards and give this person that.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Opinion: We’re treating kids like adults too early in their lives. Of course breaking laws isn’t ok but who here hasn’t done something crazy? Neighborhoods aren’t being neighbors any longer and people simply want to have law enforcement be
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by 1-6 3y ago
At first I wanted to express disappointment and then I realized… This is open source. People did this for free.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Is union labor shielded from poor QC?
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by 1-6 3y ago
There should be rules on what can be called “Made in Oklahoma” just like the Maglite controversy over how “Made in Ontario California” could’t be used because of part sourcing not being 100% domestic.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Lots of risk taking behavior is gone and focus has shifted to saving the company money.
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by 1-6 3y ago
It’s still horrible and lots of people at large companies are worried of getting laid off any second.
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by 1-6 3y ago
It’s probably a sign that IT skills are no longer only relevant in the most powerful economies.
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No
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by 1-6 3y ago
It could be that required skillsets have shifted in the past year.
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by 1-6 3y ago
There’s a direct correlation between H1b’s and Airline activity.
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by 1-6 3y ago
If only brick and mortar stores were thriving in this economy.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I wish Python existed when I was in high school. My school’s compiler wouldn’t remind me that I was missing a semicolon and I would constantly be wasting time looking at syntax rather than grasping bigger concepts.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Couldn’t sites just add a Webring-like Javascript code to the header or footer so people can flip around easily from site to site?
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by 1-6 3y ago
I wonder if swimming has a similar effect.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I thought a generation of remote work would change attitudes about cities. Why are we still trying to cram into small spaces?
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by 1-6 3y ago
At least the author documents their journey well. If many people who read this save energy by learning good fundamentals of system build, that alone goes a long way. CPU/mobo makers are also probably taking notes.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Great post. I think most who followed the link to YouTube forgot to come back here to leave a comment.
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by 1-6 3y ago
>People with the M1 laptops are frequently waiting almost 2m for their builds to complete. I guess M1 laptops are here to stay until M5 laptops come out.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Ok, I’ll just find a hippier word to use to describe “hook and loop” so Velcro will lose their relevance.
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by 1-6 3y ago
And find a partner, and enlist your son in the military while you’re at it!
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by 1-6 3y ago
Thanks for your high quality response to my mediocre posting. I think our current maps are like a patchwork quilt made up of patches of high precision / high accuracy data sewn to high accuracy / low precision basemaps. Surveyors
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by 1-6 3y ago
Ahh the Chestnut, you can sit in a chestnut home roasting chestnuts on an an open fire burning on Chestnut wood. It reminds me of the old saying, the axe with the wooden handle was welcomed in the forest because it convinced all the trees t
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by 1-6 3y ago
It’s an attention grabbing headline that’s no different from a Clickbait. Is it a known phenomenon? Yes, my 3rd gen Prius with low-end audio does it and it’s probably a Toyota thing between ranging from 2010-2018. Will Verge make money from
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Too bad tectonic shifts move about the same speed as the growth of a fingernail (some places even more). Land surveyors and will never go out of business. GNSS cannot possibly handle the resolution of a Multistation and theodolite.
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by 1-6 3y ago
I thought more people already knew about this. It’s quite evident when you see their product announcements.
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by 1-6 3y ago
Nothing is better than inferencing at the edge. For example, Apple now processes Siri locally on the Series 9 and Ultra 2 watches. That’s remarkable given the small size and power of these devices.

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