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I recently started going through many big data collectors and expressing my rights to know, delete, and stop selling my information. Verisk makes the process notoriously difficult compared to other companies, you have to start an "ethi
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3y ago
I love the rhetoric that simultaneously paints California as rich yet wrong with policy. "Those successful Californians are failures!"
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3y ago
https://drecosby.ytmnd.com/
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3y ago
I'd love to use this for windows in a downtown office. You can get ambient light and a general sense of the outside atmosphere, but with the added benefit of privacy and seeing fewer people walking by.
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3y ago
Completely agreed. It was a miracle for me. I felt like I was significantly less irritating and could concentrate on normal tasks. It's important to talk about Adderall abuse, but at the same time, acknowledge its benefit for those who
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3y ago
Short answer: no Nuanced short answer: operate on frs channels or buy a gmrs license and operate on those bands. This is still illegal because your equipment isn't allowed to operate on these bands but not heavily enforced. Use at your
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3y ago
>How is every trait simply genetic with both humans, and other species, even our pets! but when it comes to cognitive function - in humans - it has to be socioeconomic mish mash that can’t be quantified so don’t ask or do that research.
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3y ago
It does. That's pretty much the definition of causality.
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3y ago
That was really impactful. I grew up pretty okay, but lots of my friends were very poor. I remember experiencing several of these things but I know for a fact they experienced many of them. They were good people who otherwise didn't de
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3y ago
Realty is a good example of automation not resulting in lower costs for the consumer. For the longest time, a realtor had to, in person, establish relationships and trust with inspectors, sellers, buyers, financial institutions, and informa
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3y ago
How cool. This seems like such a good visual indicator of your gear status it's a mystery why it's not more common in manual cars.
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3y ago
> The drugs also scare me... The idea of giving something like that to a child profoundly scares me. It works differently in people with the disorder. I took Adderall as a child and as an adult for adhd. It didn't get me wired nor d
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3y ago
As much as I don't care about tiktok going away, and acknowledge the privacy and security risks, there's something about banning a highly popular website that doesn't sit right with me. Is there precedent in the USA for anyth
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3y ago
Short term gains for long term pains. I hope customers steer clear of this behavior to discourage it. I'm personally fatigued by everything being a subscription.
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3y ago
Something tells me this isn't really what OP is asking for.
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It'll be interesting if AI-generated content is ever no longer distinguishable from human writing in both evidence and prose. I suppose that's the ultimate goal. The final hurdle at that point will be the de-democratization of wri
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3y ago
I'm skeptical that every major existing city is busting at the seams.... What's the metric here? Cities have been crowded for centuries.