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by 7speter 3y ago
The stats dont record whose at fault in NYC, nor do they record when car drivers and pedestrians have to avoid dangerous situations caused by bikers and people on scooters.
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by 7speter 3y ago
I don’t see too many cars mounting sidewalks as I do bikes and scooters do (daily occurrence, not to mention 220+ pound guys who ride around on cheap underpowered scooters in the street), but yeah anecdotal data.
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by 7speter 3y ago
You know how long the waitlist is for section 8 is, in say, New York? All poor people don’t just go out and ask for section 8 or rent stabilized apartments and instantly get them.
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by 7speter 3y ago
I think it showed up in an ad somewhere recently and thats how it’s gotten on my radar recently.
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by 7speter 3y ago
The big rule they break is that they have a gigantic menu. Its the actual antithesis of what gordon ramsey tries to teach restaurant owners over and over in his show Kitchen Nightmares.
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by 7speter 3y ago
It has the power to deceive and leave a lasting impression on those who may see it in passing and not realize its fake. Also, it can be demeaning considering the faked subjects would have no say consent-wise in the distribution of the faked
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by 7speter 3y ago
> but for $33 a week I can get to most major neighborhoods in 30 minutes Ahh yes, only the most important, noteworthy neighborhoods that most likely aren’t transit deserts, right?
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by 7speter 3y ago
The author could have friends in high places, for all we know. What could also be possible is that US has improved its sensory technology, and while its known that the US is capable of listening to the sea, they may have some new edge they
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by 7speter 3y ago
Big shared fleets of cars seems like a great idea until you end up with the one with the backseat covered in day old vomit… in July
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by 7speter 3y ago
Well the idea of a vm wasnt to foreign if my reading of computing history is right. Consider that java launched in 1993 or 94 and its big claim to fame was its portability between systems, and that was because of the jvm, or java virtual ma
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by 7speter 3y ago
Its resonance may sustain because theres always people entering the field who are trying to build something, and either get caught up on a frameworks hypetrain or have fond enough memories using a given framework to build something quickly,
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by 7speter 3y ago
No one ever talks about A Bug’s Life. Has that movie beeb Mandela effected out of half of our universe’s existence?
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by 7speter 3y ago
If I’m not mistaken, James Cameron said in his CNN interview from last week (maybe the first of many) that carbon fiber is able to seem like its fine after a number of trips and then have all of the previous stress cause it to fail, making
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by 7speter 3y ago
The kobyashi maru scenario is to see how you act in a no-win situation. Kirk passed by cheating.
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by 7speter 3y ago
I imagine it might be because python is a much easier to read language. If someone with a non programming background comes across this because the question (and answer) is interesting to them, they can have an idea of whats going on.
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by 7speter 3y ago
My beard started graying at 31. Maybe it was just the stress of 2020… and 2008…
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by 7speter 3y ago
Other than the push pull Intel had with American car makers regarding trying to coax them to adapt to more modern 14nm processes, what obstacles would intel really face. Even if German automakers refuse to adapt to Intels seeming meat and p
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by 7speter 3y ago
People still tell you to use the search function on discords, and there aren’t even searchable topic names or the option to use google’s algorithm to power the searches. Also, the great fun of llms is going on youtube and watching content
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by 7speter 3y ago
>Reddit being a go-to resource for google results is mostly seen as a fluke or unintended side effect. Maybe to subreddit moderators but to reddit admins and executives and stakeholders, they see it as a major plus that reddit is an ever
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by 7speter 3y ago
Ironically enough, subreddit sidebars were almost always a great place to find highly relevant and useful discords, forums and blogs.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Peanut oil is so expensive/valuable that the peanut oil is usually extracted and replaced with palm oil,which has its own environmental issues, before the rest of the peanut is used to make peanut butter.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Theres this assumption from the wfh crowd that everyone wants to wfh (and if you don’t want to youre some sort of scab) when that isn’t the case, for starters.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Alternatively its fun to see which fan make even comes close to noctua, if not expensive
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by 7speter 3y ago
Is the tv, by any chance, a sony?
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by 7speter 3y ago
I wonder if theres some widespread issue with older asus monitors, because they are rather notorious for this “no signal” bug, where if you turn them on plugged into an hdmi even 100 or so times, the monitor doesn’t register an input.
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by 7speter 3y ago
Most people disable hibernate because they use ssd’s for boot disks, no?
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by 7speter 3y ago
I came to see what was going on with reddit. If it was an outage or something.
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by 7speter 3y ago
I mean if you say enough things people don’t like here you get comment limited and/or shadowbanned so I don’t see whats the point of complaining here. Don’t ask me how I know about this…
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by 7speter 3y ago
>If we do, in a few years we'll get to the point where the current generation of senior engineers are retiring. If we've replaced the majority of our junior engineers with AI, we'll be left without people who can use the A
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by 7speter 3y ago
Sorry, its farenheit

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