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by 93po 1y ago
this is factually not accurate, trump's actions are constantly getting legally challenged and blocked
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by 93po 1y ago
it wouldn't work. they'd hire some minimum wage person to go to all of them and just read the terms and conditions you agreed to that include language about arbitration or whatever
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by 93po 1y ago
This is a super tired, wrong talking point. Tesla was basically nothing when Elon bought it. He effectively just bought the name. It's also a tired talking point because even if there was some meaningfully well-developed product he w
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by 93po 1y ago
government and media are controlled by same class of people: billionaires.
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by 93po 1y ago
Are most kids these days even going to know what that hardware is? I dont think my 10 year old nephew has literally ever seen a landline like that
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by 93po 1y ago
I think the reasonable extent of "bricked" is: can you plug in a USB cord and use publicly available software to fix it? Or wireless equivalent.
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by 93po 1y ago
also a difference for approaches, possibly, for maximizing engagement (commenting) versus maximizing time on app
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by 93po 1y ago
I looked at interior photos of the towers and those 18 inch wide windows are terrible . Did everyone hate those? It's a tragedy to see such beautiful views outside those windows that look like prison bars.
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by 93po 1y ago
The US did exactly what he wanted them to. He wanted to radicalize Muslims worldwide against the West and drain American resources through prolonged wars. It's also interesting how infrequently Americans know OBL's motivations for
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by 93po 1y ago
How much of this is coverage is because this a true outlier situation versus Elon ragebait? Let's look at one of the larger construction companies in the US: https://violationtracker.goodjobsfirst.org/?parent=acs-sa&amp
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by 93po 1y ago
because they already are. an industrial arm from ABB is frequently over $100k. add in the cost to fit it with specialty equipment like vacuum suction for handling boxes, made by a small to medium size business, they'd probably charge a
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by 93po 1y ago
ive had to resort to heavy tint myself literally just to not be blinded by headlights constantly. i know its not legal but ill take the ticket to not have my retinas seared every 10 seconds at night
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by 93po 1y ago
BD up until very recently only focused on hydraulics were which were extremely loud, expensive, bulky, and expensive to maintain. It was basically impossible to find a use case for such a thing that didn't have to cohabitate in spaces
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by 93po 1y ago
I think the use case here is smaller to medium size businesses that don't need a $150k suction robot arm 24/7, but do need 24/7 help with warehousing, packaging, restocking, taking inventory, sorting mailing, applying shipp
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by 93po 1y ago
a company with a history of threatening baseless lawsuits, combined with possible NDAs, or possible professional backlash when lawsuit-happy company threatens former employer. not worth it for a blog post.
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by 93po 1y ago
my guess is he has a separate bag at wherever his "home base" along with his camping stuff
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by 93po 1y ago
i noticed this too and it didnt make much sense to me. my guess is that their work involves using a stylus to draw, or that the ipad works as a second monitor, or that it's simply something they really, really like and its a luxury ite
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by 93po 1y ago
the difference is there is an implicit call to violence there and it's private people, not representatives of the government. the idea behind the ICE agent tracking is to avoid them. you don't need to avoid abortion providers, t
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by 93po 1y ago
there's a difference between not allowing very harmful hatespeech and saying something like "I saw a cop at this address" yes, the web exists, and while it's not functionally preventing all possible phone access to the a
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by 93po 1y ago
his reality distortion field became too powerful and backfired on himself
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by 93po 1y ago
the amount of misinformation i had a kid due to a lack of internet is nothing compared to the rare hallucination a kid might get from chatgpt swallowing gum is bad for you, or watermelon seeds, cracking knuckles causes arthritis, sitting to
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by 93po 1y ago
yes, despite lots of anecdotes of them being paid more or similar. glassdoor has an article saying they're paid higher but their methodology is crap - it doesn't account for the size of the employer (which tend to be much larger
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by 93po 1y ago
is anyone else tired of political commentary infecting every single corner of the web? i want to read tech news, not jabs at political figures. i don't support or like trump but why in the world would i care at all about an engadget
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by 93po 1y ago
im wondering if printing to PDF basically just makes a PDF that is a screenshot of the original, and removes any sort of existing meta data or formatting
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by 93po 1y ago
does printing to PDF solve this problem, i wonder?
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by 93po 1y ago
thankfully most web browsing will be done by LLMs soon and that won't stop them, good riddance to the mess of a web that google has created
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by 93po 1y ago
Intel has treasury shares - its own stock that it owns. It had enough to cover this $5B deal. Nvidia could have bought that without screwing over existing shareholders.
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by 93po 1y ago
agreed, and again sorry you're going through this
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by 93po 1y ago
i could withdraw my contributions without penalty but yes i'm into the 10% penalty territory at this point since im drawing on the returns
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by 93po 1y ago
We have a legal system that allows for private agreements of restricted speech, which can be and is frequently abused by the party in a position of power (in this case, a 2 trillion dollar company). And these agreements are enforced by the

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