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I don't seem to see anything on their website, but does it have any features for understanding where a book is located? I have many different locations in the house (or at the office even) where it may be located, so having a "whe
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I don't see fizzbuzz here as the full measure of someone's ability. Its a filter. I have had many candidates make it through phones screens who seem quite capable only to start working through a series of problem solving questions
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I enjoy over-engineering my home network too. Its a learning experience. Its more about the process than the end results. But many of these things aren't actually a major effort. Its some yaml for ansible to configure a raspberry pi fo
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The same argument: He didn't consent to them allowing Nirvana to use the photo. Nirvana should be covered by his parents giving their consent, since they was his legal guardian. If he doesn't think that consent should have been
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Its interesting how different experiences are. I don't love Prime (I don't want to see the paid content, stop it) but it is still infinitely better than HBO Max. Which has to be the worst I have used across all platforms.
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On the other hand, I can honestly not think of a single show or movie that hasn't been suggested to me in one way or another. I may search for a specific show or movie, but that is either something I have already watched, or I saw an a
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How are they fundamentally not aligned? To me it seems like they are fairly well aligned. Not perfectly, but close. What are they doing that doesn't help a user with their goal of being entertained? The user's goal is to be entert
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It used to. As soon as you retired you started getting paid every month for the rest of your life. At 20 years you make 50% of your base pay, so you say you join at 18, 20 years is 38. You make it to E-8 and now you retire. That's curr
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Under the old system your retirement pay was 2.5% per year served. So 37.5% instead of the 50% you would get at 20 years. Last I know of early retirement happening was after the Gulf War in the mid 90s when everything was downsizing. Wouldn
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Sure, Amazon could stop offering it, and that may be a good thing. However people are not used to the convenience and will stop using them and use Walmart's two day shipping. Or just drive to the store themselves, which is likely even
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I am sure there are more, but the only things I know of that are in Pro and not Home are BitLocker and full Hyper-V. You still get WSL2 and Docker using Hyper-V under the hood on Home. There is also the Active Directory support, but unlikel
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In the latest releases of Win 10 Home, at least once you have connected to the network, that button does not exist. They prompt you to enter your WiFi info first, then ask you to log in. And once you have entered the WiFi info you cannot ge
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If you don't hold it for the year you still don't realize the capital gains, but you only get to deduct the cost basis. After a year you get to deduct the current value.
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6y ago
That link is 48t per household, so its pretty close to the 16t per capita. Depending on what you say household size is.
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I believe that is averaged across the other three methods? If you get the subscription from Climeworks its $1200 for 1100kg. And I do assume Stripe got a first mover / bulk discount. Although greensand looks like its only $50 per ton,
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6y ago
I had actually been looking at things like Climeworks recently, and your service looks like an interesting portfolio. Although it is heavily weighted towards planting trees, and I think that turned me off to it initially. Do you plan to off
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6y ago
It appears to aggregate remote jobs from platforms with affiliate link programs.
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If you search for a term that has no results. It says "Snap! Your search resulted in 1 jobs. Try searching again using a different keyword."
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If you are driving to work the most you can do during that drive is listen to a podcast, news, or book on tape. Stuff I can already do at home doing other things too. But have to deal with things like someone just cut you off, and now you j
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We already know all possible phone numbers. I think the value would be in associating it with at least one more piece of data to correlate it with other data. At least tie it to some sort of demographics, but preferably an exact individual.
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But if you aren't in the data you are now giving away information.
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The significant difference to me is you know exactly who is running HIBP, and he is open about what he is doing producing a long blog post about it.
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I don't think it is discussing encoding time in the article, it says "features are extracted in chunks of 40ms". My reading is that its breaking down the speech into 40ms chunks, compressing it, and sending that.
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I am not taking a stance on the law itself, but it is what the current law is. And has been in place for at least a decade in its current form. If it is a serious issue, then people should definitely work to change the law. But, unless they
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You can ask two specific questions about the presence of an animal. "Is the dog a service animal required because of a disability?" and "What work or task has the dog been trained to perform?" I would think Uber would wa
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As long as it is not a large enough percentage of drivers to significantly affect the service times of those riders, does it actually matter? I mean, morally I don't think they should. However, those are probably more likely to be the
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Legally an actual service animal must be trained. Emotional support, for a variety of reasons including things like PTSD and anxiety attacks, is a completely valid use of service animals. How do you know they were not trained? If they were
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Emotional Support animals are not by default considered service animals by the ADA. (IANAL and State / Local laws may say different things.) They must be trained to perform at least one specific task in order to qualify as a service an
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Seems rather simple: Let drivers with allergies put that in their profile. Let riders put that they have a service animal in. And the system just doesn't pair them together. And now that the system knows someone has a service animal yo
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You could do the same with Android as well. Most major apps want to support both platforms and will have needs for devs with both skill sets.
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