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by BoxFour 3y ago
I had a similar curiosity and just inquired about it at work. It turns out there's quite a bit of children's programming (possibly exclusively) available on Prime Video, which could be at least one reason for its popularity among
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I can't comment on these specific individuals, but it's worth noting that both academics and engineers are fully capable, and at times even driven, to engage in grifting. Off the top of my head: There was recently a fairly famous
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https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/BIFF_(Usenet) https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/James_Parry
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I encounter situations where I used to rely on Stack Overflow, which carries a similar (if not higher) likelihood of being incorrect, often due to outdated information. For instance, I was recently inquiring about a specific task with CMake
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I certainly feel different. A 5% error rate, to me, is akin to branch prediction, where I occasionally need to rollback but it's infrequent enough that it doesn't pose a significant issue. However, when it reaches 25%, I find myse
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> no amount of money will remove the billboards I have to drive by on the way to work. I’ll never be able to go to a sports event without advertisers bidding for my attention I don't want to be too pedantic, but it's worth noti
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The primary advantage for me is that it alleviates port congestion. Even when using a dock, I often found myself running out of available ports. Switching two devices to Bluetooth made a notable difference (even if it causes the occasional
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You have a point, but I’d say it’s considerably more socially acceptable to share 12 pints with friends than to consume the same amount alone. Social norms and acceptability can indeed exert a significant influence on OVERindulgence.
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It's likely more about the social circle you surround yourself with. When everyone around you is consistently drinking and indulging in such dietary habits, it can give the illusion of normalcy and social acceptability, even if, from a
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> they often aren't. This was NOT my experience while working in the automotive industry.
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> Computer still send signals and recieves signals just fine. Yes, this is in fact the problem which gets exploited and said exploits remain unfixed because it's EOLd.
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> They have no time for development hipster nonsense https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/windows-xp-suppo... > extraction games for unwanted features https://www.theverge.com/2022&#x2
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It's a fascinating bit of information that demands minimal time to absorb and comprehend. It's a refreshing break from the usual content seen here while still being intellectually stimulating.
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As pointed out in the article, states frequently maintain a taxpayer-backed insurers of last resort (and apparently notably prevalent in Florida). Nevertheless, as the article also highlights, this approach is unlikely to have favorable lon
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> No more "I hurt my back" type claims weeks later - unless you said your back hurt at the time, it isn't going to be covered. This would likely lead to an overwhelming wave of lawsuits. Soft tissue injuries can often hav
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I find myself in an oddly conflicted state about this and see both sides here. I comprehend the cinema's stance; the abrupt change meant they could no longer screen premium content, and the local film industry doesn't appear remot
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> waterfall does mean exactly that by definition Hilariously: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waterfall_model#Royce's_final_...
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Are they comparable? The primary objective of a convertible note lies in securing a favorable share conversion, rather than primarily focusing on the interest rate (which can often approach 0%, leading to the emergence of SAFEs). If the obl
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Numerous individuals grapple with contradictory sentiments regarding their engagement with social media, yet persist in using it. Hacker News isn't an exception in the realm of social media platforms subject to such considerations. It
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> I honestly haven't come across anyone who would advocate for Hacker News or Reddit as a productive use of their time. Really? I actually encounter such individuals quite frequently, even if it's more subtly expressed through
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An excellent query, as it neatly encapsulates the only response to the original post. People tend to view every other social media platform negatively except for the one they personally use, and they're prepared to staunchly defend the
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> are you trying to say a GD is not “reputable”? In the capacity of a psychiatrist? No, a primary care physician is not a trustworthy substitute for a psychiatrist. Mental health disorders should not be addressed by a PCP, even if they h
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> there is no requirement for therapy As I mentioned before, reputable establishments typically mandate concurrent therapy, particularly when dealing with conditions like depression and anxiety. Your therapist and psychiatrist will often
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> The assumption that strong medications are the default response. Every medical professional I know prefers lifestyle interventions and therapy modalities to prescribing medications Moreover, these two aspects nearly always coincide: Ev
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I find it’s not that complicated, particularly if you've had exposure to these firms: 1) They exhibit an exceptionally risk-averse stance from a legal standpoint. Consequently, matters with even the slightest chance of legal repercussi
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I see what you're getting at. My intention was to highlight that I don't believe Silicon Valley culture is synonymous with Bay Area culture. In my interactions with individuals who were raised in Northern California or even the
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Well, I'd suggest that: 1) A substantial number of individuals in the bay aren't originally from there. 2) Assuming the role of a startup founder inherently demands a familiarity with ask culture. One of the initial steps frequent
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The implication you're making is that the result is essentially unknowable and also implies your opinion on this is spurious: We might as well equally assume the judge is biased against legislators and is eager to claw back the donatio
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His prospects of achieving even a fraction of his prior earnings in the future are exceedingly slim. Even under the assumption that he manages to avoid conviction on all counts, he will unquestionably be prohibited from assuming any directo
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A single double-parked car in my city can result in the street being completely inaccessible for thru-traffic. I've also seen them break out the spotters and back up into their turning lane. I assume they're also reticent to imple

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