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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
I think it speaks to doing things "the right way". Direct file could have been mandated by Congress, but it wasn't. Instead it only directed the IRS to do a "study" as a "voluntary agency initiative". That
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OP asked why anyone would feel nostalgic for an inconvenience and the answer is getting lost isn't always an inconvenience for everyone.
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I had the experience in india of, I believe, asking for directions, and the person didn't want to lose face by saying "I don't know and can't help you", so they just sent me in a random direction
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You're losing out on the "inconvenient" getting lost experiences, which it appears you are focusing on, as well as the "serendipitous" getting lost experiences. Sounds like you had a bunch of bad times getting lost
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The website was made by some dude unrelated to the startup
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
$150 if you buy LTO-9 cassettes. Probably much cheaper when bulk purchased too
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Not to nitpick but the feds would be archiving this stuff on tape, which is 10x or more cheaper than hdds per TV when factoring in failure rates
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Total Addressable Market
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
A great feature of The Decameron is that it's easy to read and the chapters are short and largely self contained. It's not one of those books that you need to be in the right head space for, and have a big chunk of time where you
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
Yeah I totally messed that up. I meant to say sardines, and say unless people want to start eating krill and plankton. It's just too hard to check my posts when I'm weaving between traffic on the highway
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
If we're going to continue to eat sea food, isn't plankton some of the best to eat? It's basically as low on the trophic chain as you can go, unless people start developing a taste for krill I guess.
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
I think the point is these aren't just license plate readers. For example, are they recording fingerprintable bluetooth or other wifi signals of occupants of cars that are going by?
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When I was in a CS program in the US in 2005 I heard from dozens of people as well as media pundits that it's a bad choice because all the tech jobs would be outsourced to india.
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All apes cannot produce vitamin C. In fact no dry nosed primates can. Also fruit bats generally can't, as well as some passerines, and some bony fish.
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
What makes you think this is rats fleeing a sinking ship? She probably just got a better offer somewhere else
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All that would be left is gait and biometric analysis, as well as any electronic signalling coming from the tracking device everyone carries in their pocket.
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
Our bodies did figure it out(our common ancestor with the wet nosed primates could synthesize vitamin C). But our bodies also figured out that for an extended period of time this ability was useless since vitamin C was so readily available
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Because on an evolutionary time scale, we never had a consistent surplus of calories over a long period of time. Imagine Grog and gang kill a mammoth but Grog only eats 500 calories before feeling so full he's going to throw up.
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
So what you're saying is that you prompted Claude to produce the app for you and now you're charging for it? A bold move, but I wouldn't expect much returns before there's completely free apps doing the same thing
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
There a story, perhaps apochraphal, from 15 years ago of a man setting up a premium rate line and getting paid whenever telemarketers called him. I believe the phone service said anyone doing that would be fined because you need to inform p
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
Wil Spaul. He's in his mid 70s now and probably won't be trying again. AFAIK you can purchase chubby girl from him - it's still at the Berkeley marine center
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
Not many people have $10k of specific hardware lying around
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> And these strips don’t just engage with the backfill like geogrid; they encapsulate it. I wonder when grady is going to issue a mea culpa for using too much AI in his video production?
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
Sounds like a great feature!
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
Maybe we can have AI rewrite those programs and optimize for low ram usage
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The author "is the director of AI operations at a creative technology company".
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Part of the Obamacare mandate was forcing young men into health insurance policies when in the past they had a much higher opt out percentage.
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
He won a nobel prize for his work on protein folding while at Google...it seems like they give him a lot of room to explore problems that aren't directly related to serving ads
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by IncreasePosts 2mo ago
What record types are valid to add to that array?
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I always assumed Demis' ultimate secret motivation behind his work was the desire to deliver a version of Black and White that actually lived up to the hype

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