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by LanceH 3y ago
They just can't help themselves on the upsell. Every drive-thru that has the monitor where you get to check your order for accuracy eventually starts displaying ads instead -- lowering accuracy and offering something you don't wan
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by LanceH 3y ago
The only way this would be possible is going there 30 minutes before opening. Poster 2 above: Name the location, and one of us can test it for you to let you know if it's safe to go back.
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by LanceH 3y ago
I imagine ordering healthy items would have the most seams as it would be the least tested.
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by LanceH 3y ago
It has a real social impact if they don't have a phone. They will miss out on things. You might argue "but if they were real friends..", but the issue is they may never get to be real friends if they keep missing out on thi
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by LanceH 3y ago
> There's a stark difference between setting boundaries and treating people like objects. You need to talk to work with some high schoolers then. There is a large chunk of that population that the school is in their orbit. They cas
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by LanceH 3y ago
Presumably by size. What's the fasted/best, bipedal, robot weighing roughly 170 pounds that can operate for 90 minutes? What's the intermediate step for this? What's the record for a bipedal 100m dash? For one big eno
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by LanceH 3y ago
I you want to send email from your server, you're entirely dependent on how the other servers run by the recipients view you. So if you have a bad IP address, they might not let your email through. The procedure for establishing your
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by LanceH 3y ago
> meaning of the underlying text The meaning is so highly disputed there are literally thousands of denominations.
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by LanceH 3y ago
This makes more sense and seems less egregious when you look at it in use, in a case: a = [] case a when Array puts true else puts false end
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by LanceH 3y ago
A lot of European countries have a list of events which must be freely available. I guessing Wimbledon is on that list in the UK. Check out: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ofcom_Code_on_Sports_and_Other...
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by LanceH 4y ago
On the plus side, it probably delivers on time.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Whoa, desktop? We're running these on refrigerators.
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by LanceH 4y ago
rationals are countable
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by LanceH 4y ago
>people who use ChatGPT thinking it will put words in a row will be able to generate a million stupid articles a day We already see this with book after book churned out with no real story attached. There are already way more people who
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by LanceH 4y ago
Yea, all you have to do is pick three consecutive winners.
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by LanceH 4y ago
We've done this in numerous rental cars. Many variations of the same problem -- it picks the phone it picks. We've had to resort to deleting one phone from the car (and the phone's bluetooth) to get it back on the other pho
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by LanceH 4y ago
It's a bit of a pain if two people share the car. Even worse if two people share more than one car. There never seems to be an option to force use a specific phone when more than one is possible. They all seem sticky to a phone and
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by LanceH 4y ago
Are you suggesting that climate change is bringing back tigers?
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by LanceH 4y ago
Please explain to me how getting $1 and immediately donating it produces more than that $1 in tax reduction. It isn't about reducing taxes, it's about getting some sort of altruistic branding/advertising at little to no cost.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Heh. What does it say about your engineers if they can't sneak something in?
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by LanceH 4y ago
We eventually opted for dowels and engines. We would cut off match heads to make a fuse.
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by LanceH 4y ago
He says. He has every opportunity to pay those higher taxes, but doesn't. As he has said numerous time, people say things but if you follow their money, they believe other things.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Doing a bit more research, according to the high school handbook, students don't run in the halls, nor do they chew gum in class. I got the "Why do they have a word for beer?" from a Palestinian instructor I had, who was well
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by LanceH 4y ago
The ultra-rich are largely law-abiding and have the paperwork to prove it. What should be concerning is the new reporting requirements on virtually any $600 transaction combined with 30k more IRS staff.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Then why do they have a word for "beer"? That statement is far from the mark. Nobody in the US drinks under 21 as well.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Worked one place where we received seven (7!) resumes that were almost identical, with the same project of what they could do. Not saying leetcode is the answer, but it does solve for something things. My interviews tend to walk through the
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by LanceH 4y ago
The thing is, they go from "works great" to "totally broken" with virtually no in between, and no ability of the owner to do anything about it.
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by LanceH 4y ago
There are a lot of people who prefer proof of work over work.
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by LanceH 4y ago
Still not victim blaming, go back and read the whole thing again. Which car is safer if you're choosing a car to be in? big or small? The bigger is safer and the smaller is more dangerous (to be in), in a multi-car accident. My whole
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by LanceH 4y ago
The smell of urine is less present with street parking. And I'm not trying to be glib. Off hours especially, parking garages can be places people don't want to go.

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