LanceH

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by LanceH 3y ago
> If, on the other hand, there is no window and you want one You rent a different apartment. I don't know what's so difficult about this concept with regard to his building and the need for some people to call it a hellscape.
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by LanceH 3y ago
Stop using it. It really is that simple.
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by LanceH 3y ago
I was just on a campus this past weekend and half the windows were blacked out by the residents themselves. Natural light shining into where you sleep is overrated.
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by LanceH 3y ago
Healthcare cost doesn't scale with the $200 base salary, though.
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by LanceH 3y ago
Lots of consulting or contracting gigs are about building out something new.
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by LanceH 3y ago
If I were looking for a way to put myself under the thumb of some authority, great.
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by LanceH 3y ago
Physics is just one (non-)choice of axioms. Math that works in the world is physics, it's all discovered. You can't invent math and expect physics to follow. Other math is invented through the choice of axioms and then we discov
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by LanceH 3y ago
It's worth paying that money so apple users can find chrome.
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by LanceH 3y ago
> isn't it just as plausible that this median would increase? Every sixth number will have a factors 2 and 3. (so 3 is the second prime for 16.666% of numbers) Every 10th number will have factors 2 and 5. Every 15th number will hav
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by LanceH 3y ago
They paid taxes according to the laws of a sovereign nation. Seems like a done deal to me. Europe should get their affairs in order. If Ireland shouldn't have done that, that's not Apple. It really seems like a case of "th
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by LanceH 3y ago
Thanks for letting me know. I'm deep into the rabbit hole of Netflix's Scandinavian offerings, so I'll definitely check this out.
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by LanceH 3y ago
Maybe he plays twice as fast.
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by LanceH 3y ago
Most of it seems to be B-tier formulaic. Good enough to not be awful if you're into that genre, but nothing amazing. Where Netflix pays off for me is their purchases of the rights to foreign shows and films. That and the occasional ma
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by LanceH 3y ago
And nobody is allowed to research in which instances they are correct.
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by LanceH 3y ago
> Retailers would rather complain about shoplifting than invest in fighting it. It's amazing how "blame the victim" is either ok or not ok, depending on the victim.
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by LanceH 3y ago
It's definitely real. And it's not well known covers. The only place you'll hear these covers are on this channel, where presumably they paid for performance rights as a work for hire and they own the songwriter rights in t
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by LanceH 3y ago
Do you think that will happen before or after they understand the difference between debt and deficit?
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by LanceH 3y ago
Cutting that thicker plastic can really be painful (and injurious). Scissors will tend to push one side up and the other down. The newly cut plastic is razor sharp. The plastic requires a lot more force than regular paper scissors are me
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by LanceH 3y ago
In the case of this test, 0% means you're defeating the prediction algorithm. 50% means (if you're predicting their prediction) means you're achieving random. "Free will" is a bit strong, it's more about whethe
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by LanceH 3y ago
> relevance to some theme that is perpetually bandied about in our political discourse, that is a more reliable vehicle for relevance. This is why Sir Mix-a-Lot's opus magnum will be played forever.
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by LanceH 3y ago
I don't know. I spent a couple years printing some parts at our library's maker space. The feedback loop is very, very slow. Having a 3d printer now, I can get a half dozen iterations on something done in a day and compared to a
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by LanceH 3y ago
I just bought my first 3d printer a couple weeks ago. It was so tempting to pull up the benchmark and see what I could do. Instead I sat down, drafted something I wanted to make, and made. So my first print is something that sees daily u
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by LanceH 3y ago
For breaking what law? Also, how is nobody in the government responsible? It really feels like the Sackler family has been bundled up as a nice solution to the whole thing.
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by LanceH 3y ago
Different kinds of miles. You would be far more likely to die landing that 737 at my grocery store.
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by LanceH 3y ago
I imagine there is an enormous amount of charity care (in dollar terms at least) from people going to the ER and never paying.
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by LanceH 3y ago
Seeing as I have to jump through hoops with know-your-customer laws, it would be nice if companies had to do that also in all these instances that make life difficult. * misleading ads * spam phone callers * counterfeit products on Amazon a
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by LanceH 3y ago
drops connections
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by LanceH 3y ago
Selection bias of one data point versus no data at all.
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by LanceH 3y ago
The rule was definitely on the typewriter.
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by LanceH 3y ago
I've always wanted to bill some contract work to AT&T in particular and include my personal taxes and fees after the negotiated price.

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