Larrikin

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by Larrikin 2y ago
It's just as good as Pizza LA for way less money and basically equal to Pizza Hut. The options for pizza are actually pretty limiting, even in Tokyo, if you're sick of Italian style pizza. From memory you've basically got Dev
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by Larrikin 2y ago
So just introducing a distraction to their argument to muddy the comments instead of commenting on their point.
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by Larrikin 2y ago
What are their leftist ideas?
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by Larrikin 2y ago
If this is the station drunks end up at after passing out, then there is a high probability of seeing throw up or a passed out person on the weekends.
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by Larrikin 2y ago
>MSNBC just cancelled Andrea Mitchells TV show, today, because she brought in no younger audiences. So yes, shows do get cancelled by not being watched. Did anyone, young or old, want to watch an 80 year old stumble over her words, lose
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by Larrikin 2y ago
I personally don't really like eggs. I only buy them when I need them for ingredients in something I plan to cook soon, so I haven't been tracking their price over time. But we are making a cake this week and had been hearing abou
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by Larrikin 2y ago
This person enjoys discussing ML, according to their post history. Either they are stupid, actually talking out their butt and should be no where near a mathematical discussion or they are purposely using their ethical statistics class to b
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by Larrikin 2y ago
What if it's just someone lying on the internet.
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by Larrikin 2y ago
I think the sarcasm flew over your head. He is calling out the OP as a liar. Obviously a liar being paid to lie can use the reply button, but you can't game the up votes as easily when you are a reply. Edit: The account is old but ever
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by Larrikin 2y ago
We get it, all facts and figure are to be ignored. The guy on the Internet feels it in his gut (if he even lives in the area) and has some little anecdote. So just take his word it's all terrible and you should be scared of everything.
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Aren't Twitter workers still trying to get their severances and they took the offer when Twitter actually had the money to pay.
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by Larrikin 2y ago
There is no such thing as a civil society when one group believes the other should be segregated, enslaved, have genocide committed against them, etc. That is just gas lighting one group so that they don't know they are the frog in the
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by Larrikin 2y ago
>1) What form it is (i.e. can I see it?) You would need to spend thousands of dollars to become a customer, if you are not already one. >An agent interacts with a user. Correct, they are asked to describe their problem. There are some
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by Larrikin 2y ago
I work on a project where customers need to fill out a form to receive help. We introduced an AI chat bot to help them do the form by just talking through the problem and answering questions. Then the form is filled out for the customer for
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by Larrikin 2y ago
There is no statistical evidence of this when compared to presidents and not the general public. Seems like most presidents after World War 2 live a very long time if they are not assassinated. https://potus.com/presidential
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Wonder how many of them will be fired by Monday.
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Is it possible to be a developer without doing some form of that?
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Who cares about engagement numbers? The things this site used to offer was there might be an article about a security breach, a brand new highly anticipated feature in a major product, a historical article about a long forgotten but major t
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by Larrikin 2y ago
MBAs have invaded
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by Larrikin 2y ago
There's also no evidence they have the money to pay if the offers were in good faith. Combined with the fact the two people who came up with the idea have a history of deciding not to pay and instead go to the courts to avoid paying
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Because it makes the lives of every single person harder to make lazy programmers jobs easier. That's the only reason to do that.
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Bluesky link: https://bsky.app/profile/carrigmat.bsky.social/post/3lgsoqsx...
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Are there any examples of popular artists playing instruments regularly at shows? Not formerly popular artists. Nearly all the concerts I've been to recently were rap artists and DJs . Beyonce doesn't place a huge emphasis on inst
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Personally I would argue a good DJ set is possibly a better version of albums of the past. The really good ones mostly play their own music, but aren't limited to their own output. Its a completely coherent experience with an intention
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by Larrikin 2y ago
>Google is rich so they should provide services for absolutely free This is fine to think like this, there is no reason to care about the financials of billion dollars companies
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by Larrikin 2y ago
So completely unrelated poll to the question?
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by Larrikin 2y ago
A former co-worker I knew said a technique he would use on a date that was going slow to try and make himself look smart and the date curious was to examine the design decisions of objects around them. The table, the paint used to make a pa
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by Larrikin 2y ago
It's highly illegal in the US to setup a business in NY (say a bodega), drive to a state with cheap cigarettes like VA, and transport those cigarettes over state lines for sale in NY.
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Shout fire in a crowded theater. Its literally the first example in that you aren't allowed to say anything you want whenever you want. You only have protection against government retaliation. Or at least you're supposed to
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by Larrikin 2y ago
Why do they need to benefit all equally? Campaign with the president, offer large amounts of money to the presidents campaign, donate huge sums to a small inauguration party, and then just be picked to get it at a deep discount. The entire

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