M3L0NM4N

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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I will note though, CO2 measure indoors can be very valuable. Higher levels of CO2 result in less brain function, as shown by this Tom Scott video: https://youtu.be/1Nh_vxpycEA
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I mean if those are the only 2 options that's certainly what I would choose.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
So uh... How did he get it out?
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
It didn't used to, but Google 10x'd the API costs for street view.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
Jesus, 0.06g? That's weed residue at that point.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
What PD gave you shit over an oz of weed? Big city or no?
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
If it's not a distribution-level amount of drugs I think police just don't give a fuck, especially in larger cities.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
Companies can also get in trouble for not buying it, you could have an employee turn into a whistleblower for a lawsuit, to which they would get a % of.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I can't wait for Alabama, Indiana, Kentucky, and Texas to follow suit.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
Awesome, thanks for the detailed response. No questions right now but might shoot you a Twitter DM in the future, will let you know. Thanks again.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
As someone considering my MS in CS with a focus in AI, I gotta ask you why you did it, and was it worth it for your career? Would greatly appreciate the insight, thanks.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
Remember, narrative follows the price. I've never touched the stock because it's been a very, very, very overpriced stock for a while. If it came down to a reasonable multiple, only then would I consider buying it.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
Holy shit I remember playing this like 15 years ago. Massive nostalgia here.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
So you're telling me you don't get offended at a phrase originating from an old story in a completely different context your friend told you that you didn't bother to fact check?
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I remember joking years ago that "disabled" would become a slur, after "retard" became less and less acceptable. I didn't think it would actually happen, but the endless treadmill is being proven again and again. I
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
Drake?
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
@sweeney_legal_team ^
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I've always wondered about this for watching TV
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I can't believe 1982 was 40 years ago
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I think the amount of people that would see the error either way would be the same, assuming constant fix time and traffic. This means lowering the TTL as much as possible should be the right solution, because those affected will only have
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I hate your username if it means what I think it means.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
The same but the screens on the back of the seats would be slightly larger.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I'm guessing the maximum possible throughput of the cables themselves is significantly larger than the actual throughput or even the maximum throughput of the whole system taking into account the equipment on each it.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
In all honesty, if the iPhone 14 had a 10x zoom lens like my S22U and USB C, I would buy it.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I wish I had that as an interview question.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
No backdoors! Secure everything! Except the stuff we want access to!
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
You also don't know if your alpha is going to last 5 years. The gold mine can run out of gold.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
I think the OP just overestimated how much electricity charging their phone actually uses, and not intentionally trying to claim they're being useful by saving 1 cent of electricity.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
Inconsistency creates confusion as well. If there isn't an example of the Oxford comma increasing ambiguity, I see no reason it shouldn't be used every time.
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by M3L0NM4N 4y ago
That's arbitrary.

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