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I'm not gonna argue the car thing. I like cars, so when I spend money on them there is emotion involved, and all logic goes out the door. But for the couch, is it unreasonable to want a couch in which I can replace the foam? For not wa
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To add to this, I think that spending more money these days helps a lot less. Higher prices these days mean more features, but not necessarily higher quality. Everything is a subscription, can only be controlled by their app, and is mass-pr
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I have a ThinkPad Thunderbolt 4 Workstation Dock - Type 40B0. Last time a firmware update came out I couldn't run it from my Lenovo laptop. I had to use a non-Lenovo one. Really made me angry about their quality control. Next to that t
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From my point of view, a lot of frustration is tied to LLMs not evolving at the same rate/manner as people around you do. We're using human language against a system that produces human-like output, which tricks our brain into hav
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You can go to outlook.com and add unlimited aliases for your @outlook.com account.
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I am the organization owner, so I still got confused.
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Thanks for clearing that up!
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I got the same email, and I don't have a credit card on file with them. I wonder what they're going to do?
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Disable autoplay and infinite scroll or risk fines, EU tells Meta
(arstechnica.com)
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3mo ago
Maybe he only bought vanilla ice cream?
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In Europe semi-truck trailers have stickers on them representing their speed limit. Those speed limits differ by country, so quite often you see a truck with 60,70,80 and 90 sticks on it. So then you're driving in Germany at 200km/
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3mo ago
They are. All BMWs have the same screen. It's one 1 screen, regardless of whether your car has heated seats, ventilated seats, sync, arm-rest warmers, separate blowers or a single blower. Within 1 production line, say for the BMW 3 ser
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Vibe-coded. Sorry. https://github.com/514-labs/dnsglobe/blob/c29802162636832e88... You take the `other`, do a `to_string()` on it, which creates a String representation. Then you pass a reference to that Stri
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To add to this: * Finger on the trigger. Very dangerous. Pulp Fiction showed the consequences * Using ball ammo I actually dislike the pistols without manual safety. CCW people always say: but the Glock/P365/P320
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Belgium law allows employers to enforce a sick note starting day 1. I joined an employer that didn't require this, and it was such a breath of fresh air. At our local doctor, the first 5 hours of his workday were comprised solely of wr
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I moved out of CA and overall, I myself get more for my money. All of those taxes didn't benefit me. And just like you describe, it would've been ok if all of the tax money went to the people it was meant to be, but unfortunately
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How modern? We built or house in Belgium in 2016, and it was completely sealed, very well insulated, but the air quality was good because we had mechanical ventilation. Clean air blown in, stale air extracted which then went through a heat
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The screen is also BMW.
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Or a Grenadier.
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What I am surprised by is that cams are still used to operate the valves. Given to how precise these need to be these days, I would've guessed they would've switched to electronically actuated valves.
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I agree, but having abstractions allow us to learn things in a system that are broadly applied. This is out the door for AI generated systems. Unless extreme care is taken there is is no consistency in these new-found codebases. New paradig
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I think this is very dangerous. And yet, in hindsight, I would've wanted it for me, my sister, and my wife. My sister and I have a certain type of EDS. My wife has another kind. Born today, based on the current science, tests would rev
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DULHyCygDt4 This is the video this article is based on. But you're right, source attribution is horrible in this article. And in every other article these days. It is full of URLs that l
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My mom (who smoked, and quit) explained to me that when she was growing up, the teachers would still smoke in class! That was in the 1959..=1964 timeframe.
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What I find interesting about cigarettes is that it created a whole new set of legislation requiring things to be non-flammable or at least flame-retarding. The tobacco industry lobbied for this, because they didn't want to be held acc
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> but early startups might want to look at Forgejo first. Sorry, but there are a million things to do. Paying someone to self-host Forgejo isn't even on that list. We'll just pay someone at the moment.
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My insurance stopped covering, now I'm looking at $450 for Zepbound / month. Just the weight coming back is making me more depressed...
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Right, it's less about the nostalgia, and more about the tempo that I find really enjoying.
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Well, I think right now Antropic is going crazy with their safety rules. I got banned after creating a new account for a new employer. Went through some code with Claude Code, and that's... it. Came back the following morning and I was
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3mo ago
Try the Doom ones.
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