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by RIMR 2y ago
There is a nice feeling that can come from having a new job, but if I suddenly had to be on the road 7-8 hours a week, I would find that very stressful.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Damn, if the intent of electrifying the fleet is to be more ecologically friendly, allowing these older vehicles to be recirculated seems like a compelling thing to do. I suppose the weird configuration of these vehicles doesn't make i
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by RIMR 2y ago
>Guaranteed the maintenance is rife with corrupt arrangements. Any evidence of this, or are is this just verbal diarrhea? >Also guaranteed that almost any American car manufacturer (Rivian, Tesla, Ford, etc.) would have done a far bet
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by RIMR 2y ago
Does anyone know where one might go to buy the retired vehicles?
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by RIMR 2y ago
Nope, this is just someone spreading AI hype.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Fake science guy sues Wikipedia for jerks.
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by RIMR 2y ago
The AI generated page that attributes Steve Jobs' success to Paul Graham is killing me.
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by RIMR 2y ago
The judge froze Starlink's bank account because Elon refused to comply with a legal order given to SpaceX by the Brazilian government to block X. Agree with it or not, it's something that is legally required of ISPs operating insi
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by RIMR 2y ago
>but he didn't actually do that, he only had plans to. You can sue for prior restraint if someone is threatening you.
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by RIMR 2y ago
You do realize that it was a metaphor, right?
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by RIMR 2y ago
He wasn't calling you a fat 50 year old, he was just conjuring up a metaphor of an overweight middle aged guy thinking he can take on a pro NFL team. I thought it was a humorous way to convey the difference in strategies between corp
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by RIMR 2y ago
The issue a lot of people have with this is that they think of the Sun as a big ball of fire, where the activity is happening on the surface of a big flammable mass. They Might Be Giants has two songs about this exact misunderstanding. In t
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by RIMR 2y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Purism_(company)
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by RIMR 2y ago
That first link is spot on. Looking at the third image in the article, they are standing next to the destroyed column, and it is clearly one of the columns you indicated. https://cdn.sanity.io/images/cxgd3urn/produ
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by RIMR 2y ago
The same reason your smartwatch and bathroom scale has an app: People want to log and track their health data.
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by RIMR 2y ago
Every health company out there has an app that connects their devices, but make one for a toothbrush and people freak out like this is the first time we've ever let an app measure something health-related. Y'all will back smart wa
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by RIMR 2y ago
Yes, absolutely. Look at the leaps and bounds the Demoscene has made in sizecoding for older computers. There's an upper limit, but things are already being done on older 70's and 80's computer that people didn't know ho
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by RIMR 2y ago
Google, Discord, and Reddit all take swift and decisive action against CSAM. I have never organically encountered CSAM on Google, and have only encountered it on Discord and Reddit because of deliberate bad actors. Outside of Reddit's
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by RIMR 2y ago
The days between 11/5 and 1/20 are are going to be wild in America.
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by RIMR 2y ago
>Consumer rights are awful in the United States, but that isn't because our economy is capitalistic. It's because our government is inept. Well, look at the precise manner in which our government is inept. Capitalism is basical
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by RIMR 2y ago
>The Bike and Tread maker said the secondary market is an “important source” of new members. So why are you creating a $95 barrier-to-entry for those new paying members? Are you really so strapped for cash that you want to drive potentia
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by RIMR 2y ago
This dataset is already at risk of existing outside of fair use, but trying to apply your own copyright is pretty much asking to get sued.
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by RIMR 2y ago
The Conservancy is, as far as I can tell, a privately funded organization, not a taxpayer funded initiative. The biggest financial loss seems to be the $730k unpaid rent that the pier (also privately owned) waved to get them out faster. Phi
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by RIMR 2y ago
Getting rid of non-compete agreements is just allowing American workers have jobs without ridiculous demands from their employers that they abandon their entire livelihoods for a decade after working for them for a few months. Non-compete a
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by RIMR 2y ago
With all due respect, I don't think you know what this thread is about.
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by RIMR 2y ago
No matter how much conservatives preach the will of the free market, when the free market gets in the way of exploiting the working class, they are happy to let the law tell Americans where they can or can't work, or what kind of work
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by RIMR 2y ago
>But as COVID receded into memory, Roblox shifted from “new” to “familiar,” "New"? Roblox came out nearly 20 years ago... It went from "cult classic" to "viral phenomenon".
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by RIMR 2y ago
Because I don't read one single outlet, I need to read many to understand what is happening, and subscribing to many different outlets is expensive. So I just paste the links into incognito mode, or 12ft, or Archive.org, and I read it
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by RIMR 2y ago
Amazing that we're at the point where people think "Don't eat things growing in the woods", something that would have doomed our species, is common sense.
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by RIMR 2y ago
You're not telling me anything I don't already know, but if you want to be a part of "hacker culture" as it is colloquially understood, you can't be pro-establishment. If your primary goal is corporatized profit, ex

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