RajT88

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by RajT88 1y ago
Good luck getting people to agree not to compete for the best cheap houses.
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by RajT88 1y ago
So hold on. You are saying Tsar Bomba would have potentially been an extinction event at ground level? Holy shit.
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by RajT88 1y ago
I have no mouth, and I must scream
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by RajT88 1y ago
That is a better case scenario than immediate nuclear annihilation.
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by RajT88 1y ago
Indeed. They care about the environment when pretending to do so lets them fight against things which are actually good for the environment and bad for the fossil fuel industry.
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by RajT88 1y ago
The push for copilot usage is being driven by management at every level.
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by RajT88 1y ago
> You are making a variant on the 'piracy losses' argument which has been shown is simply a pricing issue An astute reader would find I am not in fact making that argument, and I suspect if we got into the weeds with it, we wou
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by RajT88 1y ago
There is a feeling that releasing the code is "giving it away for free". But, being able to compile and deploy it is not the whole story. Enterprises need support from the people who built the thing, and so without that it is no
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by RajT88 1y ago
I heard 2025 was the year of Linux on the desktop!
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by RajT88 1y ago
Do not think so. That would be a different verb form -rareru
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by RajT88 1y ago
Not mentioned is the cards currently in use in Japan, "icoca". A pun on "ikouka" - "shall we go?"
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by RajT88 1y ago
Nailed it.
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by RajT88 1y ago
I am keeping a list of all the things that happen like this. We noticed a weird thing with GrubHub and I told my wife, "I bet they claim it's a bug". They did. Small businesses are prey for tech companies. That's what
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by RajT88 1y ago
I am not shocked. I recently had a completely legitimate experience with Facebook, no fraud or anything. My wife opened a restaurant a few months back. We're paying for Facebook ads. The early months of operating a food business is
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by RajT88 1y ago
I have religiously watched Eurovision after seeing Lordi open up for Type O Negative in 2008. To Europeans it is normal and old hat, but to an American like me it is almost too weird to be real!
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by RajT88 1y ago
AKA "Fashionably Late"
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by RajT88 1y ago
Agree on foreign films having tropes/plot beats which were locally grown, instead of borrowed from Hollywood. Time is another dimension you can use to get to different tropes. Lots of old movies don't go quite how you would expec
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by RajT88 1y ago
Last I used it, I still wouldn't want to write code on Dex. But it was great for everything else. I could definitely complete just about any other tasks I needed with it. It was a little clunky, but doable; teams calls, getting into
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by RajT88 1y ago
Can confirm. Did a bunch of concrete work last summer, which ended up getting concrete inside my work gloves. Had to use passwords/windows hello all last summer.
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by RajT88 1y ago
70's and 80's sci-fi predicted how all of this new tech goes wrong. For this story and Neuralink, see the film: The Terminal Man
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by RajT88 1y ago
This one drives me nuts. I have to stay connected to VPN to work, and if I see VPN is not connected I click to reconnect. If the VPN button hasn't loaded you end up turning on Airplane mode. Ouch.
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by RajT88 1y ago
Exactly like the first two photos in the article, yes.
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by RajT88 1y ago
I was under the impression these had been out for a while. Last May, when my wife and I went to France, these cargo bikes all over the place, especially in Paris.
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by RajT88 1y ago
Ah, but some people have more attitude for perceiving those patterns in the first place. I imagine the author of this article is describing something along the lines of my friend's cognitive capabilities.
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by RajT88 1y ago
> Burying a child is tragic Yes. This. And much more.
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by RajT88 1y ago
I have a friend who is a bit like the author here. He picks up on a lot of little things and seems to intuitively understand what those things mean. For example, I invited him to a BBQ at my friend's parent's house. (He was my r
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by RajT88 1y ago
Exactly right. The great firewall of China is another example - of it blocks 60% of people from outside content it is probably "good enough for government work".
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by RajT88 1y ago
> the city's use of eminent domain was permissible under the Takings Clause, because the general benefits the community would enjoy from economic growth qualified as "public use" Subjective decisions are bad, like we'
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by RajT88 1y ago
Most likely. "If we could just make this shinier... we could be rich" Alchemists probably weren't thinking about the gold economy, in that if they figured out how to turn something common like lead into something more rare
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by RajT88 1y ago
I have seen this one before. The robot ends up trying to to eat Elian Gonzalez.

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