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Little bit of both. Pay varies drastically from state to state, even taking cost of living into account. By the time you pay for a degree and a credential the ROI isn't great. Jobs in better paying areas exist too but are understandabl
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That doesn't work on my machine. Maybe it worked back in the snow leopard days. Now the app doesn't even have the "move to trash" item in the contextual menu like non-system apps do
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4mo ago
Is that a legally binding requirement, or just Elonspeak? (Like sending people to the moon by 2018 and summoning cars hands-free from NYC to LA)
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4mo ago
My understanding is that property taxes in Texas can also grow a LOT year over year if your town gets more popular, which isn't the case in California
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4mo ago
Where does the water go, steam?
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4mo ago
How did he get that job? I imagine you have to prove you have good "taste" for what makes a good movie... I imagine some difference from what makes a good book
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4mo ago
The system cost like $350 million to build, and $40m/year to operate+maintain. Sending ships to remove 900+ pieces of hardware under 2 miles of ocean won't be cheap either.
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5mo ago
Somewhat common with Chuwi and GPD's netbook type devices. IIRC it's because they repurpose tablet screens
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I have an original Chuwi Minibook and would not recommend buying from them unless you're willing to treat the hardware as disposable. Their support is REALLY bad, warranty is useless (cheaper to buy replacement parts yourself on AliExp
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5mo ago
It's still 5x more expensive than 2.5 flash
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5mo ago
It featured heavily in the CRS-7 anomaly investigation ( https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2018/03/public_summa... ). > SpaceX’s new implementation (for Falcon 9 “Full Thrust” flights) of non- det
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5mo ago
Ymmv but the 16:10 screen on the framework punches a bit above its weight compared to 16:9 screens with a similar diagonal measurement
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It may be less valuable now because of RAM/SSD prices, but I was able to benefit from my framework's modularity on Day 1 by saving hundreds of dollars by buying those components a la carte Instead of paying the heavily marked up p
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Can you compare/contrast with the steam deck vent smell?
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>It happened so fast that there were only a few bits of telemetry between "everything normal" and "no signal". SpaceX also had an architecture that added a lot of latency to their telemetry transmission (IIRC basicall
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5mo ago
Biden signed about 150 executive orders across his term. Guess how many trump has done since just last year...
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5mo ago
At one point, the raspberry pi was a decent option if you wanted something hobbyist friendly that could toggle GPIOs and connect to the Internet (and later Bluetooth). I suspect Espressif has mostly taken over that market now
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One of my biggest regrets is not jailbreaking my kindle before it auto updated last year
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5mo ago
The Geto Boys shared a similar sentiment in their song Damn It Feels Good To Be A Gangsta. A genuine gangster doesn't feel a need to flex their power, because such gauche displays only highlight one's own insecurities and weakness
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5mo ago
Some of his employees have died in the meantime, but that's a price Elon is more than willing to pay
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Self driving cars don't panic and drive recklessly. I don't live in hurricane country, but most accidents around here are caused by drivers who are on their phones/spacing out or driving super aggressively. Most traffic jams
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Spacex has been playing fuckfuck games in recent months to boost their subscriber numbers. The day after I got my dish I got an email that the price of the base plan would double. They also sent residential subscribers "free" dish
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Not a lawyer or course, but be careful how you do this. Meta already has patents for using LLMs to create simulacrums posting on behalf of inactive or deceased users.
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On a recent trip to Yellowstone and glacier, it was cheaper to buy a can than to use one of the local shops renting bear spray.
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They're doing just fine in the euphemism department
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I imagine it just plugs into the OBD port? My i5 seems to keep that port powered even when the car is off so be extra wary of your 12v's life
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5mo ago
Some don't support j1772 adapters with non Tesla vehicles
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It's hilarious to me how bad the advice actually is Q: how do I prepare for scenarios with the possibility of return fire? A: Try practicing simulated scenarios with the possibility of return fire! The "mass shooting tips"
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5mo ago
The problem with AI is that no one has gotten around to asking it how to solve climate change. Once we do, it'll all be ok
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5mo ago
What sorts of things did it find?
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