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by Sebguer 4y ago
Butterfly seems to be taking over everywhere. I recently moved to a new building, and they're using it, as well as every individual apartment having fob-based locks on a separate system, without any key backup. We had our first power o
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by Sebguer 4y ago
It's open-source, so why wouldn't it?
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by Sebguer 4y ago
These companies only really target the environmental, since they're not actually any healthier than actual meat.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Ah, yes, the solution is to cede more of the country to corporations!
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Gemini's COO is on the board of this bank.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Now if someone could just update movies.google.com to point to literally anything else.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
First time they strapped them to robots, maybe, but the police have a long and storied history of bombing folks: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1985_MOVE_bombing
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Barely a year ago, you were telling someone they were ridiculous for claiming that FTX might go under if Tether had a major event: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28797080
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by Sebguer 4y ago
This is absolutely bullshit.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Have people ever stopped saying this, since the first tech bubble?
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Already exists. I can't remember the name, but the infra company that I used to work for used one of these as part of their interview loop.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Damn, actually that one is even more appropriate, haha. Too many options!
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by Sebguer 4y ago
An amazing spoof of this from Nathan For You comes to mind: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XbC0-tuYE2o
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by Sebguer 4y ago
I can't stand the tone of this video, so couldn't watch the whole thing but skipped through, and afaict it's debunking the idea that people ever really did this in battle? Not that the stunts in the video are fake? Kind of a
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Literally anything stateless.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
It was, and many groups practiced opportunistic farming.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
https://www.quora.com/Where-did-the-I-lost-my-guns-in-a-boat...
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by Sebguer 4y ago
This is a ridiculously American-centric viewpoint.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Look up your microwave's manual, almost all modern ones actually have a setting to disable beeps.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Tbf, the implication in the filing is that the plaintiffs weren't aware of the possibility until last year.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Can you source that quote? The closest I can find that made it to actual commanders is: "If hostilities cannot repeat not be avoided the United States desires that Japan commit the first overt act. This policy should not repeat not be
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Why are you even talking about Asiana? They're not on the top ten list at all. Korean Airlines is. I also literally said "except for ANA". Edit: Oh, sorry, I see - GP mentioned Asiana. I'm talking about the list in the a
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by Sebguer 4y ago
It absolutely was deregulation, combined with a pressure to compete, which got American airlines to their current state. Every single airline on this list, except for ANA, is a flag carrier or directly state-owned. America has no flag carri
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by Sebguer 4y ago
In 1978, airlines were deregulated. That triggered a race to the bottom. Absolutely ridiculous to try to blame unions.
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Normal English evolves. Contracts rely on precise, shared understanding, and so it builds up its own jargon and shibboleths to represent concepts that everyone can have a singular understanding of. You don't want there to be any ambigu
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by Sebguer 4y ago
ah yes the famous "have a bigger breach so people stop worrying about your smaller breach" strategy
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by Sebguer 4y ago
People invest more in companies when interest rates are low, because shoving it into lower risk vehicles becomes less profitable / likely to beat inflation. As interest rates rise, the value of safer places to put your money, such as b
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Can you find an edge case showing the usefulness? Because that was my root question and "putting money into the pockets of artists" is not changing the world. It's a new revenue stream, and one that isn't particularly we
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by Sebguer 4y ago
How have NFTs changed the art world?
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by Sebguer 4y ago
Refused to implement the felon voting rights that voters approved in any manner that might actually by equitable. Proposed an extremely gerrymandered district map that was thrown out by a court, but then worked with the state congress to dr

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