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SlightlyLeftPad
2mo ago
37% of personal returns below the standard deduction is way more than I would have expected.
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SlightlyLeftPad
2mo ago
There’s also the possibility of famine. But hey at least we’d have AI.
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SlightlyLeftPad
2mo ago
I guess it’s better than building residential housing on it.
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SlightlyLeftPad
2mo ago
So was there or was there not an (actual) positive test for cyclospora?
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2mo ago
I’m for it
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SlightlyLeftPad
2mo ago
Agree. I’ve heard great things about RUNLOWE and GOTOE. You can find them as the first 100 results on Amazon if you search for “Adidas running shoes.”
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2mo ago
I’ve seen younger engineers (still very senior and capable but with quick tempers) make this mistake time and time again. The funny part, to me, is that it all could have been avoided by simply saying something to the effect of “the APIs th
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2mo ago
Someday when it rains 8xB300 nodes…
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2mo ago
I’m new, Which ones are the best to download or experience now?
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2mo ago
I’m confused, why was parent flagged?
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2mo ago
Ah another very timely video from SmartEveryDay explaining this eloquently. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vS6HEes8daw
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2mo ago
Don’t worry I believe AI will figure out how to get fusion energy working any day now and we won’t need these coal plants any more
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2mo ago
There is also the fact that by rejecting, the cookie that remembers that preference expires after like a day, so you have to click that dumb banner almost every time you visit the site.
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2mo ago
Behold the almighty light of Bud!
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2mo ago
What’s the feasibility of accurately carbon dating coca cola, modelo bottles and spray painted graffiti?
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2mo ago
It’s because the incentives of writing software practically reward making software architecture as complex as possible. Complex software architecture therefore secures the inventor forever job security.
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2mo ago
That’s really the core issue entirely. It’s not an outage here and there. The problem is Sony simply wipes out content you paid for , typically at the same price as physical media but you were really only renting that content and that can
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2mo ago
Fly on Ryanair
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2mo ago
I think it’s well known that the problems we have with healthcare in the US are not caused by the doctors.
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2mo ago
Yes. Mine isn’t even connected to the internet. It triggers rage when shortly thereafter a full screen page takes over during the final minutes of a world cup game telling me that I need to connect to the internet to use voice control. I wa
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2mo ago
That “lazy people” getting something they didn’t absolutely earn is a core right wing narrative that has been very successfully propagandized for decades. People are still going to need work to pay for everything else. No one is going to st
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3mo ago
Welp, this is not going make this job market any easier to navigate.
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3mo ago
Yes
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3mo ago
Does this work better than steam link? Obviously I imagine it works with non-steam games is part of the point.
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3mo ago
Techradar itself has given my phone cancer from all the ads in the middle of the article. Unreadable
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3mo ago
It’s fractions of a penny Peter.
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3mo ago
Without laws to force companies to honor this, The only reasonable answer to this ownership issue will end up being piracy. Also, “Buying” the movie and making a copy of it for personal use shouldn’t be illegal.
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3mo ago
“If I wasn’t the CEO of an AI War company, I would still be completely insane.” FTFY
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3mo ago
I think this lines up with my experience. The way chemistry is often taught its very abstract, borderline magical. I also had an amazing physics professor who was able to tie literally everything we learned back to real practical and observ
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3mo ago
Tangentially, How much would maintaining two different skus cost I wonder.
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