WheatMillington

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by WheatMillington 10mo ago
You think it's hard to make a sandwich but easy to bake bread?
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by WheatMillington 10mo ago
I can't say I've had this experience at all with my camera. I certainly feel more self conscious shooting publicly with my camera, but I've never had anyone look at me funny and certainly haven't had anyone approach me o
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by WheatMillington 10mo ago
Especially the landlord who got a free fridge updgrade.
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by WheatMillington 10mo ago
That's a weirdly specific requirement though... 3D Printing can also print shapes and objects that aren't possible with traditional manufacturing techniques. Not every process can be used for every object.
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by WheatMillington 10mo ago
OK so now do America and Hawaii or Puerto Rico.
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by WheatMillington 10mo ago
I generate fun images for my kids - turn photos into a new style, create colouring pages from pictures, etc. I lost interest in chatGPT because it throws vague TOS errors constantly. Gemini handles all of this without complaint.
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by WheatMillington 10mo ago
Amount of resources absolutely has a bearing on how resources can be allocated.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
I assume this is regional... I work in accounting and finance in New Zealand (generally following ordinary Western/Commonwealth standards) and I've never heard of using M for thousands. If I used that I would confuse the hell out
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
Tesla's stale line-up is extremely boring compared to the competition. Americans don't have access to the broad market of EV's due to their extreme market protectionism.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
So your 19 year old car has more trouble than your 4 year old car? Weird.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
American cars, such as Tesla, have a MUCH worse reliability record than German.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
Imagine seeing an article backed by statistics and facts and describing it as an anti-Elon hit piece.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
It's hard to understand what you want here... No one is making excuses for the hotels? Literally "don't stay there, go somewhere else, and tell everyone you know" is as much power as an individual can possibly muster in
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
This article is about iOS?
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
I agree. I don't expect perfection from anyone, including myself. But what I expect from myself is to give my kids a better upbringing than I had - which was actually a mostly great upbringing, but we should always strive to be even be
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
Where did you hear that surrogacy is banned in most places outside the USA? That's just not true, and I suspect you've been indoctrinated with more US-exceptionalism. Surrogacy is not banned in the UK, Australia, NZ, much of Europ
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
It's hard to understand how this is Samsung's liability. The device was extremely old (nearly 10 years), and an update was available nonetheless. The user had received multiple warnings and notifications that this update needs to
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
You're ignoring the effect of scalpers, who dramatically increase the demand and thereby drive the secondary price up. It's self-fulfilling.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
>useful economic activity Sorry but I remain unconvinced.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
Very American-centric response. You cannot contract out of small claims court exposure in my country.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
What an insanely beautiful website. Reminds me of the golden days of the internet, remastered tastefully.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
>Worse than nukes race That certainly is a take.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
I predict it will sell very well.
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by WheatMillington 11mo ago
None of that matters, Apple drones will buy it.
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by WheatMillington 1y ago
If you're going to depreciate the battery then your return will be substantially greater than 7.3%. You can't use BOTH the capex AND the depreciation as your denominator, choose one.
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by WheatMillington 1y ago
Weird, I get pretty great results. Maybe I had hallucination rates like that 2 years ago, but not today.
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by WheatMillington 1y ago
6 months ago you could accurately say there's "no precedent for them to continue rising". You may be saying the same thing 6 months from now.
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by WheatMillington 1y ago
There are no certainties in markets. I'm surprised you'd say this with so much confidence.
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by WheatMillington 1y ago
Hot water from the house supply isn't that hot though? My dishwasher gets MUCH hotter than the hot water supply... and I don't think the heater is "tiny" I think it's a rather substantial element. The dishwasher als
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by WheatMillington 1y ago
Same in NZ, never seen a dishwasher with a hot water connection.

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