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by a3n 5y ago
Mostly. I miss my couch, and weekends.
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by a3n 5y ago
Anything to avoid masks and vaccines, which are safe, effective and preventive, and something you can do before infection.
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by a3n 5y ago
Huh. https://duckduckgo.com/?q=Informatics+pharmacist&t=fpas&ia=w...
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by a3n 5y ago
Semi truck driver. Yeah I like it. I currently drive a 2022 Freightliner Cascadia. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freightliner_Trucks https://freightliner.com/trucks/cascadia/ White Freightl
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by a3n 5y ago
Yeah, and will they be filled with the booths of individual sellers, like their online store and flea markets?
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by a3n 5y ago
That's quite the SEO.
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by a3n 5y ago
Yep. Good point. I just mentioned NewEgg for sourcing. By "they" I meant Lenovo. Tangent: I went to NewEgg because they have fought the good fight against patent trolls. I was so disappointed to discover this third party relations
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by a3n 5y ago
I wonder if you can get around this by saving in different image formats.
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by a3n 5y ago
The article says no.
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by a3n 5y ago
It reminds me of Minecraft. It also makes me feel a little peaceful.
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by a3n 5y ago
I bought a Lenovo ThinkBook from NewEgg, preconfigured with LinuxMint, because I didn't want to risk driver issues, it had to "just work." So far so good. My physical and computing demands are not that heavy. They sell higher
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by a3n 5y ago
If you moved back to your home town today, what would you do for a living? Do that in London, or something related to it. As for the ⅔ pay cut, aren't you spending a good bit of that now on excessive London costs? Plus the intangibles
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by a3n 5y ago
> the Uber quote was $72 (I'm in Williamsburg). This was a ride that pre-Uber I could just call Areceibo or Northside car services, get a car at my door in 5 minutes, and it would cost around $20. Not disputing, just curious ... How
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by a3n 5y ago
Looking at the aerial view of Apple HQ at the top of the article: They should have true and magnetic north indicators, and current time, visible from that vantage point. And maybe a leet code puzzle under a stone tablet at the center.
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by a3n 5y ago
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fall_of_Saigon
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by a3n 5y ago
> It is possible to write a short summary article at the beginning and give perfectly acceptable credit to the original reporters. See, for example, thehill.com. Although they do some of their own reporting, summarizing other articles
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by a3n 5y ago
I get the incoming requirement, at least for foreigners. But I think it's a human rights violation to prevent your citizens from leaving and entering the country. I'm in favor of the idea, I just think it's going to have prob
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by a3n 5y ago
As a new algorithm, the algorithm clearly wanted to make a splash and have an impact. This also makes room for the algorithm to bring in its own people. Best strategy for a remaining employee is to suck up to the algorithm and try to transf
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by a3n 5y ago
They're working at one of those places where you work less and earn more.
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by a3n 5y ago
What's going on here is that Amazon, Google, Facebook et al. know much more about us than we know or suspect at any point in time, because they're always advancing and all we can do is react and speculate when and if we notice som
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by a3n 5y ago
You could go old school and use something like redmine or trac. I've played with both for that purpose, but I get bored easily. They can both use sqlite for storage. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_is
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by a3n 5y ago
We should probably still be trying for at least herd resilience.
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by a3n 5y ago
I've always thought oil came from dinosaurs, and had no idea about the plankton connection until this article. In other words, I woke up this morning "knowing" that oil came from dinosaurs, and I will go to bed tonight knowin
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by a3n 5y ago
I wonder if it's impossible/unlikely for the other great apes to evolve the capabilities and brain structures described. Those characteristics that we have, likely evolved in tandem with our use of them, through mutual feedback&#x
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by a3n 5y ago
Solar. While solar will probably have some end of life issues, I don't they will be near as lethal and expensive as nuclear. Plus the inevitable cost overruns on the front end.
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by a3n 5y ago
Kids, immunocompromised, and similar have not made that decision.
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by a3n 5y ago
> Amazon sends everything in its cardboard boxes. Millions of packages are delivered daily, all packed in cardboard, but we use less of it than before. > How can that be even possible? That’s what obsession with optimization brings. O
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by a3n 5y ago
No longer a developer, and never thought of it this way, but ... I wear photo gray glasses (or whatever they call it now) with a UV coating, and sunglasses when i drive (against eye fatigue, the windshield already has UV coating).
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by a3n 5y ago
> Yet this reimposition of government mandates is entirely unjustified, because, thanks to widespread safe, free, and highly effective COVID-19 vaccines, a significant COVID externality no longer exists. WTH? > Set aside for now the d
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by a3n 5y ago
Social responsibility. Covid can't live long outside a host, and it absolutely can't reproduce outside a host. It uses the host's cell reproduction mechanisms to reproduce. IT CANNOT REPRODUCE ON ITS OWN. That's why the

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