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That actually sounds like a good use case. I always wondered how support departments tracked frequent issues, beyond ye olde drop-down menu of previously categorized reasons for contact. I guess it's something people use RAGs for now
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Because machines don't get bored or take smoke breaks. And, really, how would you feel if that was YOUR job?
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Thanks for the reference to Wickard v Filburn, definitely an interesting read. On it's face it looks like a questionable decision and politically motivated, but I see your point about how it helped to create the current regulatory env
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It hasn't been my industry for years, and the legality of intrastate cannabis is still being fought in the courts, see the Canna Provisions case which has been ongoing since 2023 and is currently on the Supreme Court docket.
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I worked in the legal cannabis industry in California before the pandemic. The business I worked for had to jump through a lot of hoops, including dividing itself into multiple LLCs, in order to deal with the disparity between state and fe
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Battery service life depends on many other factors besides just manufacturing quality: time, operating temperature, number of charge cycles, charging parameters, etc. On top of that, each cell design is optimized for some set of operating
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I think GP is referring to Insulin Resistance
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Which would neutralize the effect of the hair on your teeth! I guess there's no free lunch. ;)
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Because you'll get a bezoar (hairball).
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In many ways it seemed to be a very chaotic place, where money makes the rules, and most people get by however they can, some in the direst of circumstances. I can understand not wanting to live there long-term. But it's also a city
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That's very sad to hear. I've been to Lagos and I always have wished I could have visited longer. As an American I found it an absolutely fascinating place.
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The old, poster-sized machinist's tooling chart on the wall in our shop has a great quote at the bottom: "Nobody will remember how long it took to do the job, but they will remember how well you did it."
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The are not free, they are paid by the tenant.
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Okay, somebody help me out here. Maybe I'm missing something, but the basic equation is that you as tenant are paying the landlords costs plus their profit. How can renting ever be cheaper than buying?
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A classic law of computer programming: "Make it possible for programmers to write in English and you will find that programmers cannot write in English." It's meant to be a bit tongue-in-cheek, but there is a certain truth to
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People who wrote lots of letters, that's who. The internet and free long-distance calling killed cursive.
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I don't know why it rankles me to think that generated power should be fed into a dump load just to make the storage owners extra money. Even though it's inefficient at the system level, it shouldn't be harmful releasing ene
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Why should they? They have bulk licensing deals with PC OEMs and large organizations. They've already got the big money. J. Random Hacker building a PC isn't even a rounding error to them.
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Get your blood work done, just to be sure there isn't some physiological issue, like chronic inflammation. Don't expect any miracles from meds. Diet, exercise, sleep. Find things to look forward to. Take it one day at a time.
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It's not just simply economic. I'd say it's more like there are many groups of people who do not feel represented by their government. Some of these groups are quite opposed to each other. Add to that politics and media th
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This reminds me I need to add Douglas Hofstadter to my reading queue.
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Half-way through this and already my takeaway is: spend more time with people who have related interests are are supportive of your competence.
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I've used avrlibc's printf quite a lot. I always thought it was silly that Arduino never did the simple task of plumbing up to the UART
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I really enjoyed the deficit reduction game ("Deficit Reduction Options") With only some moderate rate increases to taxes on business and top earners along with moderate spending cuts I was able to create a plan that reduced the d
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I would say that any serious student of interface design would do well to survey many of the popular 2D and 3D CAD packages just so they can experience exactly the kind of issues you're talking about.
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Or just runs out of batteries and you don't have a charging cable. Maybe you could ask a stranger for help, but you're in a country where most people don't speak your language. Or maybe people do speak your language, but yo
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At first I scoffed at this idea, but then I had a tangential thought: what keeps me shopping at Amazon or ebay all the time instead of smaller retailers? It's not product quality or selection, that's for sure. It's mostly t
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I was on Ghostwheel! I'm even still friends with somebody I met there.
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Who needs a whole blockchain? Just basic public-key cryptography would do the job. Imagine if you will, that the NVR (recording system) has a unique private key flashed in during manufacturing, with the corresponding public key printed on
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In the US you might be able to argue it amounts to "compelled speech", and is unconstitutional. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple%E2%80%93FBI_encryption_d...
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