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by adolph 1y ago
> a burger flipping business wants to spy on people "It started at a Burger-G restaurant in Cary, NC on May 17." For example, the Manna software in each store knew about employee performance in microscopic detail — how o
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> Capacity is constantly being hit by very large population growth. What population growth? https://www.worldometers.info/world-population/uk-population...
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> I got comfortable with it and told myself that I had overcome my materialism Vervaeke's "Meaning Crisis" talks have interesting things to say about this sense of the world between modes of "having" (material) a
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> HOAs should be illegal. There should only be one government body, if there has to be one at all. Good luck with outlawing people's ability to freely associate by entering into contracts.
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> once a judge orders “no loud music 10 pm - 7 am”, the next 4 am party will become contempt of court, which is a problem for the cops, not the HOA Even if you could get a judge to levy an order like that, are municipal police really lik
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Siddhartha Gautama
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> Viking influence extended all the way to France All the way to southern Italy and then some. Luna was in northern Italy but the story is too funny no not quote: The Viking force arrived at the town of Luna, whose walls were too hea
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by adolph 1y ago
> 95 percent clinical success rate I'm not certain if a 5% fail rate is good or not. Fwiw, Cleveland Clinic [0] claims "Surgery improves vision for 97% of people" and an infection rate of less than .1%. Retinal detachm
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by adolph 1y ago
Thank you for linking. The first few paragraphs sound like this is kind of big deal, like print out and read.
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Falsehoods Programmers Believe About Names (2010)(kalzumeus.com)
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Bureaucratic solutions for mononymy appears to be in the news
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Those are beautiful, thank you for posting them
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> You could just ask why those 2 regions are so rich right now and the answer i think has much to do with military dominance starting a few hundred years back. That doesn't seem as explanatory as much as it just pushes the explanati
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by adolph 1y ago
Cue the Tech Ingredients episode: Revolutionary Paint: How to Make Surfaces Stay Cool in the Sun: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dNs_kNilSjk
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> I'm certain it's worked well in other countries, but I have zero trust in the UK government to handle this responsibility. This commenter may sound like a paranoid person (and may very well be, I don't know them) but rea
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Cameras can also be sensitive to invisible to human wavelengths. I remember this story from a few months ago: https://petapixel.com/2025/05/20/lidar-lasers-on-volvo-suv-f...
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by adolph 1y ago
> locals in the rural town and are comfortable being poor and living that life > all the stress of being poor in a metro city Is it generally accepted that people in similar economic circumstances have improved life satisfaction in ru
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Your claim was formerly "Having a driver's license is a privilege that requires you to study and know the rules of the road." Your claim is now tickets are the loss function for building one's road rule model? What happe
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That Snopes rated the claim at all, much less rated it mostly false, is what makes leading an advocacy piece with it insanely wrong.
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I didn’t think President Donald Trump could possibly beat the infamous “inject bleach” press conference from 2020 for unhinged insanity You know a claim about Trump is insanely wrong when Snopes debunks it. https://www.snopes.c
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It isn't bizarre that rules and practice vary widely in different cultural contexts. Even your claim is caveated as "most of EU," recognizing that it might not be the same in all places. In many places in the US, there is a c
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by adolph 1y ago
Reviewing the thread, the context is newly enforcing something that might not be illegal in all jurisdictions. Citing different contexts where signage is not always used doesn't change the fact that the discussion focuses on change in
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Worth it for this jpeg: https://walzr.com/HDR2.jpg
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Do you have an rss feed of road rules piped into Anki cards or what? Or just maybe "driver's license is a privilege that requires you to study and know the rules of the road" is a fallacious claim that rests on pedantic legal
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> the ideology of repairability The best kind of repairability is not having to repair something.
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> swap the battery I count 14, 8 and 5 screws to swap the battery: https://guides.frame.work/Guide/Battery/425 https://guides.frame.work/Guide/Battery+Replacement+Guide/85... https:&
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Did you load up the TRMNL software or something else?
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Seems like a torqued version of “Maker’s Schedule, Manager’s Schedule,” but without redeeming ideas for improving the human condition. https://www.paulgraham.com/makersschedule.html
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> active cooling phone holders Things I'd never think would exist much less that I would think of actual occasion for utility: my phone was in the sun (windshield), charging and performing wayfinding, resulting in "phone too ho
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Seeed Studio is pumping out somewhat smaller sized e-ink with relatively open hardware for Trminal use https://www.cnx-software.com/2025/09/06/reterminal-e1001-e10...

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