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by aedron 8y ago
They make sense within a pretty narrow use case: You have a largish room with hard floor, which is usually kept uncluttered. You don't have pets. We use it for a large kitchen and it's okay. Run it before leaving the house and the
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by aedron 8y ago
And a high end graphics card sounds like a Roomba too, so it makes sense!
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by aedron 8y ago
I know people here aren't big on religion, but just as a perspective (no worse than Jeff Bezos I guess): In Islam there is a certain prayer you are supposed to say before making a big decision. You ask God's guidance for it, that
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by aedron 8y ago
Seriously, the whole description became needlessly opaque by using the internet , of all things, as the example.
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by aedron 8y ago
Maybe it's simply that companies aim for a certain aesthetic, and letting people bring random chairs in would go against it.
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by aedron 8y ago
> as time has worn on I find I have a lot less in common with a lot of these people than I thought I did Like so many others, you have discovered why you lost contact with these people to begin with. There is nothing that Facebook offers
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by aedron 8y ago
The Quora answers (your [2] and [3]) are biased and full of factual errors and misrepresentations, of course without references to sources. Stick with Wikipedia.
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by aedron 8y ago
Pretty sure the name is from the movie Over the Hedge [1]. [1] https://youtu.be/amwaFNZYUUY
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by aedron 8y ago
A nitpick: > Does wealthy Europe have among the highest rates of suicide on earth Certainly not: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_suicide_r... Only your two examples are in the somewhat upper bound
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by aedron 8y ago
I quit smoking 25 years ago and still miss it. But no regrets, with the horrible smell from breath, clothes and hair, ruined furniture, not to mention adverse health effects, I would still rather go without it.
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by aedron 9y ago
The article does read mostly like sour grapes. "T-T... They're never gonna get that money anyway!" Some examples are plain false (calling "thin" volume when several exchanges see a billion dollars a day). If the poi
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by aedron 9y ago
Dodd-Frank it was indeed, thanks.
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by aedron 9y ago
Portfolio is the only thing I wanted. Lots of other sites offer stock charts and news. :( The previous portfolio did suck bad, but they could easily have improved it. Major missed opportunity.
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by aedron 9y ago
Just curious, why do you do it that way? (i.e. not just exporting from Unity)
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by aedron 9y ago
A bubble in slow motion, someone called the present economic environment. I think it's an apt description. Extreme "quantitative easing" (I refuse to take fed speak seriously) has only taken effect very, very slowly. Why? Bec
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by aedron 9y ago
I read Time around the turn of the millenium (got it as part of some promotion for college students). It definitely had that geriatric feel. '60 Minutes' on print is pretty much how I felt about it.
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by aedron 9y ago
I'm sure everyone here would be really grateful if you could expand on this a little.
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by aedron 9y ago
I'm a Muslim and you got it wrong.
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by aedron 9y ago
I feel like relying on a big splash release is an intuitive, obvious, and wrong approach. It's like a kind of waterfall methodology, where we should be doing iterative: Release something early to a limited audience, gauge reactions, fi
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by aedron 9y ago
Conspiracies are an easy, lazy and usually wrong way to explain a lot of things but that doesn't mean conspiracies don't exist, in fact most foreign policy is hidden and clouded by disinformation, not least in the Middle East. Oba
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by aedron 9y ago
So intercept the convoy and fight them honorably, or whatever you believe is the better alternative. I hope you are not suggesting that they should just be getting a free pass because they brought their wives and kids in tow. At the very le
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by aedron 9y ago
That is how you should always interpret the "how are you?" question. Don't just say "I'm fine" - talk about what you did today, what you're going to do tonight, or tomorrow, or in the weekend. That's
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by aedron 9y ago
Truth in military reporting was probably as common then as it is today.
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by aedron 9y ago
Reddit is a refuge for a lot of very right-wing commenters, I've seen the same in several /r/<European country>. The debate in Europe is so toxic, on one side starry-eyed humanists, on the other narrow-minded losers. Ea
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by aedron 9y ago
It's literally the first commandment.
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by aedron 9y ago
Does the alcohol evaporate?
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by aedron 9y ago
That's not evil. Let's keep a sense of perspective.
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by aedron 9y ago
capacitive sensors detect the driver’s hand(s) on the wheel, eliminating the need to wiggle it to verify control as with some lane keep assist vehicles.
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by aedron 9y ago
Given all the restrictions it sounds like the same old adaptive cruise control and lane assist that has been around for years. Actually less appealing, with all the face monitoring and eye tracking, not to mention that it only works on &#x2
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by aedron 9y ago
No remote working solution comes close to in-person collaboration, in my opinion. I can explain someone something in probably less than half the time in person than over some electronic link-up. I'm not sure what it is (lack of body la

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