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by asdff 3mo ago
I got an idea: let people work from home again.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Why pay for hardware for local model when you have a working local brain?
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by asdff 3mo ago
This would allow you to throw a flock camera up literally anywhere on earth. If we are being honest, we are probably only a couple years out from real Orwellian mass surveillance states, totally censored and mined communications, and genera
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by asdff 3mo ago
Of course we talked about those. But if you went off only those you'd miss the edge cases and gotchas the prof laid for you in step 8 of the synthesis. Couldn't get around just doing worksheet after worksheet after worksheet of re
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by asdff 3mo ago
Not in undergraduate chemistry at least. Maybe chem majors had it different. Organic chemistry 1 was basically rote memorization of various reactions and catalysts and their required conditions. Exam questions would be some organic molecule
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by asdff 3mo ago
The factory that makes ps5 disks is already being retooled.
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by asdff 3mo ago
TVs dont need to continuously improve. They just need to fall apart continuously. Which they now do. Ever own a 4k tv without problems for 5-10 years? Me neither. If you did please list the make and model as I would like to have one that is
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by asdff 3mo ago
Ask most people in the US how they file their taxes, most will probably tell you they clicked around turbotax until the biggest return number showed up. Is that indicating correct tax filing? I'm not sure. I would guess not.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Does the reviewer learn to be a good reviewer by first doing though?
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by asdff 3mo ago
Cleaning fee
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by asdff 3mo ago
Medicaid is actually like this incidentally. No copays really. Too bad the electeds don't want to roll it out. The a lot of the most expensive risk pools are already on medicaid or medicare.
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by asdff 3mo ago
The kids going to be driving a car in 3 years...
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by asdff 3mo ago
Both I'd say. These were both large issues for morale during Vietnam with how that war was increasingly documented and stretching on quite long with no real victory condition.
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by asdff 3mo ago
That is probably an issue with low income housing overall. I don't think slumlord landlords are somehow immune to renting to gang members. When I talk about spotty coverage I mean, verizon says I have an LTE connection, and yet I get s
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by asdff 3mo ago
It isn't surprising given how many people totally blew off assignments in english class growing up. Even pre ai, pre social media, reading was dying or already dead. Writing a close second. So many people in high powered positions send
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by asdff 3mo ago
Well they did already try and blow it up at least so that thought must have not crossed their mind. One wonders why they don't continue trying to blow it up though.
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by asdff 3mo ago
It falls into the bin of "tragedies of the commons we could fix with current technology but fail to sufficiently fund and support in earnest" Really, when is the last time we overhauled our built environment and actually followed
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by asdff 3mo ago
At least in California it is felt really among people who have private power providers that need to both turn a profit and appease shareholders while also paying out various lawsuits and penalties from causing wildfires with poorly maintain
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by asdff 3mo ago
From the headline: >the problem is getting it where it's needed. Same issue with EV rollout. EVs are great if you have a single family home and a few grand to spend on outfitting a fast charger. Most apartment renters however are sh
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by asdff 3mo ago
I guess the question becomes then why did putin start the war without sufficient buildup of missile reserves to flatten Kyiv in the first few days? And why not contract with israeli defense companies for precision missile technology? It doe
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by asdff 3mo ago
It has to be stronger than Israel just from scale, and that seems plenty strong enough to level a modern city in a few days or weeks.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Russia has been able to target Kyiv and destroy arbitrary apartment buildings the entire war. I've just spent a few mins searching through news articles over the years, there's a story of a destroyed Kyiv apartment in 2022 and one
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by asdff 3mo ago
Why can they not use firebombing and other conventional munitions? If they can deliver a nuke surely they can deliver a conventional warhead. That is enough to level an urban area as we see in Gaza.
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by asdff 3mo ago
I read there was actually significant war exhaustion among the public towards the end, contrary to the patriotism lens this time in history is frequently shown with. There was also a lot of effort to censor what was actually happening in th
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by asdff 3mo ago
But it also stands to ask, why isn't the bridge being constantly targeted? What factors are weighing ukrainian decisionmaking to not simply strike the hell out of this bridge until it falls? The strikes ukraine makes in russian territo
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by asdff 3mo ago
People assumed Russia would press with their full might and that has just yet to ever happen. Why don't they carpet bomb all of the ukraine? Why not fire off a littany of missiles? Why not conscript the bulk of their manpower reserves
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by asdff 3mo ago
It is kind of interesting seeing the ukraine war tiptoe from actually striking the tail in earnest. We see some attacks on moscow refineries in recent days, yes, but why not full scale targeting of total industrial collapse of the russian s
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by asdff 3mo ago
sed, awk. docx is just zipped xml.
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by asdff 3mo ago
Depends. I know people who got property from the city's sort of "land bank" operation for $1. No they did not have to pay any back taxes on it even though that is how the city got it from the original owners. The city even de
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by asdff 3mo ago
>University was never meant to be a training-ground for jobs, it was meant to be a place to seek truth and knowledge. Depends. US had the land grant system going back to the end of the civil war. It was very much oriented towards practic

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