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Three companies own 19,000 rental houses in Atlanta, GA(news.gsu.edu)
48 points by baerrie 3y ago|123 comments
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by baerrie 3y ago
Can anyone explain the random bright flashes at the apex of its velocity?
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by baerrie 3y ago
I read about this guy a while back. The most disconcerting thing about it to me was the amount of blood samples, etc that he sent away regularly to test himself. I can imagine the net effect of depleting your body of blood regularly for yea
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by baerrie 3y ago
Definitely not the case, fossil fuel interests and money did this
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by baerrie 3y ago
Next step, feed this text into into some nlp/llm and search the web for a match to find who Satoshi is
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by baerrie 3y ago
My whole life I have been called lazy. In filmmaking as an assistant this was a weakness, work harder not smarter and all that. I still feel insecure about it sometimes but over the past few years of transitioning into coding full time I ha
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by baerrie 3y ago
The fact that he is using someone basically as a tripod to film this and casually drops neural link as an input source is testament to how much he knows about what it means to be an average user
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by baerrie 3y ago
This is not how the US judicial system works. We are innocent until proven guilty. In the case above, to say it is illegal even though it was not proven violates the above. Also, many “laws” aren’t technically codified but instead have been
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by baerrie 3y ago
Stalker is based on Roadside Picnic, basically a scifi novella. Tarkovsky heavily condenses the story to its most basic structure, the story itself is actually a masterpiece in understated commentary on society, class, individual will, and
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by baerrie 3y ago
Interfaces are meant to have friction, that’s what guides the user more than the “happy path”. This radial menu is all happy path. Having a list in a menu, with the most used selections higher up in the list, give the user context like “thi
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by baerrie 3y ago
If you are the type of person who needs an accountability structure to stay focused on learning then a bootcamp could be great to help keep your learning progressing consistently. It will not get you a job and you will need to put in more m
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by baerrie 3y ago
My print handwriting is terrible but my cursive is pretty good. For that reason I have switched to exclusively cursive when writing anything personal. Also, you can create your own little embellishments and style which is fun
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by baerrie 3y ago
Until there is tech that makes a 3D feeling surface that can create corners, people, anything, vr will feel hollow. At this point, a full body suit that creates haptic responses to simulate feeling an object seems more feasible than a stati
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by baerrie 3y ago
The moment you lock eyes with one of these you can tell they are thinking a bunch. There’s a certain recognition that humans can sense through eye connection that is quite instinctual
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by baerrie 3y ago
I still use a 2009 macbook pro for music recording. It even served me during my bootcamp a few years ago but because the os wasn’t able to update, I learned a lot about supporting old versions of stuff :)
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by baerrie 3y ago
I think it is almost impossible to differentiate between liking something as a pleb filter and merely liking something most don’t. When you position your opinions as superior to another's, whether they are opinions on widely liked or d
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by baerrie 3y ago
Yeah goodwill in the past 5 years has been a waste of time. They have become too savvy and I think people are collecting more. In 2016 I could go to the two near me and almost guarantee a decent find. I also think people get rid of this stu
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by baerrie 3y ago
The “chip” in question could just as easily be a poorly rendered phallus imo
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by baerrie 3y ago
How screens teach us goes beyond what we remember. Much like our views on race, gender, etc, we can’t pinpoint when we were told our “truth” it is an accumulation of sediment. By laying these artworks in there, they guided a little of that
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by baerrie 3y ago
Shame does not make you do less drugs. This is a terrible take on the drug crisis. People turn to drugs because it is the only thing that gives them a tiny bit of relief in their hellish state. The less shameful tactics have already been tr
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by baerrie 3y ago
I have found that if I meditate and “focus” on the area where my inner ear/behind my ear is eventually I can quiet the tinnitus some or even completely. I’ve been able to reproduce it three or four different times. I imagine the nerve
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by baerrie 3y ago
Wisdom from greedy people is like water from a swamp
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by baerrie 3y ago
I hate blah under blah lists
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by baerrie 3y ago
Pretending to be able to predict what will or will not cause WWIII is insane
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They don’t use metal frames or parts in their beds in JP
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by baerrie 3y ago
Hey, the filmmakers need there work listed as well!
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by baerrie 3y ago
The learn more page breaks for me on scroll on chrome and ios though :(
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This happens in virtually every work environment where your worth is measured by something immaterial like “creativity”. Because the output isn’t empirically measurable, your personality is what sells your worth and guess what types of peop
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The claim that AI is transformative is baseless atm. And no, sophisticated sales person/helper chat bots are not transformative. They are merely replacing existing resources, not removing their need or easing any real pain
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by baerrie 3y ago
No. If you expand the definition of a computer to be any somewhat organized system, maybe. Then you could argue all life is is just a simulation within the system of Earths elements and forces because said forces led to our existence and “o

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