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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Sure you're right, if that's their thing, having their kids perform the sport and watching them doing it then this is a good solution. The streaming makes it so they can even stay in the car and watch from there.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> “Happy Meals at McDonald’s are prohibitively expensive for some people, because there’s been so much inflation,” Josephson said. I find the phrasing odd. It is because corporations have raised prices that inflation has increased. Ris
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Checked out the map, there is one near me on a parking lot with this OSM data > camera:type fixed > direction 340 > man_made surveillance > surveillance:type ALPR Which results in "Operated by: Unknown, Made by: Unknown&qu
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Wiki page has good info about these "cage cups" as well https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cage_cup
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> Instead, parents are forced to subscribe to these companies’ exclusive recording and streaming service, which can cost many times more than the streaming costs for professional sporting events. Meanwhile, the firms’ exclusive contracts
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
So data has to be imported since the start then I'm assuming, like a complete ledger? Otherwise how would we know the complete list and the value of the investments over time. Won't that get out of sync with the ground truth (what
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Does that mean if one's investments are mostly with Wealthsimple that it'll be easy to set up? How do the integrations work, is it all file (csv) based or is there direct access as well?
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> The referenced AA Flight 191 is shockingly similar. It makes me wonder if aviation really is back sliding into a dangerous place. I think it's cut throat capitalism at its best. Surely it was much too safe before, let's see h
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
I had to broaden my view here recently a little bit myself. Worshipping deities has been around for a long time (8000 years?) and mostly involved no crusades, they certainly aren’t universal.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Radio is a technology. Facebook is an application of technology. The internet would be a better comparison which arguably has overwhelming positive impact.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> Something went wrong (1040)
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Gave our kids a bath last night, can confirm, a bubble is a bubble even before it pops.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
> Being a human safety driver in an autonomous car is a relatively hard task, and Waymo insists on a lot of training before letting its employees loose in its cars on the road. It’s possible that Tesla is being far less diligent in this
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Tesla safety driver falls asleep during passenger's robotaxi ride(arstechnica.com)
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Where I live there are speed limits but rarely minimum speeds, only on divided highways as far as I know. Everyone is different, some people just aren't comfortable driving the speed limit at a given moment. We should literally bac
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
With every AI VSCode fork we get closer to the bubble popping.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
This can also be adjusted to by reducing speed.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
I just realized I bet it’s sometimes a speed issue. I don’t need bright lights, maybe because I’m a slow driver. Drive faster and you have to have brighter lights shining farther into the distance to be able to see at least a couple seconds
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
What about the smell? I’ve experienced ferrets is why I’m asking.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Because “having” things isn’t the goal for most of us.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
The sun as well, too bright.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Tin foil hat comes off then for now, thank you :)
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Unrelated but I went to the linked website, then a while later to Youtube and now I'm getting videos recommended about the Gemini protocol that I have never heard of before today. I'm on Arc and use uBlock Origin Lite, NextDNS, if
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
And its simple implementation (client and server) comes from the simple protocol that doesn't seem to need much code to implement. The content seems to be in something similar to Markdown but fewer features. So if one wanted one could
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
If they actually don't have the staff to do it, like I can imagine in small municipalities, then a fee wouldn't help either unless it allows for surge pricing that actually reduces the demand.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
I remember a time when it was "certified used".
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
Did the crypto one ever happen or is it straight to AI?
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
That’s always such a Totschlagargument as they say in German. As if values and decisions are always shared absolutely by everyone and nothing of value can therefore come from anyone.
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by barbazoo 11mo ago
We’ll find out soon. Whoever is “taking” the rain is the one that owns it is my guess.
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by barbazoo 1y ago
If you're a family it's much cheaper to have Netflix, spread these $20 over 4 people a month than going to the movie theater for $100+ every time. These $20/month are already out of reach for many, I realize that.

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