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<10%. Not all lefties write with that weird over-rotated grip. I can write with a fountain pen without fear of smearing.
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My father has been a Leatherman guy for as long as I can remember. We were at a gun show or trade fair many years ago, and leatherman had a stall there. They had a guy manning a service station, and the idea was you bring you multitool and
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1y ago
Make the cabin a cartridge that clicks into the bottom. Give the cabin wheels and propulsion.
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There are so many things that are energy intensive and not really economically viable: co2 capture, crypto mining, "green" hydrogen, we could see a world soon where a large scale BESS would have an on-site dummy load that does som
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1y ago
My inlaws are addressed "mom" and "dad" - is that weird?
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1y ago
I hope the academia of your dreams create code that is not like real-world academia :)
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1y ago
The argument is that normies can't differentiate between apps that are really safe (i.e. on-device processing + data) versus apps that merely say they are safe, nor do they have the tools/knowledge to verify these claims. It'
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1y ago
Joke's on them, my wife likes ice cream every day.
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Based on everything I've read on it in this thread so far, it seems like it's pretty much hurting the little guys the most. Whether this is malicious or intentional or just incompetent or something I honestly don't know. Dona
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You are right, I believe skeuomorphism was basically the first approach for graphical user interfaces when they came out. The "save" icon being a floppy disk has been around for literal decades. I can be argued that the Xerox Alto
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Microsoft did glass with windows 7, maybe even vista. Can't remember. Kinda old hat at this point tbh. And just because we have all this powerful hardware, does not mean we need to waste it on physically accurate glass surfaces on UIs.
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1y ago
You are describing normal public shareholding. Soon those users will stop caring about the product that they use, but rather about the value of the underlying share/s.
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1y ago
The french? The italians? The other american ev makers like Ford, Rivian, Chevy and so on?
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1y ago
> Also I’d rather support Musk than Chinese. There are other EV makers out there, you know.
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He is one of the few truly gifted communicators on youtube. He manages to convey complex topics in a way that makes it easy to understand, and his optimism is truly infectious. I want to also commend him for never criticizing when covering
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1y ago
Sure, this will keep his holdings safe. How does this keep his family safe?
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South Africa has minubus taxis that operate the same way. Although they are despised by most other road users (very bad reputation for reckless driving and poor vehicle maintenance) they do serve as the main form of transport for the vast m
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1y ago
I'm not sure I fully understand your comment, what casual falsehoods are being repeated here?
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> safety feature for just $99 a month Are you hearing yourself. How can a "safety feature" be a subscription? Next they'll charge you a microtransaction every time you fasten your seatbelt?
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1y ago
You reach up and pull jupiter down while pulling yourself up? Not an orbital mechanicist though.
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I worked in a wework building for a while, there they made a huuuuge fuss about the separated recycling bin. We had to be super careful about what we put in which bins. My desk was near a kitchen area. Every day, without fail, the cleaner w
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1y ago
How the hell can a single operator pilot 20 at the same time. These aren't uavs, let alone uavs with the ability to navigate congested airspace!
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1y ago
Is this not already available from your shopping data?
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> The intent of these apps is to keep you single and spending money. You answered your own question. A "good" dating app will get the user hitched. At that point the user ceases their interest in the app. How will the app maker
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1y ago
What types of data is available to collect from a Kindle, assuming of course the device is used for nothing but reading ebooks?
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On the chats tab, right above the green "+" floating button there is a "meta AI" icon on my version of WhatsApp. If you click on it it opens up a chat with the AI like normal. I guess they are still rolling out the featu
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The ultralight community never ceases to amaze me. I always thought it was all about travel as light as possible But I think it's more about travel with as many things as possible - the lightness of the objects is just an emergent
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1y ago
Ireland has women's sheds I believe
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Not sure I buy your second bullet. Windows has had copilot baked in for a while now, where genai stuff is already possible. Meta has their ai baked into WhatsApp, and probably into instagram as well (not sure though) Google is rolling out g
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If you install Power Toys, you get a feature called "Quick Accent" which gives you a shortcut to get basically any symbol quickly. Hold down the key that's the most like the one you are looking for, and press space. A little
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