bigtunacan

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by bigtunacan 3y ago
One of my coworkers bought a Model S. At first he was always going on about how amazing it was. Then within the first year he started having all kinds of problems with it. He's now in the middle of a lawsuit trying to get a refund on i
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
I know Kyle and he is very opinionated and adheres very tightly to his set of beliefs. I think this can rub some people the wrong way and maybe this leads to the belief that he is a dick. From my personal experience I think he's actual
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
mrguyorama already did a good job of pointing out how it was in fact undue risk. I wasn't addressing how so because I thought it was so obvious, but that may be just my history in finance and risk management. The point I was trying to
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
I don't want businesses to fail because their bank took undue risk, but the reality is that sufficiently large businesses should have their money spread around multiple banks to reduce the risk to the business.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
To oversimplify a company with $100MM revenues annually and costs of $120MM annually is still losing money and has a real current value of $0.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
This scenario is unlikely to be an _easy_ win in court, but presents enough headache and just the risk of the company losing in court would most likely result in a settlement offer.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
If that's the case then you should know being fit isn't going to mean much if you run into an actual BMFer. I grew up in Atlanta and I lived in Chicago for awhile. From my personal experience, and the stats back me up, Atlanta is
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
Such a naive take. I suspect you haven't spent much time in bad neighborhoods where there's a high chance that the "weak" looking person approaching on the sidewalk is strapped. You don't show some mutual respect an
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
https://developers.google.com/custom-search It's been available for ages. We used it to power the company internal search for a large enterprise I worked at 17 or 18 years ago.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
Honestly I'm starting to feel a bit alarmed by the growth of solar energy. I live in Midwest farm country and solar farms are just being built in place of food farms at a scary rate. While I believe in the idea of cleaner renewable ene
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
The box. You opened it, we came.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
My last 3 cars have all supported Apple CarPlay and Android Auto. First a Honda, then a GM, now a Hyundai. All three had some issues with cord becoming disconnected. In all cases this was a car manufacturer problem because they aren't
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
This is the pixel art tutorials I've been looking for for years! Thanks for your comment!
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
That looks similar to Chalice (also for Python) https://github.com/aws/chalice
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
I've done enough with dry-rb to know I don't want to try Hanami. I think at that point it's just better to switch to something truly functional like Elixir.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
The long answer is a bit complicated, but the short answer is you should duplicate code. It is far less work to dedupe WET and abstract later once you truly understand the correct abstraction than it is to try to untangle the wrong abstract
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
Hold up young one. The reason for QWERTYs design has absolutely not been lost to history yet. The design was to spread out the hammers of the most frequently used letters to reduce the frequency of hammer jamming back when people actually u
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
Considering one of the hacker's first actions was to offer for sale data identifying people of Jewish or Chinese descent I think that's a very valid concern.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
That's a generalization with no supporting data. As an actual sample size of 1; I lived in a smaller city of only about 250k people and there was a huge selection of restaurants that offered delivery, not just pizza. Honestly DoorDash
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
The article leads with Shadow and Bone being canceled. First season was fantastic, but season two was an incoherent unwatchable mess. I'm not surprised it was canceled.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
What else would you expect? OpenAI spun up "separate" for profit company and recruited a bunch of industry top engineers and scientists with 500k+ salaries where the vast majority of it is tied to equity grants. Most of the employ
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
You're not wrong. Bard is lagging bad. Depending on how much of a shit show this becomes it may present a catch-up opportunity.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
That's maybe a location thing. I've never heard them referred to as "study drugs", but often heard then referred to as "smart drugs".
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
I could see that. We change the fillings to get more variety. One time it might be ground beef, next time chorizo or ground turkey.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
Not parent, but as an example zucchini boats are pretty popular in my area of the Midwest as are stuffed peppers. A zucchini boat is basically just zucchini stuffed with meat, cheese, tomato, onions, and spices. That's the whole meal.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
Python is arguable a pretty language and it's also a fully featured language with support for classes, first class functions, and yet manages to remain relatively simple and approachable. But even that isn't why it's popular.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
It isn't about preference. It's well understood that refusing cash payments has an outsized impact on both the impoverished and underrepresented classes. One easy way to keep the homeless from coming in to make purchases is to ref
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
There's been a couple of attempts, but that wouldn't service the same customers. Most customers still using Netflix DVDs by mail are in rural areas without adequate internet or just not interested in streaming.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
Maybe if it's a tiny country that makes up virtually no market share. If it's a major market like the USA companies will find a way to comply with the laws to continue marketing their products.
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by bigtunacan 3y ago
Unlimited isn't the worst possible vacation situation, but it can definitely be bad depending largely on your boss. I took a job with "unlimited vacation" at one company and then AFTER I started my boss "explained"

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