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by bluedays 3y ago
Lmao it’s Oakland. In many cases you can just walk a block to the next city. That doesn’t actually prove anything.
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by bluedays 3y ago
Hey look at that Sundar Pichai fucked up again. How is this guy still CEO?
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by bluedays 3y ago
Judging from the comments you’ll have to pry the mountain dew from a neckbeards cold dead hands.
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by bluedays 3y ago
Fun fact I discovered recently is that Lost in Translation was heavily influenced by In The Mood For Love.
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by bluedays 3y ago
Jokes on you, I don’t use Windows
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by bluedays 3y ago
I’ve been wondering for a while if a Nate Silver like system of rating critics might be a better approach. Then you might get a more accurate accounting of critical reviews.
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by bluedays 3y ago
I talked to Mitnick once on the phone. I was on a partyline back in the AIM days and a hacker friend of mine called him up. Kevin seemed very frustrated that he kept calling him. I was just dumbfounded I was actually on the phone with Kevin
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by bluedays 3y ago
Got it. So I need to eat more cat food.
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by bluedays 3y ago
PFAS is not used in pharmaceutical drugs.
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by bluedays 3y ago
I think he could use a little more practice rehearsing how to speak with other humans
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by bluedays 3y ago
how many times has this been posted here?
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by bluedays 3y ago
Oh... it's just a movie? Well that's kinda disappointing.
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by bluedays 3y ago
Started reading the examples and my eyes glazed over. Someone have a better example?
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by bluedays 4y ago
I had ChatGPT help be write a Dr Seuss d&d campaign. If someone sees it let me know what you think. I especially love the part about the media portraying rebels embracing the term about buttering their toast upside down
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by bluedays 4y ago
I had a Zenith tv growing up. I beat the hell out of that thing. It was indestructible. I was always hooking and unhooking my game systems to it and I’m told often you would hear loud crashes as it went slamming into the ground but it never
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by bluedays 4y ago
Be honest, you mostly write this post so you can say you hate Rust, didn't you?
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by bluedays 4y ago
Should I be worried?
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by bluedays 4y ago
I remember when the pi came out. It was supposedly targeted towards third world countries that couldn't afford computer hardware. That changed very rapidly as soon as they saw how much they could profit off of hobbyists. This shift tow
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by bluedays 4y ago
Their mission hasn't changed. They're still obsessed with customers, just not the way you think.
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by bluedays 4y ago
I get the impression that all the nonconformists are now entering the space of microcontrollers and such.
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by bluedays 4y ago
There’s definitely the best, and when I was local I would definitely go out of my way for a good cheesesteak. Just not every time.
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by bluedays 4y ago
I live in a poor area of the country. If I were to dress according to my income I wouldn't be able to go anywhere. Does this count as a countersignal?
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by bluedays 4y ago
This is a specious argument. Using your logic I could say that this is because everyone agrees to use it to pay taxes. Then further conclude that the government is only legitimate because people think it is and they have not deposed of it.
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by bluedays 4y ago
This is how i became a programmer
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by bluedays 4y ago
Wouldn’t all the bars in Antarctica be cool?
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by bluedays 4y ago
Can’t use celebrity names either like Donald Trump
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by bluedays 4y ago
This is besides the point in regards to the article but I think it’s fascinating that we’ve abstracted away everything from assembly to the point where we start making new virtual machines line the JVM and webassembly. It’s like the snake i
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by bluedays 4y ago
Each of those components can be replaces for much less. I recently spent 700 on replacing the alternator, 12v battery, engine pulley, and spark plugs. That's significantly less than replacing an EV battery.
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by bluedays 4y ago
The problem is that EV cars have a finite lifespan on the most expensive component of the car... the battery. It is not modular despite being composed of several individual cells, and often you are not allowed to work on it yourself. Once t
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by bluedays 4y ago
Yeah it is one of the best podcasts I’ve ever listened to.

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