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What dating life? I was at a grocery store today and wound up flirting with a cutie, but I don't make enough money to pay for myself to go out for dinner more than once a month. The expenses a typical woman expects (from my experience)
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Yeah, I'm a man working a low paying job that I enjoy. Almost everyone I know seems to look down on me for it. 'When will you get a real job', 'when will you start your career?'
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EVA should not be missed, regardless of how weird and gross it can be for some. I watched it for the first time a year ago after hearing so much about it. The first five or six episodes are an awful slog, and then there's an exponentia
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Patlabor 2
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Artist here. Artists are indeed less skilled today, but there is an effort to improve the situation (ARC). Google 'twilight of painting'. Concept artists are highly skilled, but they do something different than the painters of yor
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>official Nintendo controllers will eventually drift in the joysticks because they cheaped out on the construction. Oh for the days of nintendium. I got upset playing Sonic Advance 2 when I was little and overhand-hurled my GBA down an e
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> 2. Less stupid typing, more smart typing. Can you elaborate?
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C'mon man, haven't you seen Michael Clayton? They're independent contractors.
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Who is the 'hot' employer now? OpenAI?
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The FOMC's interventionist three decades of LIRP made it tough to compete with tech companies for ROI. All the corner cutting and personnel squeezing in every industry stems from dipshit centrally planned monetary policy.
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Pretty amazing that we've moved on from this suicide so quickly.
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Sorry friend. It's my fate as well.
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Corporate jobs don't leave much time to really make art unless it's halfassed garbage.
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Can you recall the case name? I'd like to read it!
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Huh, so as a civilian, the existence of the doomsday plane lowers my chance of survival because the opposition might bomb the country more, i.e. increase the likelihood my area gets hit?
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Start slow. First eat what you normally would to feel full, and merely measure it. Use a spreadsheet and the nutrition labels to see how many calories you're getting as well as macro %s. Leave nothing out! First, start with obvious cut
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Do you have any good resources for developing an intuition about the projective plane?
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What can I do as a broke guy to stop this? Write a comment? Will it be read or considered?
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You can meet women at church... but that's another can of worms.
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Yeah, this is a big one. How'd that happen in the first place?
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Ask HN: What laptop should my mom get?
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Krazam does tech humor better than I've ever seen it. Absolutely dunks on silicon valley & big bang theory.
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I thought OpenAI said they weren't training gpt5 and were doing more smaller multimodal models
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So is llama 3 the new ERP king or what?
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Yeah, this is the best possible reaction. Dude is cool.
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What is the future?
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This is a solid entry point, though you'll get more immediacy out of learn python the hard way. However starting with python (like I did) will 'leave things out' and Principles is great for filling those holes.
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>You should be happy that Meta find ways to make money from their models, I am, this is unambiguously great. Just don't call it open source.
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I think you're lost.
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>How do interest rates effect everyday people exactly, other than price inflation on goods and services (which is included separately in CPI)? We artificially made interest rates low (look up open market operations). Low rates make risky
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