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by brewtide 3y ago
Semi related question I suppose. Do the Teslas simply use GPS for their location information? If so, couldn't one spoof the GPS using a hackRF or similar?
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by brewtide 3y ago
Just to help clarify, not a luxury at the agricultural places, either, just the pace it runs at.
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by brewtide 3y ago
CMP is owned by avangrid, whom I believe is a company based in Spain. As someone who lives in Maine, I can promise you that their services are lacking and they just raised prices 45% on supply side in January(ish) and are talking about a si
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by brewtide 3y ago
I've always made the statement to friends and associates that google knows far more likely what I am to do 'tomorrow' than I do. Always said half in jest, and half in acknowledgement that they have been tracking to actions ph
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by brewtide 3y ago
>Yes, and most Gamestop investors think the company is going to be the next Amazon. Buying a popular meme stock doesn't make their predictions right. Unrelated but GameStop should combine combine games plus what RadioShack used to b
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by brewtide 3y ago
No policies really just a general way of living. This is a disposable comment so am aiming to write more but things got 'busy' here and now we're getting ready for school! (And work..) I'll elaborate this evening, but as
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by brewtide 3y ago
I have a 9 and 7 year old and we are constantly enjoying such YouTube channels as "smarter every day", "veritasium" (spelling?), "Stuff made here", to some extent Colin furze, "technology connections"
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by brewtide 3y ago
No matter that subject, we all get hung up on the notion of forever, versus effective duration of use case of creations.
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by brewtide 4y ago
So many blank discs to tape over and save things on in the mailbox. Then the unlimited supply of coasters following. I knew a guy that had a free trial of AOL for 5 plus years because he's call and threaten to cancel his service - whic
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by brewtide 4y ago
Long ago I was tasked with swapping someone's Porsche off to them at their house, as the service writer the evening before had given the customer the wrong car. Both black. One a panamera (so?) 4, one a 4s. One with dealer plates (the
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by brewtide 4y ago
100% on how it "takes over the world". We treat it like an oracle, hand it over willingly in mindset alone.
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by brewtide 4y ago
They are bonded to ground so that if a hot happens to run or chaff up against them, you don't have hot water or gas lines conducting in your house -- a dead short to ground will trigger a breaker overload (near) immediately assuming th
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by brewtide 4y ago
My first job when about 14 was working a pumpkin field/farm, every day, for the entire summer with (debatable) 2 other people. It's non-stop work. Eventually, it folded and became ... A development.
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by brewtide 4y ago
Kind of a useless comment, but you absolutely should. You'll have no regrets, and probably play with it more than they will!
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by brewtide 4y ago
We opened a package of over 4000 ladybugs in our kitchen... Point is, the bad ideas can always be worse ＼ ( ^ o ^ ) ／
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by brewtide 4y ago
I've made one of these as well using the 'original' setup. We used rags and blocks as I figured a sandbox in the living room matched with two small kids would have been a relative nightmare. Holding your hand over spots, this
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by brewtide 4y ago
100%. Stuff that needs done, will still need done and a lot of it is going to be difficult to robot away. The trades have never been busier, and all the different trades I see at different job sites have the 30 whatever being the young pers
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by brewtide 4y ago
As far as I know, it is true. I had the same response when I first learned this. Goes to show there are many ways of explaining something, and some ways just click for people and some do not.
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by brewtide 4y ago
Left a tap barely running and have the furnace on fan only mode dumping some lackluster upstairs heat into the basement. 170 year old house, knock on wood, no explosions yet! (Naturally I've been gung go about the whole no oil since la
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by brewtide 4y ago
My chickens also made it, boarded up and huddle mode. Have 2 (had 3, one got hawked I think) ducks that tend to go to a different coup, but they were lugged into the heat pumped workshop in a cat carrier for the night and likely until tomor
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by brewtide 4y ago
I woke up at 4am realizing I missed the whole 'put wood in the woodstove' moment around midnight in midcoast area. 45 in the kitchen, heatpump cranked. We had -38f with wind-chill, -18f actual it seems like. Builds character, righ
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by brewtide 4y ago
There is a book about it as well, from now maybe a few years back. Goes Into far more details, and quite a nice read. https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/30687200-the-stranger-in...
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by brewtide 4y ago
My memory was marathon on the Mac played over a similar connection speed. I forget the software but it allowed a networked game to be emulated over a PPP dialup session. Fondly look back at those times, indeed.
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by brewtide 4y ago
Counter point, 7 and 9 here, and they've slept through the nights every night, since they were both 3(ish), minus perhaps a night a year for each usually due to being sick or what-have-you. I realize I'm lucky -- but perhaps you w
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by brewtide 4y ago
Life. A collection of fleeting moments.
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by brewtide 4y ago
100% agreed. Oftentimes it seems people try to break out of a 'rut' by placing themselves in a new city, forcing to make new friends, visit new places etc in hopes of finding a spark towards ... Life. The above mentioned chemicals
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by brewtide 4y ago
I am assuming it's not lost on users here, but the answer to all proposed questions is proposed as $42. Sounds like they needed a number in a range and this one provided a nice reference to their clientele.
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by brewtide 4y ago
It's always been my belief that the full on faith put into future AI will be "how the AI takes over". We will look at these things as devine correctness, and eventually forget their human construction entirely.
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by brewtide 4y ago
I'm a house painter, and I'm about a year out from now. It's better than no work, but it's rather insane. "I'd love to but it will be 8 months or so and I can't imagine you'd want to wait that long&qu
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by brewtide 4y ago
Often these houses will have immediate renovations to suit the new owners aesthetic --- oftentimes major. Lots of trades needed for such things. Fair point about scale of jobs however. Things need done and eventually a real world timeframe.

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