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by c22 10mo ago
It looks like there'd be room to stick one to the right of the screen, above the main board. I'd prefer a minidisc drive, though, to bring it into the 21st century.
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by c22 10mo ago
Maybe you could ask an LLM to build a campaign then ask another one to run it.
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by c22 10mo ago
Cross your fingers and hope there's less than $300 worth of food in there.
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by c22 10mo ago
I think in this case many of these people are "useful idiots" in the sense that they lack a strong technical understanding of how the internet and www are architected. This can cause them to accept erroneous concepts like "tr
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by c22 10mo ago
In my experience ever since the coke started coming out of the same nozzle as every other soda it has tasted like ass.
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by c22 10mo ago
I have a couple old radios from the 1940s/1950s. They come apart with a handful of screws and on the inside of the case there is a full schematic. I'd argue that it is perhaps not PCs that have changed but rather the rest of the u
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by c22 10mo ago
Often an article posted to hn will cause a mini-trend as users who are engaging with the subject discover and share more related resources.
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by c22 10mo ago
These sorts of schools already make kids pass through metal detectors on their way in so phones can just be confiscated at that point.
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by c22 10mo ago
If you have a map of all utility poles you could probably just avoid every straight line between any of them within some reasonable distance of eachother.
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by c22 10mo ago
Do mortgages in Australia not have interest?
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by c22 11mo ago
I buy my socks in "generations", alternating white and black. I ruthlessly purge individuals when they develop holes and I purge the entire n-2 generation whenever I buy a new batch.
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by c22 11mo ago
No doubt! The rest of the article provides other statistics and apparently there's a report they're getting this from. Sibling comments have also already begun to provide more context. The internet is truly an amazing place, but e
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by c22 11mo ago
I've observed people picking up trash there, so I know it happens. I have a trash can right by my entrance so it's easy to throw stuff away properly. Sometimes people do feel guilty dropping stuff, but usually only if they notice
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by c22 11mo ago
That's an account of the background of the founder of the organization the piece is about. Instead of anecdote, they provide statistics about child marriage, one line earlier: “At least 60,000 marriages since 2000 have occurred at an
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by c22 11mo ago
Wouldn't this insight derive from many past experiences of feeling pain yourself and the knowledge that others feel it too?
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by c22 11mo ago
I'm not so sure. The risk of future attacks hasn't actually increased, your initial risk assessment was just incorrect.
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by c22 11mo ago
It's extremely sketchy to let your kid return the cart in the parking lot when the average vehicle's hood is at twice their standing height.
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by c22 11mo ago
I have the inverted belief that most people are actually doing all right most of the time, but it's the squeaky wheels that stand out from the crowd and draw my attention all day long. There's just too many man-hours elapsed per d
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by c22 11mo ago
Looking over Michigan's Nonprofit Corporation Act it seems a Domestic Non-Profit Corporation would meet the IRS 501c3 requirements. The act even borrows definitions from IRS Publication 501. It looks like Michigan Domestic Non-Profit C
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by c22 11mo ago
501c3 offers one narrow form of tax exempt status for a very specific type of non-profit organization with specific privileges and duties. Every organization is unique and many non-profit, tax-exempt, and even charitable organizations exist
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by c22 11mo ago
He'd tip the cart over so it doesn't blow around in the wind.
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by c22 11mo ago
This is true, but with a few caveats: * The time spent adjacent to the traffic lane should be used calibrating your speed with the speed of traffic, once you're at the front you should then be able to merge into an open spot without ca
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by c22 11mo ago
It's more like buying the plug-in version after the battery dies... You already experienced the downtime, so if not having downtime was a goal you already failed. If avoiding downtime is not important then there's no reason to add
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by c22 11mo ago
I guess a reason to discontinue the penny is that it supposedly costs 3+ cents to mint one. I guess a nickel costs like 13 cents, though. I thought it would've been a better move to discontinue printing the nickel then just make all pe
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by c22 11mo ago
If you're feeding it pennies you can also just give it one penny at a time to avoid the fees.
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by c22 11mo ago
Now we've unlocked a new lucrative business model where we can cut the customer out entirely! Simply buy pennies from the bank on the dollar and sell them back for 100% profit...
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by c22 11mo ago
I'm pretty sure they're considering doing this, but I don't know what all the pros and cons or complexities are.
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by c22 11mo ago
There's a cash-heavy business I work with that's already having a hard time sourcing the pennies they need. I guess they're all in a jar under your desk.
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by c22 11mo ago
They probably cannot require this. They may be able to get you on interfering with their investigation if you disclosed with the intent of interfering. Probably adding this notice helps them prove you were aware of the potential to cause in
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by c22 11mo ago
Many years ago I used a TUI retail/inventory terminal that was running in an SSH session over a painfully slow wireless link. Each keystroke came with several seconds of latency. This was not a problem, though, since I'd memorized

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