chipperyman573

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by chipperyman573 6y ago
No, we have fat free, 1%, 2%, and full fat.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
That's one example of something totally different. In order for this to be the same thing, someone would have to platform on removing the constitution or something And also there's no rule that says it will get worse, either. When
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
There was nothing that the OP said that would imply the person wasn't a citizen, much less that they had troubles because of their citizenship.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
That's because for some reason nobody is putting a nice screen on their tablets! Even Samsung tablets, who sells high-end tablets and I think makes their own screens, look worse when placed next to an iPad. The iPad is the only device
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Eating, sleeping, and joy are not typically considered tedious or wearisome.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
What's wrong about the tutorial? It walks you through the first 5% of the game. The remaining 95% unlock in a way that makes it obviously an improvement to something you have already. Personally I really liked it.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Hunger makes people do a lot of things they don't want to
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
What's better about it? I didn't notice anything good.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
It's valve putting a lot of dev time into it. Part of that dev time was spent on making it pre-configured for ease of use
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
I've played dota for a while and used to feel this way. It's still not something I'd recommend to get smarter, but if you feel like it's making you lazy try staying focused while you're dead. Personally I just think
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
Enough business is a lot of business though, I just emailed them about this and they said to even talk to the department that considers you, you need 3 straight months of $100k+ MRR.
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
It's accounts that were found by testing user/passwords that were found in other hacks to see if people had used same password on zoom. It's nothing zoom did wrong. And, it's something that happens to basically every com
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by chipperyman573 6y ago
How is lyft's platform more powerful? Their apps both seem identical.
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
As soon as it becomes mainstream models will be trained for it.
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
My monthly subscription is for a mobile plan, not a phone. I paid for that up front. Why would it be like SAAS?
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
I don't really see how this is related to stocks. First, he got these all for free, while you have to buy stocks. There's a risk that they might be worthless down the line and you lose all the money you spent Second, when you inve
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
I was listening to a podcast about this, apparently he registered a ton of domains (including Corp.com) for free a long time ago and has been squatting and slowly selling them back at extortion prices. He's done this many times before
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
It's been a long time since I took calc. What does the second derivative show us?
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
I'm not sure but my guess would be suicide
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
For anyone (like me) who doesn't know what monkey patching is, wikipedia says it is "dynamic modifications of a class or module at runtime, motivated by the intent to patch existing third-party code as a workaround to a bug or fea
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
> we have enough smart people to do both things at once not if they keep getting steamrolled by the opposite party when they insert their partisan clauses into an emergency bill > if you have leverage, you use it Again, people are dyi
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
>I think it's weird to point at Nancy Pelosi given the current state of politics. McConnell and the republicans denounce any Democratic bill that is passed as partisan, so why would this be any different? This is not about the curre
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
Some advice about ReCaptcha, the audio test is way easier and usually only makes you do it once or twice (as opposed to the 5-10 times you usually have to do when you have disabled tracking). Sometimes it will say you aren't eligible o
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Blameless post-mortems and a just culture (2012)(codeascraft.com)
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
Interesting, I assumed that it was an automated system to reject it ("sorry, the computer won't accept it unless the scale has a lower weight than what was paid, nothing I can do"). But if it's manual that makes sense
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
I'm a little confused, would you mind explaining how the lethality of the virus is related to your thesis? The way I interpreted your post makes it seem like it's just two unrelated thoughts (net neutrality and the lethality of co
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
They could, or they could let private companies subsidize it. The only ("only") problem I personally have is that it generates soooo much waste. It is always so frustrating checking the mail, and immediately dropping 10 or so shee
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
How could it slip through the cracks and still charge the company the full charge?
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
Any advantages over a hosts file?
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by chipperyman573 7y ago
Sea levels are an easy way to measure the effects of global warming. Since the ocean has so much water, massive changes need to happen for it to rise even a little (for example 2.2mm).

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