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by chneu 1y ago
Again, WHY do people want things they don't need? Because advertising tells them to. Because culture tells them to. Because propaganda tells them to. Because nationalism tells them to. In the US, and other hyper-captalist countries, th
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by chneu 1y ago
Lol holy shit I've forgotten them. Get your shit together Google
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by chneu 1y ago
https://killedbygoogle.com/ if ya wanna go down nostalgia lane.
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by chneu 1y ago
At one point I think Google had 4? chat apps. Hangouts, Voice(at one point merged with hangouts), Duo, and Meet. If you wanna count Google+ I think you could.
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by chneu 1y ago
Staffing changes. People have to justify their jobs. People get hired to create a product, then get shuffled around then nobody cares so the product dies. Every time there's a leadership shuffle you'll notice products get left beh
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by chneu 1y ago
The average American types around 40wpm, so definitely not touch typing. People definitely get by without learning it. I work in a huge variety of fields and interact with people from all places in US society. My guess would be maybe 25-35%
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by chneu 1y ago
I'm American and would disagree that most of us know how to touch type. The average American definitely doesn't touch type. The average american types ~40wpm, so yeah.
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by chneu 1y ago
It changes how you think and put thoughts down. It's definitely a skill worth learning. Once someone can type above ~120wpm the keyboard disappears from your brain.
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by chneu 1y ago
Most folks just want confirmation. They don't want to have their views/opinions changed. LLM are good at trying to give folks what they're looking for.
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by chneu 1y ago
They're called canned responses. A lot of customer service reps are forced to use canned responses at level 1 no matter what. They can't respond with anything but a pre-made response.
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by chneu 1y ago
I think you're misinterpreting what I said. I said 75% of people with garages likely don't put their cars in their garages. This is unrelated to the number of RV owners who store their caravan at a storage facility. I didn't
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by chneu 1y ago
They try it out because Americans love owning stuff as status symbols. Gotta keep up with the Joneses with our "grass fed" steak dindins, 3rd truck, boat, rv and garage full of junk. We are hyper-capitalist and we use the manifest
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by chneu 1y ago
It used to be common place to grind it up and put it in the feed for animals. Ranchers do a ton of shit that is pretty disgusting and messed up. If you call them out for it they'll get pretty upset and call you a commie or unamerican.
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by chneu 1y ago
Lol no it's not. Each country has specific tastes then breeds for it. American beef is not the same as Brazilian beef which isn't the same as European beef which isnt the same as Australian beef. It's just preference. There i
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by chneu 1y ago
I'm so sorry. Lol
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by chneu 1y ago
There are whole forums and communities dedicated to this. It's kind of wild how good the fakes are.
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by chneu 1y ago
Americans often have to rent multiple storage units to store their stuff. This happens after their garages begin to overflow with junk. Id say like 75% of Americans don't use their garage for their car, it's just storage for shit.
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by chneu 1y ago
Lynch famously used daily routine to allow his creativity to flow. He drank, according to him, 10-20 cups of coffee per day. He even had his own blend available for purchase.
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by chneu 1y ago
A/B testing my teledildonics.
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by chneu 1y ago
I stopped consuming caffeine and alcohol years ago. My ADHD, depression, anxiety and sleep improved immensely. I don't really miss em. The only times it's a problem is when other people try to get me to consume caffeine/alcoh
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by chneu 1y ago
Don't do it!! Next you'll be setting up a weather station. Then you'll be setting up a microphone to ID birds via Merlin. Then home Assistant. Oh gosh it never ends. But it's so much fun.
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by chneu 1y ago
I've used em for years after TurboTax made it even more annoying to file for free. I prep about a dozen returns every year with it. Id say it's the easiest and most straight forward e-file I've ever used. A simple return shou
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by chneu 1y ago
Not much happened to people but mad cow(prion diseases in general) completely changed US beef/cattle production. For example, it used to be common practice to feed dead cattle to the remaining cattle. That changed. Some ranchers still
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by chneu 1y ago
While there are a lot of incompetent idiots in this admin, don't forget that a lot of them are grifters who are only trying to get rich/powerful while they can. I don't like doing the Hitler comparison, but the similarities a
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by chneu 1y ago
Lol nobody is keeping records in this admin. The only records we have are in Signal chats and we need people to screenshot those.
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by chneu 1y ago
This was a major issue in Trump's first presidency as well. Nobody knew how to actually do anything. There were also a crazy amount of cabinet positions that were never filled. The plus side is it means most of what Trump tries to do n
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by chneu 1y ago
It depends on the company. A lot of truckers are paid per trip, not by mile. But really it just depends. https://youtu.be/yIZRffLA294
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by chneu 1y ago
Basically every aspect of modern life is new. It's weird how people yearn for "the old ways" yet they don't even know what they're yearning for. There is p much nothing in our life that wasn't an invention of t
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by chneu 1y ago
2 hours is a huge improvement vs old gaming consoles. Anyone remember changing batts every half hour?
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by chneu 1y ago
No way major corps will lower prices. Just like during covid they'll find excuses. Until a regulatory body investigates them for price fixing nothing will change. So nothing will change. During covid, the soda companies kept raising pr

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