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by cptaj 4y ago
Heated seats
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by cptaj 4y ago
Astronomy still provides useful insights regardless of whether we can reach those places or not. That said, we are indeed researching ever more advanced propulsion technologies! We've made great strides in electric propulsion, which is
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This is the worst kind of right you can be. People do pay for two streams and expect to watch them anywhere. That has been the de facto way to use netflix ever since its inception and it also goes for other streaming services. This is the e
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They are sure giving it their best shot by cancelling shows people love and removing features that differentiate them.
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by cptaj 4y ago
Same here. They're already the most expensive and now they want to remove the features that made us love them. Original series we love? Lets cancel all of them. Sharing screens? Oh god the horror, god forbid people share what they pay
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by cptaj 4y ago
This is so ridiculous. They already charge for screens, its clear and we all know it. The fact that now they want to limit where those screens are is purely a transparent money grab with no technological basis. Its like they WANT people to
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by cptaj 4y ago
Like other mention, its regulatory. But its also related to groundstations, the satellites bounce the signal down to land. They're transitioning to satellites with the capability to network between themselves which will reduce the need
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by cptaj 4y ago
I live in a dictatorship where we have military road stops everywhere. Screw these features.
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Thats what they pinned him for.
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by cptaj 4y ago
Yes, having more free time will definitely help people have a social life
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This is the crux of the matter right here. I hate that people are doing all these weird gymnastics to reconcile being a champion of free speech and firing people that criticize you. Yeah, guys, it might be legal (maybe not) but it IS hypocr
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I've found them very useful at impressing clients and getting contracts XD
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The thing is, all other systems have been VIOLENTLY worse
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I am convinced that AWS is intentionally obtuse in order to promote job security for engineers and thus be the preferred platform
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by cptaj 4y ago
The entire medical profession is insane and intentionally geared towards inefficiency and difficulty. They pride themselves in it being so hard instead of realizing that this is glaring problem that needs to be solved instead of nurtured. T
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by cptaj 4y ago
As someone living in a dictatorship, I fully agree. There is no moral high ground in letting totalitarian regimes imprison MILLIONS of people all over the world. Democracy has the moral obligation to fight for freedom. Either that, or remov
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Yeah, nazis are always civil and polite until you call them out on their bullshit, dude
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I'm not a musician but have tried many times to learn and I can definitely agree. It has always been frustrating how inadequate explanations coming from musicians are.
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by cptaj 4y ago
Losing subscribers? How about we crack down on users and raise prices! Genius
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by cptaj 5y ago
I think this would be helped a lot if the maker community immersed itself more in industrial engineering. Like you mentioned, its hard to go from "hah, I can make a cool thing" to "Let me make this super useful mechatronic co
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by cptaj 5y ago
Not explanations. We need due process.
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by cptaj 5y ago
>EMR software is widely hated by the nurses and doctors who have to use it. It’s slow, bloated, nonintuitive, requires workarounds, etc. etc. etc.. The root of this evil is that every hospital brings its own conceited and byzantine patch
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by cptaj 5y ago
Soups. Lightweight soups are great during a diet. If you feel too hungry and your planned meal doesn't seem to be working? Eat a little soup. It will calm you down without adding too many calories.
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by cptaj 5y ago
I just want a place I can go to weekly for 15min to practice math. It keeps track of what I know and gives me exercises of stuff so I can retain the skills. I've forgotten 90% of the math stuff I learned
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by cptaj 5y ago
Saying that and actually putting in the effort to do it are monumentally different things in some orgs
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by cptaj 5y ago
This is nuts. Has there been any peer review of this? Any other sources? I feel like this should be huge
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by cptaj 5y ago
I think this has proven to be false. Fathers descend to "baby talk" when the child is learning and slowly bring them up to par instead of trying to just force perfect talk from the start. They do this instinctively. There's s
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by cptaj 5y ago
While that may be true, I would caution about thinking that hunger promotes intelligence in the long term in any way. I'm not an expert but I would confidently bet that the effects of malnutrition on cognitive ability FAR outweigh this
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by cptaj 5y ago
But search queries of everyone using either DB on a day-to-day, high level development basis will probably just search for mysql and get better results. This is definitely what drives this google trend
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I have massive issues with speech recognition software. It doesn't work for me in either english or spanish. Statements like "google and siri are so advanced now" feel like people are collectively pranking me. That said, I to

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