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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Some countries don’t allow dual citizenship. Japan might be one. I know someone who had to give up their citizenship to be able to live with family when they turned 18. What you suggest would be cruel and provide little value.
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ChatGPT was built in Iowa with a lot of water(apnews.com)
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Not great for who?
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
A few times in Europe no one would accept my ride and I just gave up and made other plans. I never had that problem in the US.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
I’m guessing because adults aren’t developing as rapidly as babies it would not be significant, if any benefit. But someone would need to perform a study.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
In regards to charging time, I would think physically switching batteries to a charged one (or many) would make a lot of sense. Just a new form of the current refueling process airplanes go through now.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
I’ve more frequently encountered adults who are too large encroaching into my seat, which irritates me more. My last experience was sitting between two extremely large body builders on a red eye. But sure, if that happens that could be anno
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Oh, I would love if they charge a lot for this and subsidize the price of my ticket in economy. I wear noise cancellation headphones on flights anyway. The last flight I was on I saw two infants in first class not having a good day. I can i
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Good point. And all units sold aren’t necessarily in active use. In some areas they may only be used on occasion.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
You trust Google with your passwords? And you trust them more than 1Password, Apple, etc.? I’d love to hear more about that statement.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Btw, I do this and sometimes stuff stops working suddenly when you block random telemetry. This applies to MS and Apple products.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
In both California and New York I had to prove I had good credit to rent a half decent apartment. And I don’t blame the landlords, plenty of people sign leases and never pay. I think lots of people take advantage of a system that is designe
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
I clicked that link and had that tab opened to read later. The idea that Parisian restaurants were serving bugs maliciously had me concerned. Your comment reminded me to check it out. It’s frustrating that I fell for clickbait in a blog abo
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Based on what I know, $800 is roughly two weeks depending on where you live. A full month at $1600 is not unreasonable for an 8 hour work day, 5 days a week at a reasonably good daycare. It can be perhaps as much as $600 lower a month in lo
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Yea that makes no sense. Maybe during the pandemic it made sense when daycares were closed down and people were worried about the health risks. But now, there is no way you can tend to a kid and be a productive remote employee at the same t
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Is this a Rubio quote?
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Like ancient Roman concrete.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
One would hope consumer choice would come into play and students would start shopping around for the best deal.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
He asked a dosage question similar to your second example and without tricking it, it would not give a response. The drugs were not as common (at least I wasn’t familiar with them) as what you listed, so maybe that had something to do with
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Anecdotal: I introduced my doctor to ChatGPT and Bard many months ago and they were impressed. Fast forward a few days ago and I asked them if they had used either since. They said it was far inferior to Google, so no. So I asked them to sh
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
I had high hopes for NYC when they hired the new MTA guy before Covid. But then he got pushed out by Cuomo and it seems like he was prevented from carrying out the reforms needed to fix the subway properly. I highly doubt the state, which c
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
I have not read the entire article, but one factor that helped was the moderate winter.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
I am blown away by how bad using other music apps on the Apple Watch can be for listening without a phone (and no sim). I haven’t tried in some time but about a year ago YouTube Music wouldn’t work at all and Spotify was janky. I started my
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
Whether you think it is a good value is up for debate but users do get some benefit from buying through the App Store. (Security, convenience, etc.) You get nothing extra from buying HP first party ink otherwise they wouldn’t do this.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
If an electric car is in an accident and the battery catches fire, my understanding is it is very difficult to get under control. Something I am curious about is what will happen when we have hundreds of electric cars going through the Linc
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
I share your unpopular opinion and raise you that plenty of suburban families have dogs that waste away in yards when they really would benefit from walks or hikes.
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by cyberlurker 3y ago
As someone who has had many mutts and rescued purebreds… I’m assuming you don’t know what you’re doing if you think all mutts are difficult. Generally, people don’t exercise their dogs enough and then run into problems. Doesn’t matter the d
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by cyberlurker 4y ago
Humans used to go in coal mines.
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by cyberlurker 4y ago
Basically just “find something you are passionate about so you enjoy your career”. Meh, seems harmless in a commencement speech and not race/culture specific advice.
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by cyberlurker 4y ago
Instead of just linking to a 24 min video can you share what part was awful?

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