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I have two granddaughters ages 7 and 4. The older one I spent a lot of time with her on my lap watching and singing along to typical kids songs - wheels on the bus etc. The younger one got much less on the knee time. It's so easy just
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This assumes we are talking about what is known in the US as parallel parking, i.e. parking on a street and not parking in a parking lot. Parking lots are the norm in the US.
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Support for war might be an example of this. People don't want to be considered unpatriotic.
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Air fryer. I know this is only small as in "smaller than a suitcase" but anyone can fit one into the smallest studio. They are very convenient, easy to use, and produce great tasting food. We never cook any meat or fish in anythin
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Yes on a lease option the sale happens at the end so seller pays maintenance but on a land contract the sale is up front and seller just finances it so doesn't have to maintain.
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There are other options that are better than a simple rental such as a lease option or a land contract sale. The renter /purchaser ends up owning the property and the seller/landlord can get rid of his property at a decent price i
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Brilliant Light Power claim to have a prototype device that produces 250 kW of light energy (mostly UV light) that can be converted to electrical power at high efficiency using concentrator photovoltaics with light recycling. See https:&#x
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Easy way to cook is to slice in half lengthways and scoop out the seeds (I broadcast these later in the "back 40" to grow more no effort squash). Place a half cut side down on a dinner plate and microwave for 12 minutes on high. T
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Is there one of these directory style sites that does a decent job of user recommendations so that the best tools float to the top?
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Reminds me of great day getting a subway sandwich and watching the America's Cup practice sailing from the battlements of Ft Point underneath the GG bridge. Watch out for the seagulls.
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It seems more likely that rumors of aliens is obfuscation of the military by the military to avoid rumors about secret programs. Non-human biologics are easy to fake and photograph and might pass if no close or detailed examination is made.
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What is the benefit of having a huge grid vs spending the same money on many local renewable power plants with smaller local grids? I get that if the wind or sun is generating power in one part but not another but that can be overcome by ha
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Some areas don't depend much or at all on language such as games and puzzles e.g. Rubik's Cube from Hungary. However creating a viral game is hard. Some niches are easier and less demanding such as daily puzzles for seniors or bed
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It might be more valuable to have AI read news articles and decide which are factual and important or apply whatever filter the user defines. Automated HN but with much broader input.
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But this ignores taxes. Also most renters don't save and invest they consume whatever they have left each month sometimes more. Owning a house with a mortgage forces you to save. Given real estate price trends over history throughout t
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Amazing is the word that comes to mind looking at all these many drawings. Many seem to show the decisive moment in a fight between a warrior and his or her foes. In an age without film or video these would have been as close to the action
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For most sudoku puzzles solving each cell is a logic puzzle that can be expressed in words just as current solvers have it in code. It can try to solve each vacant cell in turn using each of its rules until it finds a solution for that cell
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At the time there wasn't really a good search engine, Yahoo's hierarchy of interesting sites was just starting. No Slashdot and no Google to find it to see how to do things or fix particular problems. Not much OSS to take as an ex
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Easier just to take a modafinil pill - seems that when I do that I get everything I need to do done that day.
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Like startups where people will get paid with stock that may go big, acting and to some extent writing gives you a chance to become a star. But I think this is more about the median performers and whether they get paid fairly and get a shar
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In addition to the amazing Saarinen building, the road layout around it is very novel/strange. https://www.google.com/maps/@40.3675458,-74.1708944,1368m/da...
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I paid 11% fixed on my first house in 1976 and rates went much higher into a peak around 1980 and I thought my rate was a steal. If rates go down you can always refinance but if rates go up a fixed rate is a huge advantage. Most of the time
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Interesting that electricity has been useful in bringing about things Voltaire championed such as freedom of speech, and abolition of (slave) labor. However I think you meant Volta the inventor of the battery. Also QC seems to suffer from t
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What real problems have quantum computers solved? I would assume they can solve suitably trivial examples with their limited capability in a way that is demonstrably superior to traditional computing.
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So privatized entity goes bust and has to be taken over by the government. The bondholders/lenders lose 100% and shareholders lose 100% of equity, but have likely received huge dividends already. Entity goes back to being public. Lesso
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Could be because 80% of FB ads are scams imho. The only platform that matters for most publishers and advertisers is Google adwords/adsense which while maybe plateaued is at least consistent.
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Let me guess, ENTJ right?
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Best way to check LLM output is to make it write its own tests and do TDD. Obviously someone has to check the tests but that is a 1% of the effort problem.
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Occurs to me as a retired 69 year old former coder that AI makes us old geezers and geezesses somewhat competitive again with our younger colleagues. Need to learn yet another new framework? Let AI do the nitty gritty bit. Capitalize on you
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Exactly - they look like they are itching themselves on the point of the rudder. Maybe there is some infection near their blowhole that they are trying to scratch. Take some bio samples from the rudders for analysis.
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