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by david422 5y ago
> particularly at an age (31) where I'm staring down the last couple years of being able to meet someone You still have plenty of time - even to meet someone and have kids. Just focus on getting yourself into a good state - gym, hyg
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by david422 5y ago
But that money is going into the salaries of your neighbors. Every time some corporation increases profits by going cheap overseas, that money is leaving the economy.
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by david422 5y ago
I think it's also just a product of the hivemind and people not thinking. Not realizing that there is a real person in that picture. Causes normal people to be asses without thinking. As evidenced by the fact that the tone of the conve
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by david422 5y ago
> They would either buy or not buy the poem Why not just allow them to set their price?
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by david422 5y ago
The first review is by Bill Gates "Why do I love my wife, Melinda?" That didn't age well.
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by david422 5y ago
But why would you make the Yay or Nay? buttons not all real buttons then?
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by david422 5y ago
Has someone written an extension to aggregate tweets into 1 large tweet yet?
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by david422 5y ago
Reminds me of that scene from Die Hard where the non-native German speaker says "feels like it's gonna rain like, dogs and cats" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q0yQbpoQ0hY Something so subtle that a "na
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by david422 5y ago
People forget, or don't understand, or don't care about the maintenance. Sure, it's easy to use unstructured data _now_, or in a week. But when the original maintainers have moved on, or not documented how it works, and a yea
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by david422 5y ago
There's a Derren Brown clip where he gets a group of strangers in a room, gets to know them for an hour, and says he's going to give them each a personalized "reading". He takes a few hours, writes up a few pages for eac
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by david422 5y ago
Reminds me of an API I worked on. We had a max length for some token. A client had an incrementing sequence number, so they decided to pad it out to the max length. It looked something like this: A0000000000000000000000000000000000000000000
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by david422 5y ago
Yea, every time I receive medical care for some amazing drug or whatever, it crosses my mind of how many animals probably suffered getting it to that point. And I think maybe we should just call it good right now and stop the experimentatio
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by david422 5y ago
That is so impressive that such a small, light, non-powered aircraft can demonstrate the effect so starkly! I had no idea.
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by david422 5y ago
This result of this will be the litmus test to whether we are past that point or not.
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by david422 5y ago
I've seen people make bad architectural decisions that now the company is stuck with. And it comes down to just the fact that it was a bad decision, no second guessing needed. I've also seen "bad" decisions made due to o
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by david422 5y ago
I basically only ever played 4v4 RT. So my use case was fairly niche. But after reading about the network issues and watching people play on twitch that only used a custom ladder overlay and didn't even use the updated graphics ... why
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by david422 5y ago
Got 3 lines. Moral of the story - S pieces are the worst possible pieces.
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by david422 5y ago
I set nightshift mode to automatically turn on in the evenings on my computer. I basically don't even notice it - unless I play a (certain) game at night that does not seem to honor the amber shift, and it seems very blue and very brig
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by david422 5y ago
WC3 was my favorite game ever, so much so that I bought multiple copies. I calculated that I probably played so much that my price per hour was a couple of cents. But I didn't buy reforged after how bad it was - and still is. It should
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by david422 5y ago
I dunno, but google photos does an amazing job of taking a picture and then just allowing you to select text right out of it. Even text with a weird font (possible handwriting?). Kinda blows my mind.
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by david422 5y ago
> If I have an empty hard drive and copy someone’s mp3 a thousand times on it, without permission, what is really lost? But if it wasn't worth something, you wouldn't do it. So the person that created it wants a certain value,
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by david422 5y ago
Thanks for the info. We are in a similar boat, although the visit to Grandma is only 100 miles. So I figured I really wouldn't even need to use a charger on the trips. We do have a gas car that my wife doesn't really want to part
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by david422 5y ago
How do you like the Bolt? That's the car I've had my eye on - economical and has range. And I've heard the latest model (2020?) fixed some issues with the seats.
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by david422 5y ago
I'm planning on my next car being electric. Just waiting for my current car to die. Wonder how many others are in a similar situation.
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by david422 6y ago
Good luck bud. Better to be prepared for misery just in case.
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by david422 6y ago
I know a very experienced guy that got killed by a tree a few months ago. Tree didn't come down the way he expected, he went to get a rope to pull it over, and the tree came down the incorrect direction when he wasn't looking. Yea
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by david422 6y ago
Any reason why this isn't just done in software rather than hardware? Is it just more setup when it's easier if it's a hardware switch. The article just said it's not left up to the studio.
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by david422 6y ago
I never got on the twitter boat. After reading articles like this, I'm glad I never did. However, why doesn't everybody else get off? People must like it enough? Then the cycle will never end.
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by david422 6y ago
One of my favorite magicians: Derren Brown He does a coin flip trick where he flips a fair coin 10 times in a row and gets heads every time. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XzYLHOX50Bc The amount of time and effort he puts
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by david422 6y ago
Good for Halloween maybe. The other 364 days of the year ... no thanks.

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