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by dec0dedab0de 4mo ago
Size 12 is the one closest to 12 inches, which is common enough of a foot size that we call it a foot.
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by dec0dedab0de 4mo ago
I am 5'10.25", but I just say 5'10". It is hilarious whenever someone else claims to be 5'10" and I am multiple inches taller than they are.
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by dec0dedab0de 4mo ago
I think login.gov needs to offer a way for others to use them. They have a pretty good system where you can bring your identification to the post office to get verified. Though I'm sure there are loopholes in the other options, but
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
That really depends on how you define middle class. I can easily see how someone with a net worth of 100m being considered middle class compared to billionaires.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
or they could just test and maintain the hack on their own.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
Look at the best pizza place in the world, the best burger maker in the world.. they are not in Italy or America, but in Tokyo. That's a bold claim. While I'm sure the average quality in Japan is significantly better than ours
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
Next week we're going to have prompt injections via ledger
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
and paper in a landfill is just fine.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
It's even easier with young kids, you just play with them. Once they get older and too cool it becomes a pain.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
just for the record, I don't believe this, it's just why a rich person might not want to provide healthcare for the homeless.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
healthcare for the homeless means seeing more homeless. It’s much more effective to let them die.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
what if you are the only conscious being?
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
People donating things aren't generally looking for a good deal. I don't really care about the religious aspect, but if you're calling yourself kars4kids, the proceeds really should go to kids. In general, charities should h
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
This is outrageous, especially since there are many other ways that you could violate emissions laws. If they really cared they could equip federal agents, and state/local police with testing equipment. It is easy to see/hear veh
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
The reason doesn't matter, the data would be on the amount of chargebacks being made.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
I think we'll eventually be generating machine code directly. But until then we should be using code that our team can actually read and understand. If you know go, then that works you, Not everyone does.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
I think the best argument for hydrogen is for automobiles. Existing cars can be converted to use it, doesn't spray pollution all over the city, and can be refilled quickly unlike a battery.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
Agreed, but you can have both. A simple error for the user to understand, and a click for more details that spits out all the troubleshooting information.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
I say longitude goes longways, which I know isn't accurate except fairly close to the poles, but I remembered it like that when I was a kid and it stuck.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
I've never driven an AWD, but having a 4x4 in a snow storm is wonderful. Waking up and driving through the pile of snow from the plow to go to wawa before I even think about shoveling is an absolute luxury. Plus, driving on the beach
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
what if the site is just a personal blog?
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
Interesting, does that mean if you use google analytics you can demand the details google has about every user that hits your site?
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
Americans, particularly on social media, seem to have a love-hate relationship with food. These reviews are not uncommonly juxtaposed with fitness content and people in the comments warning of the obesity problem. So these same people prai
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
There are many events that are still sending you a pdf file with your tickets. Until fairly recently, that included major venues too. The charitable explanation is that the wallet is designed for credit cards, and tickets were an after tho
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
As with the sudden inexplicable "concern" about data center construction, I don't think this activism is organic. I don't think it is sudden, there was much of the same concern about Amazon warehouses and anything else
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
AI might actually help in this regard. Where you may have someone who has good taste, and can create a unique style, but lacks the skill to execute on the technique. Kind of like a song writer that can't play an instrument, but can hu
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
The problem is if it becomes a normal word in everyday use, then it can lose it's trademark. I suspect it will happen to google soon, I definitely have heard people say they googled something on bing. Wikipedia has this list of trad
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
Yeah, I assumed something similar. Still, it is refreshing to see a website work so well.
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
Newgrounds was creative and transgressive; YouTube was goofy and unrehearsed; early Facebook was a fun way to connect with people you knew and forge bonds of common interest with people you didn’t. I think early Facebook was the writing o
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by dec0dedab0de 5mo ago
They are also showing movies people don't want to see because they have contracts with the studios who are doing nonsense with the numbers to move money around on their books. Madame web was a great example, it was in theaters for mont

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