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by deelowe 3y ago
This is a neat engineering achievement, but is it practical? What's the benefit of pouring the liquid out of a bag into this versus drinking out of the bag directly?
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by deelowe 3y ago
> they just dodged their taxes poorly. Exactly.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Surely there's a better way. This seems... arbitrary.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I thought it was temporary and only happened when they are first launched?
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by deelowe 3y ago
Had that worked well for their maps solution? Genuinely curious.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Simply launching another search engine, even if it's better, won't be enough. There needs to be a transformational change to get people to switch and I don't think llm integration is enough.
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by deelowe 3y ago
It gives me Cyberpunk vibes.
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by deelowe 3y ago
That's not what the article states: > Under the 1988 Road Traffic Act, anyone unable to complete a breathalyser test at a police station is automatically charged with Failure to Provide, which can have serious consequences for the o
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by deelowe 3y ago
Plus, a converted loft that was formerly a hosiery mill from the turn of the century has a certain character to it. An apartment that used to be an ATT call center doesn't have quite the same appeal.
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by deelowe 3y ago
This makes no sense. Inflation should hit old people the worst. They aren't exactly getting promotions and parking their nest eggs in high risk investments...
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by deelowe 3y ago
Whataboutism doesn't change anything I said.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I don't understand, isn't residuals in the contract?
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by deelowe 3y ago
You'd have to gut the entire building or maybe even demolish it. Pretty much all of the mechanical would need to be redone.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I don't agree with this comparison. I'm not OK with being forced into the center of the distribution when being compared to the general population. Just because an AI may be better than most humans at most things, this does not ex
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by deelowe 3y ago
What's to stop her from being replaced next election before this comes to fruition?
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by deelowe 3y ago
> AFAIK, whe you're part of layoffs you get unemployment benefits. For a limited amount of time and they only cover a portion of your income. I know people who were laid off who had to upend their entire lives as a result. As just o
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by deelowe 3y ago
Let's take the null hypothesis that these incentives push all video streaming to Apple+. The total bandwidth hasn't changed, all that's happened is that is it's only streamed over Apple+ now. How does this help with thei
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by deelowe 3y ago
Odd. I have no issues with the client and it's miles better than any other client out there.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Yep. That's essentially why "the cloud" became a thing.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Steam got so much flak when it first came out because it supported DRM, facilitated the death of physical media, and was generally kind of clunky and buggy. However, looking back, I'm thankful. I think Gabe did truly care about gamers&
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by deelowe 3y ago
The wii has GameCube hardware and the Wiiu is basically just a faster wii.
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by deelowe 3y ago
I'm fairly certain shipping and warehousing frozen food in bulk would be more efficient than shipping containers with fresh produce going to each and every grocery store several days a week.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Correct. That chapter actually might be more about reproducibility. It's been a while since I read it.
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by deelowe 3y ago
Reminds me of a short book I like that talks about these sort of tings titled "An Engineer's Guide to Solving Problems." It starts with a similar situation - "The Dog Barks When the Phone Rings." Eventually, you get
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by deelowe 3y ago
The parent is saying that these "increase in margins" are companies trying to get ahead of inflation. The media narrative has been to blame the corporations, despite the real issue being the economy. There are elections to worry a
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by deelowe 3y ago
There are so many questions with this game. I think something happened during development. It's bizarre. I played for hours and kept wondering what's missing and then it hit me, there's no radiant AI in the game. What the hel
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by deelowe 3y ago
Sure. And guess who needs to do that? The politicians. Again, all the blame sits on their shoulders. Expecting companies to have some sort of morale compass is just a result of the media hiding the truth from everyone.
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by deelowe 3y ago
> Or there is a reason they would want this exempted Well, I'm not in CA, but I do know a ton of farmers and not a single one is happy with the current situation.
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by deelowe 3y ago
> Really? Please give an example. I gave you one already. Newer stihl trimmers removed the grease plug. It's impossible to lubricate the trimmer head and they predictably fail after so may hours. A replacement head costs nearly as m
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by deelowe 3y ago
And as planned, were sitting here blaming Deere and not the politicians who allow this to happen. Deere is simply looking out for its best interests. The real scum are these so called "representatives" who place corporate interest

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