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by dehugger 2y ago
I've lived in Bellingham (40 minutes south of Vancouver) for over ten years and have literally never seen a rat. Am I A) blind, B) something about the city here prevents rats from settling, or secret option C) something else entirely?
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by dehugger 2y ago
Starbucks does have mugs, but similar to the local shops you must ask for them.
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by dehugger 2y ago
What's wrong with Mt Vernon?
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by dehugger 2y ago
Voice picking is already being rapidly supplanted by human-less (robotics) processes. If the cost of implementation for these systems ever dips low enough then a terrible number of warehouse jobs are going to disappear nearly overnight.
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by dehugger 2y ago
AWS is literally a hardware business... That's the entire point of it.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Parent was fairly explicit that BYD won't be allowed to fail, but the rest don't have the same state-funded assurances.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Presumably Apple didn't violate the terms of their own licensing agreement with ARM.
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by dehugger 2y ago
I believe the parent comment was in reference to IBM Watson.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Both can be true in a country with over 1 billion citizens, through shear volume of individuals talented/determined enough to bypass information control.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Would it not be more efficient to increase the mass of the casing so that the blades can remain as they were? or was that a non option for other reasons?
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by dehugger 2y ago
I have yet to meet an employee of a weed shop that wasn't an absurdly enthusiastic stoner. I don't think they mind.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Seconding Zepbound, it has been absolutely life changing for me, and not only in terms of weight loss. It's expensive, but I am blessed with a tech salary that can afford it.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Because people use their cars to escape disasters and being able to provide information like "I5 is deadlocked for miles, find an alternate route if you are fleeing from $catastrophe" is critical.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Sorry, but what's the image supposed to be telling? I see a relatively attractive man hanging out with some relatively attractive women. I don't see how that's indicative of passion or dedication one way or another.
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by dehugger 2y ago
If you loathe sports that much why are you forcing yourself to watch them? "Fitting into absurdist normie culture" is ludicrous. Are you not capable of making friends without drunkenly feigning interest in their hobbies?
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by dehugger 2y ago
It was one of the only tools that heavily-raided subs had to deal with raids of hate-speech/illegal content. Basically every LGBTQ+ subreddit, for example.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Yes, of course. Every cell as type "Text" so it doesnt screw up everything I paste... The real problem is the behavior of the default "General" type, which actually means "guess at every value and ham up all my data
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by dehugger 2y ago
I think you replied to the wrong comment.
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by dehugger 2y ago
169 here, for the guy scraping results.
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by dehugger 2y ago
The simulation was probably on fast forward mode until sentient life developed.
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by dehugger 2y ago
It seems that they explained things fairly clearly in your link? What kind of answer are you fishing for?
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by dehugger 2y ago
Luckily that problem is easily solved by... actually writing about the food.
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by dehugger 2y ago
I was in a cybersecurity program in college and one of the classes explicitly targeted SCADA systems and how to exploit them. That was 10 years ago and I imagine things have only gotten worse since.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Nothing
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by dehugger 2y ago
What is French mutation testing? A casual kagi seems to imply its a type of genetic testing, or perhaps just tests that have been done in France?
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by dehugger 2y ago
Well there is an 8 year delta between your timeline and the OPs... so I don't see any contradictions here.
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by dehugger 2y ago
Yes, there is... that is literally what the GP did.
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by dehugger 2y ago
I work in this field, as a developer for a proprietary warehouse management system. The entire industry runs off closed source systems with little to no accessibility for external developers. The companies developing these systems like it t
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by dehugger 2y ago
Dave's Killer Bread is out favorite :) The one time I've been in Portland we were drunkenly stumbling back to our hotel when we came across the Franz factory. We spent so long watching the production through the windows that secur
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by dehugger 2y ago
No, the town was in poverty because the business owners had leverage to squeeze most of the workers. Conveyor belt guy had the skillset and gumption to actually get paid for his labor, because there was no alternative. Blame the corporation

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