dubcanada

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by dubcanada 2y ago
This is just completely untrue, your drinking water is their drinking water. And the sooner everyone understands this the faster we can get to actually managing our extremely crucial drinking water supplies.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
But isn't that what police are? I don't see a ton of volunteer police...
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Why does that interest you? This is fairly common.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Hydro can do base load. Hydro is considered a renewable.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
> And the new CEO (David Limp) used to be in charge of Kindles. Seems to imply there is an issue with a CEO of a space company previously working on Kindles. > Bezos had the former Honeywell CEO in charge of Blue Origin, which to me w
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by dubcanada 2y ago
You seem to assume a good CEO equals a successful company, and a good CEO also needs to have industry experience. I don't know if either of those are actually true, there are plenty of good CEOs who came from zero experience in the ind
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by dubcanada 2y ago
This is completely incorrect comment. There is no rejection of any form, it is logical that the main developer who used it to build itch.io is not going to put in the effort to do something they don't care about. But the product is ope
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by dubcanada 2y ago
To be clear non-toxic does not mean you should eat it. Just that you can without dying.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
You are arguing about what is best for the app developer vs what is best for society. It's a really hard argument and even more so growing up in a capitalist society. > Sugar is addictive. Do we ban sugar, or regulate its consumptio
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Must be a very terrible company to work for if they are firing people solely on them picking X over Y.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
Not sure how GDPR applies to content you wrote using another service. GDPR does not apply to the content you wrote on Facebook, it only applies to your personal information Facebook is collecting while you write said content.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
It’s still quite wildly on websites. But it doesn’t even have support for GA4 yet. It’s probably dead just not yet on the dead list.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
I would love a LLM that if it doesn't know says I don't know. Rather then extremely firmly say this is the answer, only for that to be 100% incorrect, not even sort of correct.
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by dubcanada 2y ago
What do you mean you can write this if you wanted to? Are you suggesting a LLM can invent something new? I don't think there is any record of that, even the image/video/what ever generation ones require something to begin wit
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by dubcanada 2y ago
The stocks up 8% within seconds of the announcement. It has nothing to do with slide 10. It's unlikely anyone but bots read it before it was up 8%. And now it's just gamblers buying after hours as they always do. More likely what
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by dubcanada 2y ago
I suppose one could say video games are a net positive as they entertain humans. Gold mining provides a resource that is used to build other products. Bitcoin itself is not required for a transaction, any other form of currency could replac
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by dubcanada 2y ago
CKEditor and TinyMCE seem to be doing fine.
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by dubcanada 3y ago
ESA (electrical safety authority) > Rule 64-918 (1) further prohibits ESSs with storage capacity greater than 1 kWh or utilizing lithium-ion batteries from being installed in dwelling units. The reasoning for that rule is "fire haza
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by dubcanada 3y ago
I am a bit confused why I would pay 15 EUR a month for a invoicing API when I can pay less and get an entire invoicing platform that has a GUI to easily make invoices? There does not appear to be a reason for that listed. There is nothing w
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by dubcanada 3y ago
They are classified a fire hazard in Canada.
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by dubcanada 3y ago
There is no standard borehole size, 155mm drill head is quite easily acquired in Canada
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by dubcanada 3y ago
A stirling engine can generate heat from electricity, such as those used in MicroCHP, you can burn wood, produce heat, and generate electricity from that heat. You could do the same with a pile of sand. You just need to pipe liquid through
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by dubcanada 3y ago
> I don't want to be a pessimist, but working with non-traditional tools is going to cost the taxpayers more money when important documents are not formatted correctly or the software behaves differently than the proprietary alterna
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by dubcanada 3y ago
If you don't mind me asking, what type of job is it?
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by dubcanada 3y ago
https://twitter.com/MSFT365Status just scrolling through there is several outages, Teams, performance issues, etc. However it does tend to be only a specific area/country or a set of products rather then all of Office
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by dubcanada 3y ago
I am a bit confused, Robinhood is not personally giving everyone 3% cashback, they are taking their profits from credit card fees and giving them to people as a form of cashback. Same as any other cashback credit card. 3% is unheard of but
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by dubcanada 3y ago
"commit a violent crime with a silencer on your pistol" is an odd way of saying murdering someone. There is quite a difference between murdering someone, and stealing a bunch of peoples money to the justice system. I am not saying
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by dubcanada 3y ago
Tax just depends on how long it's held and if it is part of a major index. If you held long enough and it's part of a major index it is taxed the same as a stock buyback would (assuming you sold). Otherwise it's taxed as inco
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by dubcanada 3y ago
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by dubcanada 3y ago
Boeing makes and sells planes, they don't fly people. Maersk/ZIM rent container ships from another company who makes them and drive them around. These are completely different companies. A more correct comparison would be somethin

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