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dylan604
25d ago
Nevermind the number of student projects where the parent or other family member did all of the work and the student is essentially a booth attendant.
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25d ago
It doesn't help when snippets are post leaving out the other context clues where things like "according to" or "anonymous source stated" or similar attribute of the quote. Just putting words between quotation marks
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26d ago
Do companies punish pilots for go arounds for costing them fuel and delays? If not outright punished, does it cost them in potential promotion/raises? Do they look into a go around enough to determine cause or are all go arounds assume
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26d ago
I had a math teacher do something similar. He recognized that I was avoiding things by hanging out in his classroom. He decided that if I was going to stay in a maths room, I "clearly wanted to learn more maths" so he taught me mo
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26d ago
in the same vein, most high-end astrophotography imagers use B&W CCD sensors. Instead of dividing the pixel count by the RGBG layout, you get the full sensor worth of pixels. Different filters are used and then recombined using false co
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26d ago
> False colour composites were something I was introduced to in high school GIS As an old guy, this is something I'm jealous of in a positive way. I'm impressed that schools are offering this type of subject. My senior year was
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26d ago
“No one really knows why people made the rock art they made, at least in many cases,” Harman said Well, it's obvious they really wanted to though. This isn't like marking on a wall with a Sharpie. They had to work at it to make it
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26d ago
I have one for video cables, one for audio cables, one for computer gear. Does that make me serious our mildly interested?
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26d ago
An old co-worker used a term to describe sites with similar eye strain issues: OSHA violation.
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26d ago
That's my take as well. At some point, they will claim that you cannot use their service without contributing back. If you quibble with them using your info in exchange for using their service, you don't get to use the service. He
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26d ago
I'm surprised that with the complaints that companies trained on everything that it results in the LLM having aesthetic preferences. With all of the templates available on sites like Wix or Squarespace, you'd think generated sites
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27d ago
> And come on, stealing $20 doesn't register these days and come on, you know exactly what is meant here. An individual steals something, they get punished. Executives of the largest banks create a scheme that ultimately crashes the
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27d ago
> even Rogan (that guy went from left of centre to right of right so quick though... there's more to it for sure). The right has owned the talk radio space for ever now. I'm rolling podcasts into that as well. I'm not fami
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27d ago
It's on Paramount+. How is it "not easily accessible on modern streaming"?
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27d ago
You missed the salient details: "I dont have a mac" Everything you stated to is useless to the person you replied.
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27d ago
but what are we really trying to solve here. you're suggesting a helluvalota work for what purpose?
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27d ago
And the sky is blue. Your comment does not dispute the fact that larger watch faces is a style people like. Because you don't does not invalidate others do
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27d ago
> The Apple Watches have also been getting bigger. A large watch face has always been a style people into watches go for. It's not just a digital smartwatch trend.
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27d ago
Great, so it is immediately deducted from my account and swiftly deposited into the recipient's account in 3-5 business days.
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27d ago
Just provide Plaid your login credentials to your card account /s
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27d ago
That's kind of like saying the 2026 Corolla isn't really much different than the 2025. People don't expect to upgrade annually. I'm using an iPhone 15, and upgraded to that from a 6S+. The 15 was a night and day differen
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27d ago
I would never have considered 5's. Are you implying the five is in possession of something?
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27d ago
There's definitely versions that do not work with all wireless chargers like the watch charger. Whatever older pair I have do not work with the watch charger
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27d ago
It doesn't help when manufacturers call their mostly-but-not-entirely autonomous systems Full Self Driving
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27d ago
My grandfather was a custom cabinet maker and my dad was in construction. I've been in woodshops before I saw a computer (yes, I'm old enough for that to be possible). No matter what I've done for actual jobs, I've alway
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27d ago
I'm both surprised and not that this is not present. It took iOS how many versions before showing the icon when some app somewhere is using the location? These are the kinds of things that the system designers are so focused on getting
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28d ago
Why the use of scare quotes? It's not their fault. The airline arranged for flight crew, had the plane available, yet something outside of their control is preventing them from doing the deed. It's no different to the airline if a
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29d ago
This administration has gotten SCOTUS to agree that many of these agencies are under control of POTUS and not independent agencies. That means the agencies work at the whims of POTUS or else POTUS will replace the agency leadership with peo
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29d ago
Whatever. The first time someone's complaint makes its way to Nadella's desk, he has the power to stop it. Since that hasn't happened, he's clearly not that concerned OR he's so not in charge that little fiefdoms
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29d ago
> I hope some day we’ll take this as seriously as environmental protection. Which granted isn’t perfect either, but a lot more than we do about all the mental toxicity being spewed at scale by large tech firms. The problem is that, as we
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