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by et-al 3y ago
Fortunately all the participants embraced radial self-reliance, right?
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by et-al 3y ago
Housing in the Los Angeles sprawl is still (relatively) affordable. Same with the Sacramento/Vacaville area.
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by et-al 3y ago
To use a cliche, the map is not the territory .
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by et-al 3y ago
To be fair, Excalidraw and Figma are vasty different in terms of scope. Is your GPU doing any work? What are the results from here? https://pmndrs.github.io/detect-gpu/
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by et-al 3y ago
Rachel Carson warned us about this sixty years ago, but here we are.
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by et-al 3y ago
I think with any discussion of public schools, it's highly dependent of where you reside and what wacky choices the administrators make. The controversial "new math" here in California that delays algebra until 9th grade (~14
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by et-al 3y ago
Eh, I feel like with the JCB and UnionPay alliance, you have a better chance of using Discover abroad than American Express (not to mention AmEx's higher merchant fees).
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by et-al 3y ago
> why have kitchens traditionally been separated from dining areas in the first place? You ever fry fish or saute a dish with a lot of garlic? That's why. Sure, powerful vent hoods, but not everyone has that luxury.
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by et-al 3y ago
> Tech, is the best part of the city... And not the byproduct of the Beat culture, Suicide Club, the large queer community, and all the countless artists from SFAI/CCAC? I'm just gonna assume this throwaway account is trolling.
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by et-al 3y ago
Or they could just be a reasonable person sympathetic to the plight of ordinary Russians who don't really have any influence on Putin's government.
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by et-al 3y ago
Fentanyl has changed things, though. Coke wasn't a big deal as an occasional party drug, but now we hear stories of tainted coke and overdosing. Gotta teach kids about testing all their drugs now.
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by et-al 3y ago
Here's the actual paper: https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w31434/w314... DOI 10.3386/w31434 (not on sci-hub yet)
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by et-al 3y ago
Even if you can speak fluent Japanese, it's just a different culture where fast friends, especially as adults, isn't as prevalent. You'll have the exceptions who might seek out friends from different cultures, but most people
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by et-al 3y ago
Life's short; burst that bubble. I wish I had your background when I visited because there was so much beneath the surface I probably didn't grasp.
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by et-al 3y ago
I don't think that's Emily Oster's proposal, either: > But many people do enjoy a drink from time to time: a beer with friends, a cold glass of rosé in the summer, a hot toddy in front of the fire, even just a glass of wh
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by et-al 3y ago
Obligatory: https://archive.is/qGVNl "No alcohol" is just the new trend in a long line of dietary extremism (remember the bacon-laden paleo years?) and Oster's is a voice trying to swing the pendulum back. Ma
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by et-al 3y ago
Back when I used to travel for work, National's Emerald Club was amazing for this reason. You just go to the special lot for members, pick the car you want, and drive to the booth with no upsell. Emerald Aisle: https://www.n
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by et-al 3y ago
Will this new data actually lead them to acknowledge that 1Password v8 on Electron is trash?
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by et-al 3y ago
Oh c'mon, like jedberg said, fast food chain restaurants and gas stations usually have good signage for driving (hat tip Learning from Las Vegas ), so it makes sense to use them as visual milestones. I love Naomi Klein and all, but so
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by et-al 3y ago
It's proto-pager code: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wire_signal https://www.pagercodes.com/common-pager-codes.html
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by et-al 3y ago
If cryptocurrency didn't exist, how would you ask to be paid if you were the one holding a hospital ransom?
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by et-al 3y ago
They did start with "A Modest Proposal".... But folks are probably doing this because of terrible job prospects in their country. If you pay their government to off this one person, you'd probably need to off five more next w
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by et-al 3y ago
Food delivery startups were a scam anyway. It was always performed by under-the-table workers and somehow VCs thought there's money to be made there.
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by et-al 3y ago
Here's the author's source code: https://github.com/chriswhong/nyc-subway-isochrones If they were using the Isochrone API, the buffers around the subway stations would take in account the street grid vs a cir
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by et-al 3y ago
On Reddit, the norm is often making jokes in the comments whereas here on HN ideally we're sticking to the topic at hand or posting some anecdotes related to it. Jokes just worsen the signal:noise ratio here. Imagine reading RFC discus
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by et-al 3y ago
Would you say your examples are moving the sim driver from fewer sensors (an abstraction of driving) to more sensors (the real world)?
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by et-al 3y ago
Before the pandemic, Microsoft had retail stores were you could demo the Oculus Rift. However with physical retail generally on the decline, who would be the partner now? Best Buy isn't doing that great.
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by et-al 3y ago
Seriously. We're going to have ChatGPT inflate content, then readers will use AI summarizers to distill it. Seems like we should all just be communicating via bullet points grug or Kevin Malone style.
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by et-al 3y ago
The diagram confusingly lists the length as 99'7 in. Don't know why they mixed the single tick (feet) and written inches notation. Your question did make me think of the Boom XB-1; a scaled down version of a passenger jet that I&#
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by et-al 3y ago
If you check out the OP's FlyerTalk thread, they were already doing LAX-MIA-LAX mileage runs before attending Cal. https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/trip-reports/2093205-epic-co...

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