exabrial

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by exabrial 7mo ago
Why is anyone still running Windows
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by exabrial 7mo ago
I think the technical term is incinerator, but I digress.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
I pay all of my property taxes online.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
yeah... I'll take clean air and pay a few extra bucks the 3 times a year I actually need to mail something.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Honestly I'd be surprised if it's that low. My guess is by weight its closer to 85%-95%. Your numbers show exactly what I was guessing to be true though. Incredible this has never been enforced.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
We could immediately provide relief to fuel prices, while doing the climate a huge favor, by immediately suspending the USPS accepting marketing material through the mail. My mailbox is permanently jammed with paper that useless paper that
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by exabrial 7mo ago
This has aged well.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
100%
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Probably write your congressman to cancel all ethanol subsidies. It's an environmental disaster the EPA fell for.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
> What makes the CAS codebase impressive is the discipline of applying all of them consistently, across 400 modules, for years. I think this is the main point. You can write good code in any language following this concept.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
I was thinking it needs speciality hardware. Sort of like how GPUs were born…
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by exabrial 7mo ago
… face palm
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by exabrial 7mo ago
I’m glad you know more any a person’s life than they do. Incredible
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Perhaps it's time to acknowledge you probably don't know what another persons situation is. Instead of trying to tell them what to do, allow them to choose.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
EU had quite a bit of energy independence with its nuclear fleet at one point.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
I think you're misreading my comment and attacking a scarecrow. I've never defended Iran in any way nor did I say anything about Iran in my original comment. I'm purely referring to that fact that the future of warfare is be
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Real or not, this is probably the future. Lockheed execs want combat to be a distant exchange of multi-million dollar missiles. As shown in Ukraine, people actually fighting for their lives will wreck a $300million weapon with a slingshot.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Ironically, Ukraine sort of did this to Russia and destroyed several long range strategic nuclear bombers.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
That fine is missing a few zeros on the right side
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Uh, I didn't start it.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Unix and OSS used to be the rebellion. What happened
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by exabrial 7mo ago
well that didn't take long.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
"from intelligence agencies" Pretty much, foreign adversaries have been using American home internet for years sounds like? This is a baseless claim fyi, I'm just trying to connect the dots.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
What a breath of fresh air
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Helion does an amazing job explaining its tech to investors. I just hope there's something there besides awesome video editing and an affluent sales CEO.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
mostly Obama, Trump version 1, Biden, and Trump v2.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
LaGuardia is not ran by a local government, not the Federal Government.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Another option: they shouldn't be government employees at all. It would be much better for them to work for the actual airports themselves and be certified by the government or a private testing organization instead.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
The first comment is probably spot on. I'll add one thing: Speed is your greatest feature. LLMs are slow. Loading 450mb of javascript to the client just to buy a bag of Doritos is slow. Server side rendering owns here.
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by exabrial 7mo ago
Thank you blue states for the stupidity.

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