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by farnsworth 5y ago
I don't have any elastic IPs. The only thing under EC2 is a security group that it won't let me delete, but seems like no resources. My bill this month is $2.88 /shrug
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by farnsworth 5y ago
AWS charges me $1 or $2 every month, and I log into my account and click through every page and can't find a single active service or any clue on what it's for. It's marked "EC2 - Other", whatever the f that means
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by farnsworth 5y ago
Condos like this aren't really marketed in public. The exclusivity is part of the draw. It took some effort for her to look the part, they won't show them to just any rando who shows up.
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by farnsworth 5y ago
We already have cities, we are just refusing to build new housing in them.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
People don't stay in hotels getting daily laundry for months at a time
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Move to Seattle, I used to see one almost every day on my commute where it would hang out above the 520 bridge, presumably fishing in Lake Washington.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
I love when the driver pretends that the credit card machine is broken then glares at me when I try to explain that I'm not carrying $65 in cash, then suddenly the credit card machine starts working again, and just paying for the damn
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by farnsworth 6y ago
I wish I lived in your reality. Where somebody has a Plan and everything is going as it is supposed to. Unfortunately that is not true. The virus is real.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Yeah, I just want to see what the heck this is without going on cam...
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by farnsworth 6y ago
I've seen the demos of AI systems that can be trained on an individual's voice, and generate new speech in the same voice. If I was waterprinting a meeting, I would train a system like this on the fly on the people in the meeting
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by farnsworth 6y ago
As other commenters said, the Bose headphones leave a ton of room for improvement. Trying to get them on the correct bluetooth device is something I have to fiddle with every single day. I will gladly pay an extra $200 for something that wo
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Nobody who lives in a city can do this. I can't even do jumping jacks in my apartment without pissing off my neighbors. And this time of year, it's always raining so I can't do it outside. It's incredibly depressing.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
How can you start a gym hobby during quarantine? Haven't been to a gym in 8 months even though I still pay my pricy membership just to support them.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Which software will we still be using in 900 years?
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by farnsworth 6y ago
"as of late"
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Personally my ideal living space would be a huge highrise built on top of a grocery store and a transit station and next to a park. But many people are just so opposed to this kind of urbanism that I think it's always worth bringing up
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by farnsworth 6y ago
I think you're right and it's also important to note that high density cities do not necessarily have to be cities full of skyscrapers. Old cities with narrow streets between short buildings can be very dense. American cities tend
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by farnsworth 6y ago
I mean the command to show the "help message" is actually be tilde then question mark.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
> To view a list of available options with this escape trigger type `~.` That should be `~?`
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by farnsworth 6y ago
2 is the answer. They probably hardly cared whether the rule was successfully implemented. They succeeded in spreading FUD and in the future, prospective international students will think twice before deciding to study in the US. The damage
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by farnsworth 6y ago
I used this on the 2016 for years, but even though it's incredibly thin, it is too thick for the 2020. Would love to find a replacement if anyone has a suggestion.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Look at this guy with his fancy home that has more than one room
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by farnsworth 6y ago
I'm really interested in the "Tea With Strangers" idea and looking forward to finding one, when lockdown is over, in the distant future. Semi-related, lately I've been looking for resources on how to have better and deep
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Imagine going into hibernation at the beginning of february this year and waking up now.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Also I shouldn't have said "nobody else has tackled that idea", I am sure it has come up somewhere else. I am just thinking of recent examples like Black Mirror or the new Upload show on Amazon, that IMO miss opportunities to
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by farnsworth 6y ago
It's either this or another Greg Egan book that has simulated people reprogramming their own consciousness. Changing their thought processes, personal motivations, and memories. I think he goes into some depth on how they can do that s
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by farnsworth 6y ago
.io is just the tld for the British Indian Ocean Territory. TIL.
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by farnsworth 6y ago
Something I don't understand about this approach - if location data is not tracked/included, only contacts, then don't you have to download all the tokens for every person who tests positive in the world? Then even if it is o
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by farnsworth 7y ago
You could check whether it's already been posted to /r/BrandNewSentence/
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by farnsworth 7y ago
An interesting story is when Trump nominated the CEO of Accuweather to be the head of NOAA. This is someone who would have benefited from keeping NOAA and the National Weather Service from doing their jobs. Typically the head of NOAA is a s

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