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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
From what I’ve seen of airbnbs where I grew up a contributing factor isn’t just quantity of the airbnbs but also the particular houses they choose. A lot of them are what I think most people would call “starter houses”, relatively cheap pra
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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
Have you tried Severance? Took me a bit to get around to it but probably the best sci-fi show to come out since Devs and by far the best show on Apple TV. Ted Lasso is too wholesome for me. Apple TV has some other sci-fi with not great writ
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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
Wow interesting. I have a feeling the controller thing is super dependent on what you’ve had more exposure to. I recently started gaming for the first time since I was younger and got the Xbox elite controller and love it but I can’t stand
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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
To be honest I think the problem for Reddit may be that no one really needs a direct alternative. For me it’s good at one thing which is reviews and in depth educational content on some of the more niche subs. For community though, people c
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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
Yeah I think if you’re coming from the startup or less so tech in general you may not realize how ubiquitous Microsoft is at work. A massive amount of companies are Microsoft from the ground up. Not to mention there are some entire industri
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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
Looks like there’s actually some truth to it. Wouldn’t be surprised by some exaggeration but please google it before leaving a comment dismissing it.
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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
I see some folks in this thread underestimating casinos and exactly how far the odds are tilted against the players. I grew up in Vegas and have a lot of family and friends who work in the casino industry. A particular family member is an e
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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
The players club cards are also part of the upside. Up until recently many of the locals casinos still had the poker games where if you played correctly you could break even or make a little profit. My friends dad supplemented his social se
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by fleshdaddy 3y ago
I would say there’s a difference between cognitive load and visual clutter. One of the problems I have with the visual studio UI is that it tries to be everyone’s everything…all at once. I much prefer the searchable command bar in VSCode be
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
I’m dealing with the opposite experience right now. I work at a big tech company and lately we’ve been working closely with a data science team. I’m desperate for some guidance on what sort of data pipeline and practices we can set up for t
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
My concern is this could probably be a major liability. Strapping all your employees to electric roller skates that make them move faster seems like it could be a recipe for disaster if someone takes a spill at high speed. Especially since
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
I don’t think so. The climate change stunts didn’t actually destroy anything as they only glued themselves/threw soup on the glass coverings. If they were really looking at it they’d see the different between that and this sort of irre
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
Both of these read like a person bullshitting and trying to reach a sentence minimum on a short answer prompt in high school to me.
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
Is this really such a bad thing? Following technical walk throughs are the sort of thing that get people interested in the kind of education that is more likely to protect them and even make them someone who “knows what they’re doing.” Most
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
I own a Tesla and I don’t see being able to own another ev unless you’re willing to not go on road trips and always have a garage or other reliable location with a wall charger. I think that they’ll dominate as commuter cars in large cities
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
That’s my whole point though. That I don’t encounter those people and my only exposure to the cult is people who hate him/it talking about it. You’re even telling me it’s a much smaller group than implied by all the references to it. I
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
I have no doubt that most people, let alone people who have accumulated that kind of wealth have done plenty to deserve some ire. It’s the focus on him that can make it seem irrational and like it’s more because he’s a loud mouth. There are
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
I don’t get the cult thing. I encounter way more people who hate musk, often times irrationally than I do big time supporters. I’ve seen plenty of positive takes on him but not people fawning over him. Maybe it’s because I don’t use Twitter
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by fleshdaddy 4y ago
This doesn’t seem right. I would think that the SEC would be more interested in his Twitter account if he actually owned the company. If anything it leads to more scrutiny right?
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by fleshdaddy 5y ago
I mean are you suggesting no more jokes, parodies, or satire lest a journalist take it seriously? That would practically require a complete self censor on all fiction. I could just easily tweet a blurb from a Sci-fi novel and risk someone,
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by fleshdaddy 5y ago
In principle I kind of see what you’re saying but I mean if the cops chose to talk to him I’m sure they’d have the context of “this is a Stanford professor calling the cops on a Berkeley professor about a tweet.” And like you said it is mor
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by fleshdaddy 5y ago
I don’t know much about how law firms operate but could it be that the big fancy firms wouldn’t want this case if they think it’s a losing one? If they possibly considered it a “free speech” type case that wouldn’t fly in most states like t
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by fleshdaddy 5y ago
I would think that Microsoft and Amazon only seem quite a bit lower because of the lower cost of living in Seattle right? Also though taking a looks at levels.fyi salary information none of the FAANG companies are really included in the top
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by fleshdaddy 5y ago
Following that logic it sounds like we would need to blame German Jews for the holocaust committed against them.
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by fleshdaddy 5y ago
Is that an accurate count? That actually sounds surprisingly low. I figured it was quite a bit higher.
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by fleshdaddy 6y ago
I don’t know from an advertisers perspective it seems like JRE is pretty mainstream. I don’t recall them having trouble getting sponsors in the past.
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by fleshdaddy 6y ago
I think part of the difference here is that it’s easier to accept something like sports as a true passion where as grinding and studying to be able to answer arbitrary test questions isn’t. I think that’s why people look at a kid spending a
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by fleshdaddy 6y ago
I don’t know it was definitely noticed when it happened and honestly I have a hard time believing it could be more hyped up than these last couple of days.
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by fleshdaddy 6y ago
It must be. Wall Street bets grew to 8 million users after this whole GameStop thing, up from 1 million. They all probably hopped on to see what’s going on. Plus reddit is down more than any other website that popular that I know of.
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by fleshdaddy 6y ago
Oh yeah absolutely I wouldn’t even be allowed to join. The commenter just mentioned it in the same breath as the daily stormer so I’m wondering whether they find it racist in the same way dailystormer is because it wouldn’t seem that way to

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