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by flutas 3y ago
I do wonder (and truly mean wonder, because I have no clue), what percentage of the 75%+ occupancy is attributed to the bad leases. Are their most used buildings "bad leases" and their good leases are sitting empty? i.e. are the m
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by flutas 3y ago
> Creating new safety and security standards for AI, including measures that require AI companies to share safety test results with the federal government This will be...interesting to see how it's "tested" for safety &#x2
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by flutas 3y ago
Java and Kotlin are still the vast majority of apps, and what's being pushed the hardest in the industry. Kotlin especially with Jetpack Compose for UI.
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by flutas 3y ago
For better or worse...that's Ron's whole personality. He used to be good at holding the manufacturers a little bit responsible using it back in the A.P. (not _that_ AP) days, now it just feels like every article is "why does
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by flutas 3y ago
Their coffee was stored and served far too hot compared to any other place. They also had over 700 claims from the coffee in 10 years. > McDonald's required franchisees to hold coffee at 180–190 °F (82–88 °C) > coffee they had te
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by flutas 3y ago
> The word-salad began again, interrupted only by the judge saying things like “So I take it the answer is you don’t remember; is that about it?” or “Listen to the question and answer the question directly.” It was like watching someone
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by flutas 3y ago
I'm not honestly. Cruise was pushing too hard and fast for where their stack is at and they seem to have some severe safety related bugs. Ex [1]: The car randomly starts swerving rapidly across traffic lanes towards an occupied sidewal
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by flutas 3y ago
I find myself (as a professional software dev) trying to break that mindset frequently, especially on GitHub, when looking at libraries to use for a task if there's more than 1. What I try to focus on now is more so the commit and rele
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by flutas 3y ago
> I haven't been following autonomous long-haul trucking, why is it "back to being a sci-fi pipe dream at this point"? Again, is that primarily a technology vs safety story, or is it a political issue due to organized push
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by flutas 3y ago
> But that's largely a sunk cost that (in SF anyway) has already been spent, right? For mapping, no. Waymo maps the city constantly with every car, and they have a mapping team that reviews those changes before they go to the other
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by flutas 3y ago
You can modify the resistors on the PCB manually to run them cooler and last longer. It's not ideal but one solution.
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by flutas 3y ago
I'd rather have "no results for 'hurricane Karina' did you mean 'Hurricane Katrina'?" If you assume something ("oh they meant X not Y", then when your assumption is wrong you (Google) just look s
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by flutas 3y ago
So that's why I thought this morning "why is everyone sharing pictures with the domain on it instead of articles."
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by flutas 3y ago
I've done no research and don't have a stake in the game, so I'm blindly just copy/pasting another comment on here. But if it's accurate I could see it being an issue. > Population is aging and paying for the ret
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by flutas 3y ago
Good point that I hadn't thought about in the situation.
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by flutas 3y ago
I honestly miss having to debug the racks at pana. But there were so many "what" level bugs with the systems. I remember DRM breaking multiple times for the IFE because they assigned the same IP to multiple devices.
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by flutas 3y ago
So again, forcing companies to pay if a user wants to use them as default like on any other platform. How about something simple like I don't know, a text box? Or even detecting support? No no no that would be entirely too difficult to
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by flutas 3y ago
Fwiw, Litchi is based on their SDK, so you're not really avoiding their software by using it.
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by flutas 3y ago
My favorite ones. "Payment is due at the time services are rendered" So you pay what they say it costs. Then months later you get a random bill from them for more.
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by flutas 3y ago
> This is Unity trying to rewrite history so they don't seem like the bad guys. Yup, even going so far as to rewrite the FAQ and pretend they never said the initial answer, it only being noted as "(Updated, Sept 14)"[0] Fo
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by flutas 3y ago
For context, I wouldn't say I'm left or right, because both parties have good and bad things about them. That being said, the first thing I noticed with that link was the title. Why is it implying it's Men's fault? >
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by flutas 3y ago
Maybe being naive here, but that would be entrapment wouldn't it? Since, in this case, they would only be doing so because a cop asked them to. Of course not sure how that fits into drug/prostitution stings.
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by flutas 3y ago
He edited his post. Originally it was "Stardew Valley, Among Us, Nintendo, etc."
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by flutas 3y ago
> Tell me when the developers of Stardew Valley, Among Us, Nintendo, etc. join the letter. You're missing the point entirely. This is for FTP ad supported games, the 2 you mention (of which only one actually uses Unity) are all paid
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by flutas 3y ago
Well, tell NHS they are wrong then? Or maybe your friend has some other issue aside from Turner syndrome that caused them to need surgery. > Even though many women with Turner syndrome have undeveloped ovaries and are infertile, their
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by flutas 3y ago
From my quick search, it sounds like people with turner syndrome still have the "correct" sexual organs for their physical gender. They may have under-developed ovaries, but still "correct." https://www.nhs.uk
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by flutas 3y ago
> Anne Fausto-Sterling s suggestion that the prevalence of intersex might be as high as 1.7% has attracted wide attention in both the scholarly press and the popular media. Many reviewers are not aware that this figure includes condition
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by flutas 3y ago
Looks almost like a typical "good better best" upsell to me, trying to get you to go for the "better" option. But they turned it into a variation to get you to accidentally subscribe to the "better" option by a
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by flutas 3y ago
If you listen to the amazon review videos you can hear a motor, or at least something else spinning at high speed.
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by flutas 3y ago
I wish more retailers would start doing this.

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