freitzkriesler2

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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Using a temperature system built around water to measure air temperature. I mean I can use it but the range of fahrenheit is more useful. What we really need is a combination of the two. Something that measures air temperature and water con
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Basically SOVL and soulless. It's such a shame that Hong Kong has lost its vibrancy and freedom that made it unique when it was a British colony.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
This , you have to be a really bad parent to trust YouTube with a child especially after elsagate. The fact that people here think otherwise is testament to broader culture problem.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Hong Kong was always one of my favorite cities and it breaks my heart what has happened to it. I also wish I had a chance to visit his megastructure. Sure it was a slum but an epic one at that.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Unfortunately, this is the future of AI. It will affect all creative industries from media to computer programming. This is the future and people in those industries and jobs need to accept what is coming and be ready to find new roles. And
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
The courts ruled that content can be scraped from the open web legally. From your examples 1. YouTube content: ok because the scraped content becomes derivative works which falls under free use 2. Doxxing people: if the data was already on
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
This is how Florida man is made. He is brought to the state and turned into a other florida. Floriassimulation if you will.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Hear hear. It's time for a teddy Roosevelt figure to come along and gut real estate investors.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Do you like the Gemini? How easy is it to use two handed and not like a laptop? I have an fx(tec) and whole it was a fun device the keyboard layout was awful and didn't lend itself to easy typing.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I work in battery manufacturing and it's not. The type of cells used in vapes are Lithiun iron phosphate. Once you open the cells up, they're essentially rust. There is some material that can be pulled from them but companies pay
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Disposable vapes use C grade lithium batteries that are otherwise low quality and would have been discarded anyway since they're already mostly used and not good enough to go into any other applications.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I only tip for table service and taxis. If I see a tip on anything else, I happily hit no tip. I don't do delivery either since even with tips delivery drivers still bring my food cold. I'd rather get off my bum and guarantee hot
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
What are you talking about? You can still tip in Europe. In fact, if you tip at bars enough at the rate of 1-3 EURs per drink , you'll end up getting free drinks and significantly better service. That was the best part about being in E
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
No they were just pressure sensitive screens. You could use a finger to navigate but again not as accurate. The solution instead was to perfect one handed navigation which was what palm os 5 did and input writing with either a keyboard (han
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Whoever down voted you is a fool. You precisely answered the question and reasons why.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Reading it, it sounds like now but existing stock will need to move through the supply chain first so we're not out of the woods yet. Now we need to look at the plastic layer thats in canned foods and sodas. A small win against the oth
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Unlike the west where families don't help each other. 72k USD is easily accomplished by big 20 plus member families pooling money together to pay a mule to have one member get in America . Because they know once he gets status they ALL
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I'm surprised anyone takes their work seriously. After Brexit and the 2016 American elections , theyve proven that their analysis is poor and unreliable. Call it shy Tory effect or otherwise, I don't even give polls any value anym
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Dont be disingenuous with strawmen. It has everything to do with restrictive zoning and building codes. NYC is a prime example, there are tons of empty commercial office buildings. But they will never house people because building codes req
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
The excessive regulations are restrictive zoning. There's plenty of land to build in LA and San Francisco but too many nimbys who keep things from not changing. It doesn't help that an unprecedented amount of immigrants, mostly il
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Annoying becauae someone on my block with a similar comp just put their house for sale at 370 and I bought for 395. This is on Texas where prices are saner.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
There's advanced features that FOSS equivalents dont do quite as well. I also wish Microsoft would pull its head out of its rear and make a preview clone for windows because that app basically supplants acrobat for basic use.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
What's the secret sauce that makes this unique over every other PM tool? Genuinely curious.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I have a full paid license of acrobat pro. I want to pay for the 2020 version as that's the last one before it became rental software crap. I refuse to pay monthly for this software. That and office, give me the full one time license.
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Anyone else have awful penmanship? My chicken scratch is so bad only I can read it. Tried to switch to cursive but was still bad to read. I also get horrible cramping when handwriting after a paragraph or two. I'm clearly out of pract
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
Europe decided to value workers rights' and quality of life over the ownership class' demands of efficiency. This is an unpopular take that will probably give me a few downd00ts but the reasoning is obvious to anyone that knows ho
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
This is funny because the economist got done calling out China for science paper fraud a few months ago: https://www.economist.com/china/2024/02/22/why-fake-research... And the guardian calling out the s
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
I did and rather bluntly, your adaptation will be either accepting a new job doing something different or taking far less money to no money for your coding skills to continue doing what you're doing. In short, coders are the modern day
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
You've written a lot but only touched on the smallest part that they're trying to automate: > If ChatGPT were to start writing code that didn't suck and as a result started replacing lower-level developers and eventually h
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by freitzkriesler2 2y ago
With all due respect, When AI becomes good enough to code web apps and other simple applications, the people who will be decrying AI will be all of the web devs out of work. Notto mention, all of the creative and entertainment industry jobs

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