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by fuzzer37 5y ago
He's right, though.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
> how did they figure out the theoretical best time in the first place? Generally by trial and error and with a TAS, which is a "Tool Assisted Speedrun". Some people determined what all of the most optimal segments were, then p
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
I think the difference is that taking a drivers education class, and (in my experience, at least) is that there is actual hands on driving experience. I think an IT certificate or security audit is a lot more abstract. The only way to check
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
> If it is, it'll win out and you won't have to force it on others. They will copy it willingly and eagerly. I don't really think this is a fair comparison when Uber's business model is literally to undercut the compe
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
Seriously, a million square feet to build stationary bikes with a screen attached? Does anyone have any predictions when this market will be saturated? It's not like exercise equipment is a recurring purchase.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
How do you deal with shy students, or ones who don't like to participate? This model sounds interesting, but I can't imagine exclusively using this method.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
Yeah, because any of us have the same power as Disney.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
I think I'll keep using my phone where I don't need a dongle to listen to headphones.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
It's a reference to the Unabomber's Manifesto
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
What is a giga-buck?
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
The defaults (Or what used to be defaults), are all generally garbage and filled with political spam. Finding more niche and specific subreddits yields better results.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
> Production of low-margin processors, such as those used to weigh clothes in a washing machine or toast bread in a smart toaster Oh no! What will we ever do? Have to toast bread by pushing down the lever? How barbaric.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
Presumably LaTeX
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
I'd imagine they didn't think that a company would ever get above even 5 figures, much less 6. Buffet's refusal to split is also not normal.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
> A new analysis by Stanford researchers suggests the health care industry can reap many of the economic benefits of a “Medicare for All” program through incremental changes to the private health care market. Why not just implement Medic
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
> I've never used Snapchat, but my understanding is filters are 1st party content: created by Snapchat themselves. That is why this case doesn't get 230 protection. Not always true w.r.t filters. A majority of the filters that
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
A null race that doesn't exist
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
I'm of the opinion that if you're business model relies on paying people so little that they don't even want to work for you, maybe that business _shouldn't_ be viable. No one is forcing you to own a business, just like
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
When will we finally get the robocop statue?
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
Well it is monopoly abuse.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
This guy is a crackpot
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
They really shot themselves in the foot (Or maybe they shot themselves in the head...) when they banned porn.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
I thought it was funny
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
> Cocaine, Heroin, Meth, and Fentanyl should never be legal. They are too addicting. Maybe for you, but why should you be the arbiter of what other people do? Make it legal and tax substances to the point that the revenue offsets the pot
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
Is that the same thing as "D-Troit" verses "Duh-Troit" for Detroit? That's one of my favorites.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
The one point that stuck out to me is > At the present time, we require certain nightly features. That is, features that are not available in the stable compiler. Nevertheless, we aim to remove this restriction within a year by either `r
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
The people who say that bitcoin is going to be useful when "shit hits the fan" have a very very specific definition of shit hitting the fan that is just so unrealistic.
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by fuzzer37 5y ago
Serious question: Who is the target audience of Nushell? I know for a fact that I couldn't get someone like my parents or my girlfriend to use something like that day to day, and if you need a shell to work more efficiently, why not ju
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
From their website [0] > YouTube Kids was created to give kids a more contained environment that makes it simpler and more fun for them to explore on their own, and easier for parents and caregivers to guide their journey as they discove
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Is that really better or different than an open office and saying "Hey, Bob" across the room?

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