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by fuzzer37 6y ago
I think people are missing the point of this post. Yes, it most likely is an employee matching contribution scheme at its source. But this is a literal trillion dollar company giving less than $250 to the operating system that they essentia
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
With online schooling this is true now more than ever. Why _cant_ i just follow along online, have a bot grade the assignments, and get a degree? Makes you start to question what going to prestigious schools is really about.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Ah, I see. That seems reasonable, honestly. So in that case, Uber should be able to just assign another driver. But the point about there being a small handful of drivers in an area still stands. However, I don't think Uber should be f
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
> Allergy or fear of dogs is not good enough. I'm interested in this part. This seems to be counterintuitive. Is a waiter with a really bad peanut allergy required to serve a guest a dish with peanuts in it? Why does the clients (le
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
You could try using an aftermarket, open source firmware. Something like Open-WRT
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Does anyone really... care? I can't remember ever getting upset about font sizing. If it's too small to read make the font bigger, if you wanna fit more on the screen make it smaller.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
> What we are seeing is better rights and fairness for individuals ... is that good for society as a whole Yes. This shouldn't even be a question.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
I think it was a joke, dude.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Well for starters, no scp command at the beginning and end of each job. I'm sure you could work out an alternative solution, this is just one such solution.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
I can totally imagine wanting to work on a thin client on your home network over a 1gbps network connection. Hell, if you optimized specifically for this and ran a 10gbps line right from your thin client to the server, it would be blazing f
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Yeah, they built things that were useful. This is a calendar widget.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Yes, (calories absorbed - calories burned) will always be true.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Maybe getting to work should be an incentive for practicing safe driving. You cant get to work if you crash your car either.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Go to a theater in a predominantly African American neighborhood and watch a horror movie. You'll love it.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
And in turn thats just a link to LTT forms[0] what's your point? [0] https://linustechtips.com/topic/1306757-m1-mac-owners-are-ex...
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Hmm... I hadn't thought about it that way before. When you put it that way it makes more sense.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Hot water in a hot/warm pan has always worked for me to keep them clean.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
This is what I keep getting caught up on. I, for one, don't mind that my sperm count may be lower than my ancestors, or that my partners egg quality may be lower. I don't ever want to have children, so this honestly seems like a g
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Just the fact that R.E.M came from there is enough for me.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Wow that sounds super interesting. Did he have any cool stories?
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Can't let people have any fun now, can we?
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Just pick a random word to start with and let GPT-3 do the rest maybe?
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
If they're organized by the company, I totally agree. We have (had) a group who voluntarily organized and went out to a local bar after work on Fridays. Everyone was welcome, and no one felt pressured to go or not go.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Serious question, are people still using this language (APL) for anything serious? Or is it just a hobby language at this point. I notice that Dyalog sells commercial runtimes for about $2500 a year for Unix, so there must be someone.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Never gonna change till the Ford's sell the team off.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
1 billion dollars to someone who has 2 billion dollars is not a lot. 1 billion dollars to someone who has 0 dollars is a lot.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Why did Apple require a 1 day minimum?
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Just curious what kind of alarm clock costs $100
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
It's on a post directly referencing the /r/WSB board. I don't think it's out of character to use their language.
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by fuzzer37 6y ago
Sounds more like a pedantic QA

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