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Right. What I’m saying is if you’re going to make a compact car with a bed, it better cost less than a pickup.
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I need to tow a 5000lb boat 300 miles without charging and I need to fit 6 passengers. It needs to be $30K or less. I realize Europeans have a much different understanding of distance and cargo needs; I do. But, 300 miles and 6 passengers i
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A $41K ($46K for AWD) “truck” is absurd. This isn’t a viable option for Americans, at all.
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Depends on where you live. Areas that have a culture of outdoor activity and strangers talking to one another is a requirement. Here in MN, for example, outdoor activity does exist year round but strangers talking to one another is not.
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This isn't Musk's fault; he's just the asshole scapegoat. This is directly from the Conservative Think Tanks who finally got a President willing to strip everything down in government while increasing insane spends elsewhere
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> running stuff like git, npm install, etc. yourself Ah; this definitely makes sense! I do this myself and then paste back only the relevant part of the log so as to limit this. I suspect I am being more conservative than others.
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What am I doing wrong that I'm never hitting the rate limits on the $100 Max plan?
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I have an honest question: what's the cash vs card tip ratio? 99.999% of the time I am not carrying cash and I don't see many (any?) people paying with cash ANYWHERE in the last 10+ years.
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1y ago
https://archive.is/9faUx
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I've been to Vegas at all different times of the year. Folks there definitely notice when it's not 120; they were wearing jackets, hat, and gloves when it was in the 50s at Christmas in 2005. I was there for Google Next in April a
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Using Claude Code or the web UI? If when using Claude Code, you may need to break your codebase up into smaller chunks to help. That said, there's no fucking way I am getting what they claim w/Opus in hours. I may get two to three
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I know how to program; I just don’t have the time to do it all and my company doesn’t have the revenue to support more devs. So; this is the best way to make do with what I have.
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I see AI-accelerated codegen as doing all of the boring shit I hated: do while error == true; Write code Run code Read error Attempt to fix error Run code Read error Search Google for error Attempt to fix error Run code Read error done ---
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To everyone except those with a trained eye, they're virtually indistinguishable; however, because CZ isn't as hard, they tend to scratch and dull over time and thus lose their luster. If we're talking about 'quality
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> as there are many of those. Alaska, Florida, Nevada, New Hampshire, South Dakota, Tennessee, Texas, Washington, and Wyoming do not have income taxes. Less than 20% isn't 'many' to me but I realize YMMV.
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Happens here in MN too. I own a vacation home that used to be a fishing resort in the 40s-70s and now shares water / septic with 5 other cabins; we turn the water off mid-Oct to end of April because the lines are only buried about 2 fe
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> People exchange control for comfort, but most people never had any need or ability for this control in the first place. That's why cloud-services became popular, and remain popular. I can--and did for the better part of ~15 years-
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When I was using dating sites, "No MAGA," or, "Trump is my President," and related were regularly seen. I frankly don't see the difference except that the current administration claims that being anti-Israel is some
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Mushrooms and LSD have high tolerance from 24-96h where higher doses will not reproduce the same effects w/o abstinence. I find it hard to believe that a week's worth of exposure was the sole cause. [s]: https://www.sci
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LMD2vUErcYU
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It depends where you live what you get. I was able to get $80/mo Residential Lite service which should top out at 150 but I routinely see 400+ mbit down. Latency is around 20-25ms on average for me. My lake home is in Central MN.
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Rural fiber at my lake home went from $35/mo for 100/100 to $89.95 this year. On a 12mo contract. Starlink got my business after VZW forced their 5G boxes to use 5G and not allow forced LTE usage. 5G is unusable there with 60-100&
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I get this semi-frequently too; but, the biggest problems for me w/this system are: 1. I get the pictures DAYS before the actual mail (weekends ignored). Why?! 2. I sometimes don't get pictures of the mail at all, particularly mai
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Because I am not permitted to share my code nor client information/data with unapproved third parties; it’s a contractual obligation. So; we train our own models to do those things. I use Claude Code for building products that don’t ha
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That has absolutely nothing to do w/a surveillance state. Let's pretend it was the 1880s and these two were executives at Standard Oil. They were seen cavorting at the opera together by someone who then tipped off the press and&#x
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There is no 'surveillance state' here. There were two people engaged in an apparent affair that were caught and people close to them were notified. These two having an affair is a big ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ and no one should care; however
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No it’s not. They’ve been using your identification via cookies for years.
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Ticket prices were already based on machine-learned algorithms. This is no different; they're just calling it AI, because investors want to hear that. There are entire organizations out there, across industries, which do this already (
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No; we just have birth control that works. The rest of these are all parts of the puzzle that help people not desire having offspring, but previously there simply wasn't a 99% fool-proof method to do so aside from abstinence or hystere
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I love you.
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