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If I were responsible for that company in anyway, I would be working proactively to avoid a headline like that. Do better Meta.
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Grit is a trully underrated skill.
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3y ago
The Ministry of the Future. Chapter 1. is super accurate. That will happen in our lifetime. Learn about wetbulb temperatures.
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This seems like silly trial. If I do a master copy painting it's fair use. This is essentially the same as this tattoo, it's fair use. If Kat Von D, was tattoing a Nike logo on someone, then maybe there's something there. I&#
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I remember being told all the real information is out there. Confirmation is what's lacking. Especially for things like Tab data like what you pick up on the world of tanks forums.
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In the end we're going to end up with something something that's the mix between a coffin and a computer case. Fan noise would be a big issue.
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3y ago
Just imagine how people would work if everyone had some basics assured!
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3y ago
Bad mirrors, and inattentive drivers. I'm not sure how you packaged that up.
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3y ago
"Hard to get in" is relative. I only recently learned about legacy admissions.
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3y ago
Today's AI is not making art. It's finding a well fitted solution to a set of contraints. Maybe in the future AI will create art. But we'll be distracted with discussion about rights for AI around that time.
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They shouldn't have put it on the building, but rather constructed large shaded areas over parking. It would have helped to reduce the urban heat island effect that you get form miles and miles of pavement.
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That's like a gamma ray burst hitting the planet and just vaporizing it. So unlucky. But obviously fate had other ideas.
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The Phoenix Project is ok. It's just a simple parable to teach people about the benefits of ITSM and CAB. However, I really wished someone would write something like the phoenix project but there's no happy ending. Instead, things
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Real money, like USD or Pounds etc are social in their construct. People trust them. And they don't like, but will trust banks. btc and other coins are 'trustless', yet hostile to use, and the ecosystem is filled with the mo
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You're grossly underestimating the US military. Do you remember the 20T for Trillion spend in the mid east on 2 optional wars for 20 years.
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Bill Burr had a fantastic Conan O'Brian interview about this. Made that point. Our doped up guy, beat your doped up guys.
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> getting them more involved in the day-to-day work of programmers. Just a point. Getting people involved in the day to day of programmers, or really any one building things is exactly what works. The more management know, the better the
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Everywhere in Australia is far away. I'm actually pretty keen on getting a Plugin Hybrid for where I live, we often go on 400KM+ drives into national parks or into state forest areas that get more and more remote as things go on.
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It's a bosch cx performance line motor. :(
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Imagine bricking a Tesla with a shitty jail break from the internet. 99.99% of owners will not do that. Hell I don't even mess with the speed controller on my ebike. If there were standards that auto's had to adhere to then maybe.
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The reinforcement in the footing will eventually corrode and so will the tower (even with the best preventative maintenance). The sea likes to ablate things. But I'm sure the engineers are building extra life into the foundations so th
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I started with a lot of monitors and I've ended up with just one 27" UHD monitor. It works great and i like the focus it forces on me.
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I actually suspect this is a cultural thing with Japan and feature phones being a pretty dominant thing. Maybe they just don't see the priority in Carplay.
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Honestly, That's not good enough. In the car world you can recruit car engineers to fix simple car production problems. Objectively most of Tesla's issues are due to the poor fit and finish of the cabin and general fitment of thin
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This reminds me of first learning VI. What context am I in!!!!!
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That's super interesting. Though I am waiting for the longevity hackers to CRISPR that into themselves. If it works out, great. If not, another lesson for the ages.
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During covid in Australia, we just put the homeless in hotels. It didn't cost much in comparison to the other government spending around that time and homelessness was largely eliminated. Then we got over the pandemic and tossed people
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In rural areas you see less traffic. Though tesla's ship with power modes that far exceed the traffic limits in most places so speed may be a contributing factor. Especially in the urban setting. I'm also wondering when the regula
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I do this also. I don't get why people start always using the same word. I wish it would score you on unique attempts / words over time.
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The executive summary of that report should have a number of dot points that should lead with. Almost unlimited money and a workforce of 400K people pulling in the same direction for one objective. Work these days has less money, fewer peo
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