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by googlryas 3y ago
Out of curiosity, does anyone know what the state of the art for transcription is? Is there a possibility it will soon be "better than a person carefully listening and manually transcribing"? I ask because I asked a friend to reco
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by googlryas 3y ago
$100 sounds much worse than phrasing it as 27 cents a day. (cue cheesy music): "For just a quarter a day, you can save a struggling journalist from corporate overlords, submarine PR pieces, and human interest stories"
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by googlryas 3y ago
https://github.com/fernet/spec/blob/master/Spec.md It's just a simple format specification using standard crypto primitives. > AES in CBC mode with a 128-bit key for encryption; using PKCS7 paddi
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by googlryas 3y ago
I was really hoping that Charles would just be king for a day and give it to William thereafter. Get some fresh blood in there, as well as a figure that didn't have 50 years of somewhat controversial behavior lined up behind them.
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by googlryas 3y ago
Or, maybe, Munger figured out that what was viewed as obviously correct wasn't actually correct, and created a unique design to explore the possibilities when the obviously correct thing was removed. The rebuttals to his design are bas
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by googlryas 3y ago
Houses are made in factories in America, and they are generally regarded as a supremely inferior product, at the very least because of width constraints for shipping them via trucks on highways. In what countries can you get high quality
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by googlryas 3y ago
Anyone can build houses out of more expensive materials, if they're ready to pay for it. America has an abundance of wood so wood framing houses seems sensible.
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by googlryas 3y ago
> fiduciary duty to maximize the share price This is simply not true. They have duties to the shareholders and the best interests of the company, which is not the same thing as maximizing the share price.
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by googlryas 3y ago
That's just direct democracy.
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by googlryas 3y ago
Might be true, but it is also an easy thing to say when it is still new
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by googlryas 3y ago
Except, you aren't necessarily choosing that if you have adequate, dependable childcare arrangements, like a universal early childcare . It's only, essentially, poor people who have to give up on their pursuits if they also want t
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by googlryas 3y ago
Well, most people do not consider "mountain biking" to be anything done on a mountain bike. If I sit on a trainer in my living room on my mountain bike, I am not mountain biking. Mountain biking was an example of a hobby that is v
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by googlryas 3y ago
Well, that seems extremely reckless, but good job on not crashing and severely injuring your children I guess. Maybe we're thinking of different types of mountain biking. And this is also a reason why listing specifics is a fools erran
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by googlryas 3y ago
Well, I've done both, and I've found parenting harder. I guess that's just my take. Were you raising children or just "homemaking", which doesn't necessarily imply childcare? You really can't think of any
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by googlryas 3y ago
No, it's just that child care doesn't turn off at a set time like most jobs do. Your schedule might be 6am-8pm, with multiple periods in the early morning while you're up. I say this as a person who has been both a full time
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by googlryas 3y ago
Posting on another account because I'm rate limited. Sorry dang. Yes, actually, a 3 year old and a 1 year old.
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by googlryas 3y ago
They murdered the suspect before he committed the crime?
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by googlryas 3y ago
No, not sacrifice. Even if all ICE car production ended tomorrow, there are 100M cars in the US. And my point wasn't that apartment dwellers won't get to have cars any more, just that they would rely on destination charging, or ho
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by googlryas 3y ago
Go around putting cones on non-robot cars while people are driving them, and I do believe you will get your ass kicked.
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by googlryas 3y ago
70% of Americans live in single family homes: https://www.builderonline.com/money/economics/80-percent-of-... And, many apartment dwellers either have easier access to public transit and walkable tasks, and so mak
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by googlryas 3y ago
Sure, and there are about 100,000,000 gas powered cars in the US. Even if every company stopped producing gas cars immediately, there still would be no shortage of gas cars for decades.
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by googlryas 3y ago
Kane - aka Glenn Thomas Jacobs. 7'0, 330 lbs, light complexion, looks good hairless, has acting experience: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kane_(wrestler)#/media/File:Th...
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by googlryas 3y ago
It's not just about income, but also your assets. From your description, I don't think it is wrong to call you rich, or at least above average net worth and income. Also, you making $135k solo is a much better situation than you+p
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by googlryas 3y ago
It's not like OP said "Anyone can do it just like this!". It's just what they did. Is it really so shocking to you that richer people have more opportunities in their lives than poorer people?
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by googlryas 3y ago
The free HTTP API I'm talking about is just GET / HTTP/1.0...aka the web interface offered by reddit.com on port 80 or 443
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by googlryas 3y ago
Why does there need to be a paid API, when reddit provides all of the content over a free HTTP API to user agents already? Are these apps more than just a custom user agent?
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by googlryas 3y ago
I understand what you're saying, but that simply will not happen with something as widespread as Roald Dahl. Newspapers have always been ephemeral - books have not been. What would happen in Dahl's case is the price on the used bo
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by googlryas 3y ago
Boy, speak about projection. Believe it or not, but there was a time when you didn't know everything about the world, and even simple concepts needed to be explicitly taught to you.
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by googlryas 3y ago
Roald Dahl books have sold over 300 million copies worldwide. The stories have been digitized, archived, transcribed, and photocopied an uncountable number of times. I think we will have no problem finding the 20th century versions.
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by googlryas 3y ago
That's really your user agent's fault, not the site. I can right click on the video and click "Save As" without issue.

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