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by gosub100 5mo ago
And your source for this data? Or is this speculation?
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by gosub100 5mo ago
It's interesting to me that Lego can't be easily made at home in 2026. That whatever they do with plastic, dye and injection molding cannot be easily replicated.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
I wonder if it would hurt them if many people went in, bought an item, and returned it? Either by restocking fees or credit card headaches.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
How do you explain the genocide in Gaza?
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by gosub100 5mo ago
The media is tightly controlled.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
I think it's somehow related to the recent whistle blower and or the congressman who sent an open letter to the head of CIA saying "I'm not sure if you're getting my requests through private channels so please call me wh
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by gosub100 5mo ago
There's more to the story they aren't letting on to.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
They are functioning, just not for the same country
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Flock cams
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by gosub100 5mo ago
good first step. better next step: allow us to block them even better next step: charge them egress, storage, compute, and energy fees for uploading them.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
oh it would be terrible, I dont think they would die though. I would never do that to any pet!
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Have you seen the stories / studies about how crowd sourced knowledge can be very accurate when taken in aggregate? I don't know the name for it, but if 1000 people guess how many peanuts are in a barrel, their errors cancel out a
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Good luck to you. I also share the fear about approaching women, so you're not alone there. Good luck, I hope you find success in love.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Fear you'd go to jail, but not crash and die or be in a coma? I think cats can tolerate a week without food which should be longer than your jail sentence.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Sort of off topic but I like HN and comments like yours for educating me about subjects I would otherwise know nothing about. Thank you
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Employer fishing to see if the person is married, which will require additional dependents on health insurance. Married is possibly more likely to have kids and take more time off for them or maternity/paternity leave.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Ironically we're not far from having custom AI filters that remove any sentiment we want, namely, "this seems AI generated". I'm with you, those comments add no value and are only guesses. Even normal samples of writing
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by gosub100 5mo ago
I've never heard of the tie between PE and pensions until today. I find it very hard to believe that if pensions didn't exist, nobody would have come along and exploited the same loopholes.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Your Chicago government has way bigger problems than covering its promises to deliver elderly people the standard of life they earned.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Me and my friend in the 90s dug a fucking HOLE in the back yard because we were so bored. We got it down to about 5 feet, probably just enough to be dangerous. This was still in the era of SNES and Sega, but even those got boring after a
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Now I do, but I built a few headless media servers for friends and was very disappointed when they stopped working after power outages.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
You don't think that corporate weasels have a way to avoid the tax? In Nevada, if you have a gaming license you must "use it or lose it", and for this reason, sometimes 24-hour "casinos" pop up in vacant buildings,
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by gosub100 5mo ago
I think for businesses that own multiple properties, they can claim losses on vacant buildings to offset their taxes in other profitable ones.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
They will be delivered as soon as fusion power plants come online to charge them. I agree with you, I'm sick of hearing about the "developments" in batteries, nano materials, and fusion. Need an add blocker for these.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
My main pain points were that it doesn't survive power hits. If your power goes out, it will reboot and ask you to manually fsck the filesystem.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
It doesn't cover risk. If one or more gpus dies, who pays for it? If you rent, you are guaranteed to be insulated from this risk. But owning, you might not have the best return policy from the vendor. And if you are actually at fault f
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by gosub100 5mo ago
I've heard of this before. Activists put trackers on recyclables and the automatic sorter removes them because they have metal, and the activist gets outraged that the item went to the trash.
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Not even the summary of the recipe, I think a lot of the "value" AI provides is decluttering the interface. All these perverse incentives conspire to make it undesirable for web publishers to simply show you a cake recipe. They ne
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Regarding a swiffer: it's a zero sum game. Where did the materials come from? The earth. Where did they return after use? The earth. The only thing changed was the energy used to create and transport them. If conserving energy was impo
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by gosub100 5mo ago
Their enemy has bases there

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