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by hahajk 5y ago
I haven’t looked at carfax in a while, how granular is the location data? I thought it just reported state, in which case you simply never buy a car that has been on the south or east coasts?
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by hahajk 5y ago
Is this actually true? If I was arrested for an image on my phone, would no one in the judge/jury team be allowed to see the image that was flagged? I understand it’s allegedly contraband, but if I were a judge I don’t think I’d take a
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by hahajk 5y ago
I have to imagine that you’ll be investigated and can let Apple rehash your photos and find the ones that tripped the system. If Apple rehashes all your photos and suddenly none of them are tripping, and they accuse you of deleting the bad
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by hahajk 5y ago
If I see a charge for 14.35, for example, I search my gmail for “14.35” and in the email click “order details.”
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by hahajk 5y ago
“his new landlord told him that the store’s monthly costs—rent, taxes, insurance, and maintenance—would go up an impossible 150 percent, to $5,000 a month.” I’ve never owned or rented commercial real estate so I guess I never knew how much
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by hahajk 5y ago
And some might say “but the hive itself doesn’t have consciousness, or an ‘experience’”. Which is impossible for you to know, unless you are (or have been) a hive.
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by hahajk 5y ago
So would you say the times when "things were good" was before modern suburbanism, or in other words the 1940s and earlier?
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by hahajk 5y ago
Nurses, firefighters, and military already work unusually bad hours but they don’t seem to be especially well-paid.
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by hahajk 5y ago
We don’t allow private companies to buy the technology required to protect themselves against a physical army.
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by hahajk 5y ago
This looks like it advocates hooking the output of one network up to the input of another, which seems like a very roundabout way of copying the weights from one network to another.
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by hahajk 5y ago
It’s also not guaranteed that a gene that makes you glow red under fluorescent light will be noticed by other mosquitoes, but we can probably toss that in the pile of growing evidence. “A fluorescent marker gene that glows under a special r
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by hahajk 6y ago
dang, $29k starting price and you don’t even get power windows? What happened to the F150??
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by hahajk 6y ago
haha, yeah like dvds. i then imagine a world with pirate directories you subscribe to with the current podcast players
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by hahajk 6y ago
I thought you were going to link to one of those “egg opening” videos. They’re the reason I don’t turn on youtube. The terrible thing is that one of them made it on to Netflix... now I have to get rid of Netflix because its all she’ll watch
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by hahajk 6y ago
A little more efficient than a human then.
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by hahajk 6y ago
Identical except that the real one blasted off in a rocket.
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by hahajk 6y ago
We thought he would answer that question in the article!
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by hahajk 6y ago
I’ve moved every 12-18 months for the past 10 years and rented everywhere. I’m one datapoint but apartments/property managers have been way better than private owners. The private owners always seem to be figuring out for the first tim
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by hahajk 6y ago
The problem is that Occam’s Razor will always point to panic attacks in cases where the underlying issue doesn’t immediately show up on imaging/blood work. In this case, though, her neighbor allegedly found lead in the water.
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by hahajk 6y ago
Oh man, take it from someone who has been in the Navy: that’ll have to be one gigantic and well-functioning spaceship.
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by hahajk 6y ago
Those visuals are badass. I know the nn was trying to replicate “realistic” images, but this semi-organic nonsense vibe would actually be awesome at a concert.
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by hahajk 6y ago
I haven’t had an off-by-one error since I stopped using for loops.
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by hahajk 6y ago
David Bronner has a history of pro-drug activism, including planting hemp in the DEA headquarters. https://www.newyorker.com/magazine/2016/02/29/david-bronner-...
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by hahajk 6y ago
Haha, probably because there’s no consensus on what it is. I was about to respond and say “if we teuely are deterministic then no, there can’t be moral actions.” But it turns out like usual I’m totally unequipped to answer the question. ht
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by hahajk 6y ago
In the US our employers also submit our taxes to the govt. But because they don’t have enough information about our lives (mortgage payments, donations, savings incentives) they send the wrong amount. In April we “file our tax return” and p
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by hahajk 6y ago
Dracula is a treasure! I like light themes better but I’ve been using dracula since I can have a consistent theme across emacs, kitty, and firefox without having to figure out their individual configs. I’ve started to use Dracula themes as
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by hahajk 6y ago
I noticed this too only a few months ago! Although I live in the US. I chalked it up to a cold kitchen in the winter. I wonder if it is an issue in the US too but Americans don’t leave their butter out as much as other countries.
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by hahajk 6y ago
And how would they do that? Your browser should warn you the certs aren’t trusted.
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by hahajk 6y ago
And this is why it’s confusing to the unsophisticated investor. Why didn’t they send my money in the first place? They can call it 100% collateral if they really want, but it’s basically payment up front. Once they get the stock I asked for
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by hahajk 6y ago
Yes, we know capital requirements go up, but they cut off buying even for those with sufficient money in their accounts. Money that was transferred from a user bank account and now (I assume) exists in a RH-controlled account. So if RH need

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