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by heartbreak 3y ago
Are you thinking of the right list? The original DJIA components had multiple companies that still exist today such as General Electric and Domino Sugar. The only railroad company was TCI, but they were primarily in the steel business and h
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by heartbreak 3y ago
They’re running the print and mailing through lob.com
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by heartbreak 3y ago
There’s something very “Silicon Valley” about doing something approximately four times and using the acquired expertise to found a startup.
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by heartbreak 3y ago
Is the Yeti Hondo available where you live?
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by heartbreak 3y ago
The personal boycotts of Bud Light are hurting Anheuser-Busch InBev, aren’t they? Sales are down 30% in Q2.
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by heartbreak 3y ago
What’s the killer app for Apple Watch?
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by heartbreak 3y ago
> what is currently happening to Russia is also slated to happen to them. Pretty sure Russia started this war, not the other way around.
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by heartbreak 3y ago
Lightroom is optimized in a workflow sense for photographers, and is tightly integrated with its own digital asset management system (the photo “library”).
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by heartbreak 3y ago
I know an associate using it to generate VBA scripts to automate document updates, searches, and email generation. ChatGPT never knows anything about the matter, but it’s really good at writing VBA fast .
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by heartbreak 3y ago
> slow, bloated RubyMine IDE If you haven’t tried it in a while, it’s quite good on Apple’s arm chips. Doesn’t feel slow at all, and the battery hit is negligible.
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by heartbreak 3y ago
How would you take down an armed assailant yourself? In this hypothetical scenario where you are rushing to the school, are you carrying a firearm as well?
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by heartbreak 3y ago
> You can bet your life I was in my car and speeding down the street to get him out ASAP within 60 seconds of receiving the text. There are multiple layers of “bad” with this. If there is a threat, you’re hindering emergency response. Re
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by heartbreak 3y ago
That’s debatable. Not all consideration is obvious.
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by heartbreak 3y ago
> here is an application (your browser), fetch whatever data you need (html) from whatever sources you need (my web server) Parentheticals added.
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by heartbreak 3y ago
If we consider the Word 2.0 (for Windows) era as the beginning of a graphical Microsoft Office suite, then graphical Office has had the ribbon for as long as it didn’t: 16 years. I’m still waiting for people to stop complaining about it.
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by heartbreak 3y ago
It’s a bit concerning how many folks I’ve met at meetups talking about how they are using ChatGPT at work. The few I’ve pressed on it have said they’re not supposed to, but they do it off the company hardware so no one knows.
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by heartbreak 3y ago
So this post was on the front page from about 0300 to 0700 in California? Yeah, I suspect the results are a bit off.
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by heartbreak 4y ago
Why am I pricing the gas in LA? Most car buyers do not live in LA.
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by heartbreak 4y ago
I used to have my laundry machines in my attached garage, outside of the living space and separated by sufficient insulation that I couldn’t hear the buzzer go off. Those machines had WiFi, and I’d get a push notification when the cycle was
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by heartbreak 4y ago
A base model Nissan Versa is $15k MSRP. They have other models in that range. Or you can get a new Toyota Corolla for $21k MSRP, which is close enough.
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by heartbreak 4y ago
Because food and housing still costs money?
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by heartbreak 4y ago
I know many people in my circles who would find literal religious meaning in the work of painting your fence.
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by heartbreak 4y ago
Dependabot is for security issues, not this?
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by heartbreak 4y ago
I’m looking at the ChatGPT interface right now (paid account) and I have a “Model:” drop-down at the start of a new chat that says: - Legacy (GPT-3) - Default (GPT-3.5) - GPT-4
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by heartbreak 4y ago
Local SF politics notwithstanding, criminals figure they won’t get caught, not that they won’t get punished. But sure, jailing individuals can be considered a systemic fix, too.
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by heartbreak 4y ago
> The left wanted to integrate the youth into the tech community by offering free coding classes so they wouldn't rob cellphones. The left-left argued for free iphones for everybody. I was like, hey how about catching the robber &am
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by heartbreak 4y ago
It is. You open those sites in Firefox.
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by heartbreak 4y ago
Criminal investigations, especially when the subject is this high-profile, move very slowly.
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by heartbreak 4y ago
Despite your disclaimers, this seems to be in bad faith given that “all they’ve got” implies he’ll never be indicted again. Also, Al Capone was indicted for what?
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by heartbreak 4y ago
Buy your bulbs at Costco. Problem solved.

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