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by huffmsa 6y ago
And the wikipedia page cites https://www.forbes.com/profile/bill-gates/?list=billionaires... As the source for Bill Gates' net worth. Why can a free, community edited website successfully attribute it's
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Let's reframe it. > My company "Expected Home Prices" employs a dozen researchers and analysts who generate predictions of the worth of particular properties. > Google Takes our predictions wholesale, and displays them
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by huffmsa 6y ago
"Google Takes My Data and Presents It as Their Own" a better title for you?
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I thought RAM too, but that'd be overkill even for a workstation I'd try to slip past the purchasing dept. Though the rest of the article makes it sound like they're streaming it to a central server, so that's a pretty b
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> half a terabyte of memory 512gb ssd in each street light?
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Sure seems like GitHub and it's affiliates have been having quite a bit of downtime since the Microsoft acquisition. Yes, I understand that npm shifting to GitHub is independent and after the acquisition, but it's awfully coincide
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Because they're physical features already installed, it'll probably be okay. Will void your warranty, but nothing the MFG can do. Same way retuning your ECU to make more power works. Versus something like hacking a subscription fo
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Recent? Nassim Taleb's work is definitely driven by discussions had over wine and squid ink pasta.
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That too. Teetotalers have spent a lot of history trying to stop men from drinking on their porches.
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The foundational work of western philosophy was done by a bunch of Greeks sitting around on someone's porch getting drunk. Your wins in Call of Duty only last until they shutdown the servers.
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Host of Fear Factor.
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Yeah pretty much. I can get in a fire fight with my buddies on the internet without actually improving anything. It's paintball, but you don't get exercise, don't learn about moving your body in space, don't get the same
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Sadly no Easter egg for "bitenuker" (bêteneuker) Caused GE to lose the European market for their pocket microwave back in 2009.
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But not the outdoor games they play in football stadiums. Went to one. Was way Wilder than a typical hockey game
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Likely they wouldn't, but if during their line chrck, they found other more dangerous omissions and failures by the promotor to setup the stage and equipment correctly, they definitely could cancel. These guys were working with thousan
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Oil is denominated in bbl, pizza is done in inches. I don't make the rules.
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Parent post was talking about 2 pizzas. But you're right it's 200in² per pizza. And a 2 pizza team is the number of people you can feed lunch to with 2 pizzas. Most people would do 1-2 large slices for a lunch, so 4-8 maybe 10 peo
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No, they definitely all go hand in hand https://9b16f79ca967fd0708d1-2713572fef44aa49ec323e813b06d2d... https://s1.cdn.autoevolution.com/images/news/the-toyota-pick... https://pyxis.nymag.co
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Aye, you go to Chicago and you're talking 1-2" of depth of mostly cheese on these pies. Literal pounds of pizza.
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16" pizza. You won't get a whole meal out of it, (16 total slices, 400in², 25in² per slice), but you'll fuel everyone for a few hours.
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Got me thinking about how I learned. Definitely wasn't cueing, even though I was in the late 90s - early 2000s cohort. Lots of spelling tests, and A gamified computer program. Can't remember the name, but it was A system with quiz
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by huffmsa 6y ago
It's a bad idea when the slices aren't independently achievable. The military analog is the fire team (3-4 ppl) or the squad (5-14 ppl), depending on how hungry they are and what the current theater demands. Squads can be assigned
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by huffmsa 6y ago
It's somewhat similar to the mutant behavior of FCoV, which can cause feline infectious peritonitis. Regular FCoV causes some gastrointestinal and respiratory issues, but upon mutation starts breaking down cells and causing issues in t
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Coronaviruses in cats primarily attack the blood. Has been speculated on since as early as March (that I've seen) with more evidence in support since then that this strain of human coronavirus is behaving like that. Explains the majori
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Nintendo fans aren't like that though. They'll buy the new releases. And as a sample size of 1, I'd probably pay $10-$20 for each classic game if I knew it had indefinite portability. Same way I'm happy to pay for classi
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The increased prevalence of F91W, ak47, Toyota N-Series trucks in a region vs normal levels are a good indicator serious shit is going on.
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Isn't that exactly the point of Steam though? Single, highly transferable library. I certainly know that I'd be loading up if they made everything available in perpetuity. And thinking of how many people want to get get into a ser
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If the initial systems were written well, it could be self sustaining enough that it could run with an incompetent staff for quite a while.
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Correct. I won't buy virtual console stuff because it won't carry over. I'd happily buy their whole catalog if I knew it was mine forever.
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I wouldn't be surprised if Nintendo has the source code for most everything they've made. You don't become a 150 year old company without fastidious bookkeeping. Now if they'd just pay the emulator people a bucket of cas

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