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11mo ago
Discord music player bots and automod scripts.
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11mo ago
Important extra step is that the market can't respond and increase capacity - it is increasingly difficult to set up a new vet clinic (nimby, local regulations, insurance, fitout costs) and so any existing vets who wants to roll their
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11mo ago
I think it wasnt just reboot inconvenience, I feel like there was a period of time where some software updates would break or make your software experience worse. I have vague memories as a teenager of running older versions of MSN messenge
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11mo ago
Ultimately every purchase you make is a vote in support of the company/org you are buying from. Why do you go to one grocery store vs another? One hairdresser vs another?
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1y ago
If the conflict is that the child is expected to behave politely, but the parents do not model this behaviour in the first place, then we are back at screentime being a retreat from conflict. 'Do as I say, not as I do' etc.
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1y ago
Engineered stone benchtops/products have already been banned in Australia due to this.
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1y ago
Lots of people in this thread missing that unsweetened yogurt options are probably not distributed evenly across US supermarkets. Your local coastal city store might have a half dozen plain greek yogurts but I bet there are plenty of areas
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1y ago
There are tests, proceedures etc that are 'denied' coverage by Medicare(universal health coverage) but you can try get your private health insurance to cover it, or just pay out of pocket, unless it's the doctor refusing the
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1y ago
If you are in the 'couple of times a year' consumer type bucket you might not be valuable enough to do the deep discounting to. They offer the better deals to the 'couple of times a month' or more frequent users to keep
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1y ago
Why is 'legitimate' local government the hurdle here? Surely the presence of foreign troops killing civillians and destroying infrastructure counts as an occupation.
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1y ago
I think in the context of the article it might be more skill related - eg if you were the only engineer in a room full of people making engineering decisions. You might not be marginalised in the greater business, but for a particular proje
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1y ago
I know you are being facetious, but its hard to get past the uncomfortable theatre of 'this is all just fake nice for tips' if you are visiting from a non-tipping country.
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1y ago
Also, it's not specific brands, its specific product lines. Some of these brands make performant sunscreen, and then will have a variant (say, 'sport waterproof 12hr' or 'spray on') which underperforms.
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1y ago
Back in my day, we called this a pyramid scheme.
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1y ago
Adding/reducing friction is a reliable way to change behaviour, and the companies know this too. I dont save my card details to prefill, I don't use nfc payments and I keep a low balance in the transaction account my debit card, i
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1y ago
The only people I know who purchased VR & regularly used it were weathly, childless and had enough spare space in their house to dedicate to it. Yes, you can blow $$$ on a pc but the footprint of a pc is much smaller (a desk+ chair agai
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1y ago
Software assistants summarising all my communications is intrusive, regardless of where the model runs.
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1y ago
Is advising people to wear sunscreen and not speed also nannying? If the government ultimately bears the costs of poor health of citizens, why shouldnt they embark on public health interventions to lower those costs.
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1y ago
Many of Australia'a agricultural markets are isolated by strong biosecurity/quarantine restrictions. Not subsidies, but a form of protection nonetheless. There are even internal borders- transporting produce across state lines is
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1y ago
I'm concerned that the move-fast-and-break-things crowd will attempt to ply their trade on reactor tech and leave us with a bunch of failed projects in jurisdictions that won't hold them to account. The space is heavily regulated
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1y ago
There have been a handful of residential venture backed bricklaying and extrusion concreting robotics startups that I am aware of but they've had trouble with outputs not meeting builsing standards, interupting other tradespeople workf
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It's inevitable not because of any inherent quality of the tech, but because investors are demanding it be so and creating the incentives for 'inevitability'. I also think EV vehicles are an 'inevitability' but I am
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1y ago
Can't imagine why skilled migrant workers arent flocking to red states.
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For consumer pproducts, sure, don't buy them. For people in office based careers, they may not get a choice when their company rolls out copilot, or management decide to buy an ai helpdesk agent, or a vendor pushes ai slop into the nex
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1y ago
Australian FF points programs ceased being about flights long ago, now they are a complex web of data harvesting and cross promotion. Why are our airlines offering homeloans, health insurance and retirement investment funds?
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1y ago
It's polarizing because the 'no screen' side is no longer given an option on the market to express that preference.
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1y ago
Yeah this is a serious issue (loss of manufacturing capacity) but also,a lot of these products don't need to exist. Loss of cheap manufacturing resources may be a end of ZIRP- like event for consumer goods.
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1y ago
If I was a highly competitve salon owner I would be encouraging all clients to have short haircuts, because I wanted the repeat customers (short hair cuts require more frequent visits). Same for colouring hair, nail, eyelash extensions etc.
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It's not control for the sake of control, it's control for the sake of agricultural economy. Orange production in florida is on the way out, thanks to citrus greening from an introduced pest.
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1y ago
I'm no contact with the parent that has my childhood home. As a result of this I've become very unsentimental, after a few painful years of trying to retrieve the few items I cared about, only for that parent to realise they had v
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