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> Today's summer homes are so much more different. I've seen a lot of those families I knew back then sell their homes over time. Developers scoop up several properties in a row and build some huge McMansion. Exactly. Lake Win
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ilamont
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That's exactly what my child did with friends a few years ago when they were 19. I know that college students in Vermont frequently go across the border for the same reason.
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I grew up in the Boston area around the same time. Another factor that limited interest in flying to sunny beach places was we already had options close to home during the warmer months, such as Cape Cod, Cape Ann, Hull, Rhode Island, South
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ilamont
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Gemini already labels images with a watermark even if you are using plain text on an original photo or template. Basically forces me to use image editing software for something that could be greatly streamlined.
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Colossal Biosciences has other ongoing projects including reviving the "Red Wolf" using DNA from coyote/wolf hybrids and CRISPR. They also want to introduce a Wooly Mammoth/elephant hybrid. The company was founded by Geo
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Miranda's Rescue was paid to save dogs, but is accused of killing them instead
(kymkemp.com)
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The Long and Unprofitable Life of the Short Story Collection
(laurabmcgrath.substack.com)
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A prize-winning story published in Granta was (likely) written by AI
(lithub.com)
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Mass surveillance of foreigners in China revealed by abandoned demo dashboard
(netaskari.substack.com)
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ilamont
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Thank you!
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A Pew study of a random sample of Internet links conducted in October 2023 found significant “link rot”: almost 40 percent of links that had been active 10 years earlier were broken. And that’s probably an underestimate: the study was base
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> I don’t think it ever materialized but we had a good chuckle about the emergency meeting the Yellow Pages web devs would have had and at what percentage of opt outs. They would just pretend they didn't receive the opt outs, like h
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The day the Pintupi Nine entered the modern world (2014)
(bbc.com)
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C-suite exodus at Boston Dynamics
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State Strategies to Subvert Fraudulent Uniform Commercial Code Filings [pdf]
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NPR finds "no sign" of Polymarket at its Panama HQ address
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The KLF: Return to Trancentral
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What Is Authorship When Machines Can Write?
(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
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“Court judgments are not self-enforcing. Solvent or honest debtors will want to pay soon after judgment is entered. A judgment will show up on credit reports and will be a matter of public record. This will be a problem for any judgment deb
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Opus 4.7 knows the real Kelsey
(theargumentmag.com)
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If you've had credit cards in the past, your minimum payments and debt servicing will be a lot more expensive than before.
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I can't speak for bankruptcy filings, but I've sat through small claims sessions on a few occasions and probably half are for credit card debt. Most of the time the defendant doesn't show and assuming the bank wins, damages c
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Isn't that what Britain used to do? "Tax exiles" living in exotic places for years at a time?
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How does the service and support part of this work in countries that have opened the door to Chinese EVs? Do they operate like Tesla, or can indie garages handle repairs? How long are warranties?
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Air Force can't quit the A-10 Warthog, extends service into 2030
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The cost for posting links using X's API increased today by 1900%
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USPS Inspector General Issues Alert on Counterfeit Postage
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Fake Claude site installs malware that gives attackers access to your computer
(malwarebytes.com)
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He said open source norms intended to protect the integrity of the project, including public discussion over calls, broad consensus before decisions, and scheduling that accommodated global time zones, had created a culture that made it fu
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As for Phase 2 — if he actually gets Ollama + Qwen 72B running on Oracle Cloud ARM, then uses DSPy for self-optimization and Aider for code self-modification… That would be a different story. One that has nothing to do with us, and is enti
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