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> let prices of eggs go insane I could just eat fewer things made out of eggs There are people who don't eat eggs at all!
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Well, I have enough to buy a house, but it's in stocks. They have been beating the inflation recently, but that's because the high beta ones dropped like crazy during the rate hikes so I'm just making back my losses
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Pharma is a terrible investment, they spend all money on R&D and acquisitions of firms that completed trials successfully I don't know why people rail against Pharma when healthcare like hospitals have huge returns on investment in
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3y ago
> Maximum production quotas How does the government know the exact amount to produce?
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3y ago
It's not that Python is bad. It's the people who want to just hack something quick together go to Python, so any time you pick up some software written in Python it's marred with all kinds of compatibility issues and bugs whe
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3y ago
I was with you until you said Heineken tastes good
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3y ago
I had a few bottles of beer that I was drinking, but after some time even kept in an air conditioned room, they did spoil eventually. Bottles in general are not as good as cans at keeping beer fresh.
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3y ago
he meant 0.001 kg
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That's not true because Thorup's algorithm is O(n log log n)
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3y ago
Yeah, since Chrome doesn't support it, why would anyone use it? It's a chicken and egg problem
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Me neither, they just banned me for posting on subs they didn't like
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They're not going to show you jerking off to the most immersive porn ever in their ad But that's what majority of people would actually buy VR headsets would do
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If I were to use an iPhone I would jailbreak it on the first day.
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Yes, you should build more housing. But if you're retired, you have to deal with the situation you have now. > Millions of people are born in HCOL areas and make their lives there. We shouldn't ask them to leave. then they shou
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iPhones are really not that expensive, even if you spend $1000 on an iPhone, it's something that's useful to you in everyday life I have a $150 phone and it's constantly slowing me down and wasting my time. When I switch apps
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3y ago
They are already getting taken care of. They chose to live in a high cost of living area. You don't get to complain that you retired in NYC or SF and Social Security doesn't pay your rent.
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I only turned on heating for one month this winter because I padded windows with extra thermal tape. When it's above 0 °C it's enough to just keep windows closed. Inside the room the temperature only dropped to 20 °C up until the
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3y ago
Beijing, China
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you're talking about expenses that are like $5 there and $10 there $1800 for everything shouldn't be starving
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3y ago
Why don't you actually take some lithium ion batteries and keep checking the voltage? Because mine have dropped to 1.3V now, I noticed they weren't 1.5V to start, so they are crap, but it seems it just only goes lower as they age
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CP and unlawful content is what the state forces them to remove. Other opinions are exactly the slippery slope I am talking about. Russian propaganda is propaganda and lies, but if you remove one type of lies, then why not COVID misinformat
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If they censor "misinformation" in one case, what's to stop them from censoring other "misinformation"? Maybe the COVID lab leak theory is deemed misinformation and removed from your search result. But it's not
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It's sorely lacking Haskell features, I have sometimes written functions to simplify my code to find out the function signature is several lines of code and MUST use references fn apply<A, B, C, G>(mut f: impl FnMut(B) ->
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3y ago
Or was it sign in with Google? No, on this website I signed up with Github. I think?
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They had a ton of downtime on multiple occasions last few months. This wasn't the case in 2022 when I got on almost every day to check on the Ukraine-Russia war news. Now I don't spend as much time on it because Twitter actively p
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Yes, but Twitter used to be much more solid prior to you know, losing a lot of its work-force. Reddit, on the other hand, has improved since a few years ago
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Other than multiple hour downtimes, you mean? That's not quickly for one of the most-visited websites in the world. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_most_visited_websites Also, it seems Ukraine war topics are
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About a billion people in China can manage without a single Google program on their phone
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My dad's friend emailed over 400 companies looking for a job. The response rate is atrocious
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4y ago
Never got a job by submitting my resume. It's always some connection or some recruiter that does more work than just submitting a resume.
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