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isthisthingon99
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
So I got lucky. I was using wayfair early on and the quality was always great and exactly what I wanted. I think my average order must be have been between 1-2k with them, a couple of times a year. Haven't used them since 2016(?) thoug
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Haha
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
I'm old enough to remember the absolute massive jump in internet usefulness when yahoo started using Google search for its results. This feels to me the same kind of jump but may be a step too.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Google IBM and nazis
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
I can relate (as a man) and can say it was only when I started hanging around other dudes who would relentlessly mock each other that my feelings improved.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Don't worry no one will ever use it except sometimes and the one time you forgot to use it but it could have been useful and someone will point out how you forgot to use it and it could have been useful and you will beat yourself up ab
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Shut up, again.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Man shut up
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Hi, This is very cool, thanks for porting.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
There is a website that employers are using to verify background which includes current employers. I believe it's run by idp.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Bro you're weird. Are you really going through the entire post history lol.
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4y ago
Because a few years ago they used that on gay marriage and they said no you will never have men dressed as women in libraries you're being silly. The slippery slope is a real thing. Entropy is real. It takes work to maintain moral beha
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Most users don't care but yes it's nice for the market to have something like this.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Probably a payment plan on the fines.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Accurate.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
I still don't know how that dude makes money. People use my software multiple times a day, so the nag is quite annoying. I need WinRar once in a few months, maybe.
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4y ago
Exactly the idea.
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4y ago
New revenue stream!
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4y ago
I have a product that has zero reduction in functionality if your license or trial runs out, just constantly nags you when you do useful things with it. Eventually, the workers at the company insist on the company buying it. Sometimes takes
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
Let's go with your assumption. What you are saying is purely due to political leaning, one is more likely to grift than another?
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
We know what you mean. You're still wrong.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
homeschooling doesn’t properly socialize children
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
I provided no interpretation other than to imply grift isn't exclusive to one political leaning.
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4y ago
Not just https://www.nbcnews.com/news/nbcblk/black-lives-matter-activ...
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
I still think that this will be a major form of AI that is accessible to the public at large and it will enable productivity improvements at all levels. I'm not joking, this is really something I think will/should happen.
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4y ago
You are right, and I did not take into account genetic factors. The advice is for otherwise healthy people who don't have to worry about such things. Please share the conditions you are experiencing. People struggle with many things, a
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
You said it well. One of the things I also strive to do when walking is to focus on things in the distance, especially since I work on a screen all day long.
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
I'm 40+ and cognitive decline is in your hands. Exercise daily or at the very least walk outside for an hour and you'll be fine.
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4y ago
How long does it take to train a human? It's useless for two years then maybe it can tell you it needs to poop. The breakthrough will be developing this equivalent in an accessible manner and us taking care to train the thing for a cou
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isthisthingon99
4y ago
AI is focused on creating electronic humans that are never tired and can do low skill work with some high level directions. It seems like we will achieve this goal, but the companies will own the electronic humans.
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