jjeaff

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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   So she got you $12k over asking, but cost you $15k+. That math doesn't support your conclusion.
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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   I did that with my house. But I had to publish on the listing that we would pay a buyer commission otherwise, no one would come. Luckily, another unrepresented person bought it so I didn't have to pay the commission.
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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   Does this mean that the current copilot offering is not GPT4? I read the announcement and really can't tell what is supposed to be different about this than the current VS Code copilot extension. Is it just expanded availability to oth
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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   unfortunately, I don't think any country in the world has a system where bureaucrats don't have to make decisions about which treatments will and won't be paid for.
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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   even a non-profit system has to control costs.
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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   interestingly, the accord hybrid gets around 47 mpg. only about 11mpg more than the gas version.
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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   Interesting. Unfortunately, that is not quite enough to charge a 48v li-on battery. You need something like 52v.
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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   "The validity of the public debt of the United States, authorized by law, including debts incurred for payment of pensions and bounties for services in suppressing insurrection or rebellion, shall not be questioned." It is strange
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   by jjeaff 3y ago

   A company policy requiring large blocks of time off strikes me as a really good idea for companies that can afford it. The employees get time to decompress and destress thus making them more productive and creative. And the company is given
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    how often is "understanding your project history" something that actually comes up for you? In all my years of working with projects in git, I will occasionally look at my history to help me find a change that may have led to a bu
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    I guess it's all relative. Memory is significantly cheaper if you get it anywhere but on loan from a cloud provider.
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    USB PD is 20v max. I think most electric bikes are 24v or 48v
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    this might not be worth it, depending on where you live, but EDD has physical offices. Where, infuriatingly, you also cannot talk to a real person. they have banks of phones you can pick up and it will dial you in to their call system. I ha
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    it probably wasn't a full throated lie. there are so many ways to mislead without lying when it comes to financials. like quietly lumping in your MS office subscriptions into your Azure web services numbers.
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    The two hackers on one keyboard portion of that scene may have been to screw with people. But the last portion of that sequence, I think, was actually meant to pander to the elder generation that makes up the vast majority of their viewersh
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    Just a regular KVM? You can get them all day for $20-$30 on amazon. I use this $30 one for up to 4 systems. https://a.co/d/eDtP3BW
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    and for all of those products, you have not just the engineers, you have QA, product managers, moderators, designers, a whole pyramid of HR, sales, accountants, data analysts, finance teams, legal, compliance, support staff for many of thes
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    Well any ISP is using a 10gig connection at some point upstream. But that doesn't mean everyone would be justified in advertising 10 gig speeds.
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    The NYT doesn't get everything right, but they still have a strong reputation for factual reporting. when they do get something wrong, they generally print a retraction and it is a big deal. I don't think it is fair or factual to
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    I assume you took the exact same dosage, form, and type of delivery as Musk and that you have the same genetics and diet as Musk? Because otherwise, there are far too many factors at play to make any comparison.
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    Are there really any laws requiring special types of signatures? Because I've never had a legal doc sent to me that they weren't fine with just stamping my signature on the line or even printing it out, signing it, and scanning it
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    Very strange juxtaposition to have a company owned by a non-profit, calling its product "Open AI" that is definitely not open and not free competing with a for-profit mega corp's product that is both free and open source.
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    they still make them, although this one seems to be out of stock on Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/Nordic-Ware-Microwave-Micro-Go-Round-...
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    I bought a Forte brand microwave on Amazon. (I've never heard of the brand). But it has been a good microwave so far. and I was happy to notice that when the clock is not set, the screen just stays blank rather than a blinking 12:00.
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    I agree. the stint was awful and I wasn't able to pass most of the stone fragments until the stint was removed. the strange thing is that my dad had a similarly sized stone about a year after me and had the same procedure. his doctor d
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    it could just be the stress that having kidney stones put on your kidneys in addition to the stress the ultrasonic waves impart. but also, probably the worst part of lithotripsy is that they usually use a strong x-ray to see what they are d
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    I've never heard of fast fashion being attributed to just women's clothing. There are plenty of men's clothing options at stores like Zara and Uniqlo
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    "Most" might be technically correct on some grounds. But more than 1/3 of American hospitals are for profit several of the largest health insurance providers are for profit. and basically every specialist, independent doctor
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    I don't think they are hated by the artists. I think they provide the artists a very useful and desirable service. Which is to extract every possible penny from fans while also taking the negative PR hit on behalf of the artist. The ar
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    by jjeaff 3y ago

    I have never heard of any company being able to impound fake products from the end consumers either. It's possible they have never tried, but normally they are only seizing product en masse from people selling it.