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by jpindar 6y ago
Are you aware of Prime Wardrobe? I haven't tried it, but it sounds good. https://www.amazon.com/prime-wardrobe/b/?ie=UTF8&node=148071...
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by jpindar 6y ago
But then you'd have to have domain knowledge and why would you learn domain knowledge when the ideal career is a new job in a new industry every few months. </HN>
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by jpindar 6y ago
Where are you shopping? Only 5 of the first 50 microwaves that I just saw on Amazon have knobs.
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by jpindar 6y ago
Mars is particularly bright right now too, it's quite striking.
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by jpindar 6y ago
Every public library I've been in had lots of books that were older than a couple of years.
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by jpindar 6y ago
You're clearly not aware of what's been happening the past few days. It's not good contributions or help.
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by jpindar 6y ago
Some phones have HDMI out.
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by jpindar 6y ago
In before that stupid quote about boots!
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by jpindar 6y ago
Phillips Hue devices work without the cloud connection.
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by jpindar 6y ago
I found monoshaft.com and genomeshotgun.com.
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by jpindar 6y ago
You don't need to use the mod operator to do fizzbuzz.
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by jpindar 6y ago
The worldbuilding stackexchange would probably enjoy discussing this, if you posed it as the basis for a novel.
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by jpindar 6y ago
Same here. It took me the longest time to realize that for some people reading is something that doesn't happen until they choose to do it.
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by jpindar 6y ago
The users were hooked on buying from Amazon. But they were following the affiliate links from Goodreads to get to Amazon.
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by jpindar 6y ago
By offering them a lot of money - i.e. buying them.
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by jpindar 6y ago
That's not true. Except for rural areas, most of the US has broadband internet, typically from their cable company.
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Amazon’s Alexa for Landlords Is a Privacy Nightmare Waiting to Happen(gizmodo.com.au)
5 points by jpindar 6y ago|0 comments
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by jpindar 6y ago
And if you use your desktop computer, you can be up and coding in a few seconds. But as with the Pi, you won't be working with bare metal microcontrollers which are the point of the article.
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by jpindar 6y ago
I've heard that if a recruit doesn't have a middle name, the US military will assign them one: NMI, which stands for No Middle Initial.
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by jpindar 6y ago
People still use Shoutcast, it's the standard way to DJ in virtual worlds.
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by jpindar 6y ago
It's impossible to say that "all people will never want to do X", as there are some strange people out there. However, there are many emails that I want that I would never want to reply to. When I order something I like getti
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by jpindar 6y ago
The lawmakers have good insurance and are wealthy enough to pay for the rest of it.
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by jpindar 6y ago
>Do that many people exist that really vote against it? I have never even seen it on a ballot.
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Memers are making deepfakes, and things are getting weird(technologyreview.com)
68 points by jpindar 6y ago|33 comments
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I've sometimes told people their idea was non-optimal.
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by jpindar 6y ago
They deliver in small towns outside of what I would call a major metro area. Probably not in actual rural areas though.
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by jpindar 6y ago
Same with articles about legislation. They rarely give the actual name or number of a bill or law.
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by jpindar 6y ago
There are people who see a post about it on social media and appear to believe it has.
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by jpindar 6y ago
And you'd definitely want an app, where people could chat, share their stories... :)
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by jpindar 6y ago
Some states have loosened the rules about daycare.

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