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by jxramos 4y ago
hmmm, wonder if it's a preventing cash theft sort of thing with cashiers or something in that space.
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by jxramos 4y ago
I've long been curious about understanding the processes involved in creating our processed food and just what sort of chemicals and treatments the raw material pass through to get to what we know and identify on the grocery shelves.
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lol, forgot all about that https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tay_(bot)
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That’s what I was thinking—-the occasional outlier’s success in pioneering out into the new.
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wow, that's heavy duty.
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I wonder how the experience would have went if we were in on the design of it all. We had our suspicions but I wonder if some folks would have been more compelled to take things into their own hands than passively take all the crazy environ
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by jxramos 4y ago
totally, that's going to be a huge piece of functionality that will add a ton of value to the user. It's what I always worry about in maintaining my scrapers, updating xpaths, all the rigmarole parsing and what not. Stable pages a
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by jxramos 4y ago
I wonder how much is going into location technology much like ShotSpotter but for rockets and mortar and all that sort of thing. They may already know the origins of fire but maybe can't fire back at that precise location or something?
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by jxramos 4y ago
I was watching a Robert Kiyosaki talk with some podcast recently where he mentioned investing in Wagyu beef ranches I think. And he said something to the effect that the poor will stop buying hamburger, but the rich will suck the additional
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by jxramos 4y ago
I'd think that was a function of supply and demand to a large extent, people can forgo non-necessities and therefore the demand drops and the price follows that. For necessities not so much.
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exactly, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Memento_mori
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interesting, do those treated crops get knocked over in strong winds compared to untreated crops or something like that?
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by jxramos 4y ago
interesting, I wonder what the modes of operation are for shuffling across classifications and what specific evidence is required.
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by jxramos 4y ago
usually it's for repairs of broken things, plastic tabs, random cast models, appliance parts, stuff like that. I'll drill a routing for the paperclip to thread through, then I bend and thread the paperclip through the tunnels, the
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by jxramos 4y ago
They can be pretty small. I purchased this set sometime back. It’s served me well. Gyros® HSS Wire Gauge Mini Twist Drill Bit Set |Includes 20 Micro High Speed Steel Bit Sizes #61 to #80 | with Convenient Clear Dome Storage Case (45-22010)
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they certainly do. You know I wonder if the mixing of the category was a reflection of what the majority of latinos presented as in some region in the US at the point in time the category was developed. Most of the latinos in the US dating
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by jxramos 4y ago
yah I'm fuzzy on what white is too precisely. I was going to say caucasian but I don't even know what caucasian means exactly. I guess going by today's landscape I think most people would assume European, but that's a pr
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the thing that's always confused me is why would this category of white lumping together latino even be a thing in the first place? Just seems like a really harebrained idea. That association always confuses many hispanics I know durin
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by jxramos 4y ago
That’s interesting that we have county and city governing bodies at all. It’s natural things like those bodies would unfold but to go this long with the state staying out of these affairs and stepping in when needed is pretty fascinating to
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by jxramos 4y ago
Spot on, look at that. Good memory there https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Village_of_Euclid_v._Ambler_Re... .
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by jxramos 4y ago
> The city councils and zoning boards had zero authority to deny the projects. Zero. How did this authority come to be in the first place? How did cities magically get this authority to dictate how people should build. I imagine such law
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by jxramos 4y ago
I think they need to get into more detail regarding >... uncomfortable with the amount of leching taking place. What amount and what actions specifically, like are the guys ogling the girls non-stop. What are they talking about exactly.
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by jxramos 4y ago
definitely, there's something about using physical space as long term mental storage in effect. It's best when the zones are not mixed, projects out at the garage table vs the dining room table. When the zones overlap that's
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wow, yah if you're carrying hazardous material that changes the calculus for sure.
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I think there's an analogue in dealing with customer service as well. Folks who are better communicators and all that often get their interests best protected when dealing with rogue employees at companies that did some unsavory shenan
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probably the likely outcomes of terrorism. On a plane the whole thing is demolished in a crash because of the kinetic energy involved in colliding with the earth. For a train probably not the same degree of destruction is attainable unless
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it is and there's nothing formulaic here nor any guarantees. Folks can also sit and wait it out and tell the recruiters "now's not a good time but I can reach out to you after X months and we can continue from where we left o
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Yah, they do have utility though, they guard the contents from a higher degree of exposure to dust and kitchen exhaust grime and any splatter that should occur in the space that goes in all directions. Easier to wipe a more or less flat pla

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