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kjkjadksj
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Suburbs are fun as a kid if the parents are chill. Some of my best childhood memories have been roaming suburbia like a pack of dogs with no regard to anyones property lines. Places to sit? Kids don’t need that. We are content with some bus
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Increasingly services want 2fa and other bullshit that only really plays nice with a modern smartphone. They don’t sell a lot of dumb phones fwiw. The network that your old one in the drawer ran on is shut down. The new “dumphones” are usua
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Whatever it is, clearly sitting 8+ hours in a chair is no healthy way to live. You don’t have to ask what our ancestors did. You can see it in our bodies. What does a healthy body take? Something on the order of 3-4 days a week of intense e
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They were able to raise both chicago and sacramento over a dozen feet some 100+ years ago. Maybe something similar can be done today.
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It isn’t expansion that it would do it is a return to wandering. When a river wanders, typically people die. It is not a good thing to be near a wandering river.
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They won’t pay out even outside risky areas if your stuff is too old. 35 year old roof blown off in a storm? Insurance will say it was at end of life anyhow and worth $0. Tough.
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I said looking towards it not retiring. Probably retiring in 12 years or so with the company planning for their exit on the horizon seems like a pretty common situation in a lot of fields.
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They don’t though. Hit your golf ball into the cart path and see what happens after. Pro or competitive golfer will toss it and use a new ball.
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5mo ago
Branding not used for its intended purpose is about as useful as calling your landscaping company four seasons.
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5mo ago
Yup. Also ML is called AI now too at least as far as hiring managers are concerned. Adjust your resume accordingly.
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People are looking towards retirement by the time they are 50 usually
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There will be a lot of super seniors on the doorstep of retirement, but no seniors.
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Read TFA these concerns are addressed.
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Or you take the old bulb to the store and buy the same kind. Funny how everytime someone says the AI made their life easier, it really didn’t seem like it when you paint out what the “old way” actually looked like. You should ask how ai peo
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How can flow expand of a finite quantity?
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America has the wealth severely unequally distributed. And worse by the day in that.
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Why is that weird? Airbus probably relies on windows pcs too along with the rest of europe.
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Most everything on earth is pretty trivial to pirate. And yet…
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Wouldn’t that also describe every single US tech and defense contractor? The fact it has deep ties to cia is probably seen as a benefit to the leadership of our allies. Maybe their own public sour on that but you can be sure behind closed d
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It would be a failure. Turns out they do something stupid. People tested this in sf by calling a bunch of waymos at once for a prank, but I guess that is the best case example of what a panicked evacuation on the service might be like. It w
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When the mine closes, democracy does not save the town. It still becomes a ghost town. Democracy cannot work upstream against fundamental market forces. Every industry is being pitched as becoming a ghost town. Democracy will not save us. W
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Money and customers are finite. The market will only grow via finite constraints changing. And ai is not changing these finite constraints.
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The blame is put on democrats because when they lose its because they don’t turn out and when they win its because they do. It is quite simple really. Republicans are far more reliable voters. You can look at vote totals and see this patter
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You can’t even express this anger. You say something alluding to this you are censored online on most major platforms.
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People who have nothing to fear wouldn’t be building bunkers
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Your competition, gimp, is free already.
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I know right and after 6 months it is an app managing a database with some ocr functionality. 6 months for that? I get the wine guy couldn’t do this beforehand, but in the “old days” of say 6 years ago this is the sort of thing you might bu
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Palisades fire damage has also been removed from the mapping.
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Now I’m picturing a dystopia movie. No one knows how to plan any events anymore, some event appears in their calendar and they show up and find some people there matched to their profile. People get silenced from certain events and can’t ge
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5mo ago
Proper search is far more powerful. I can set the weights for the results to various parameters, focusing on certain metadata in particular. Sad to see popular search tools have gone stupid in recent years. But search is still very powerful
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