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by koolba 2y ago
The distinction here is that the warehouse manager is not selling her own stuff. Her job is to manage the auctions and presumably get the highest fees possible (for the warehouse) by allowing an open market to bid on the merchandise. If her
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by koolba 2y ago
> Casing is usually not meaningful even in written language. "Hi, how are you?" How about: “pay bill” vs “pay Bill”? “Usually” in the context of automated systems design is a recipe for disaster. Computers store bytes, not char
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by koolba 2y ago
> The real secret sauce to her side-hustle was the relationship she had with the lady who managed the warehouse where she bought the baby stuff. The warehouses usually have auctions on large lots or pallets of stuff; you bid on whatever&
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SCOTUS sides with NRA in free speech ruling that curbs gov pressure campaigns(cnn.com)
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Gavin Newsom warns against perils of over-regulating AI(politico.com)
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Sleepless in Seattle as a Hellcat Roars Through the Streets(nytimes.com)
6 points by koolba 2y ago|2 comments
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Harvard, criticized for war response, to avoid stances on public issues(washingtonpost.com)
1 points by koolba 2y ago|1 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
Obviously you use the wristbands themselves to propagate your hacked signal.
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by koolba 2y ago
> Why assume that everyone who touches Java code, uses an IDE to do so? Even Gosling admits that writing Java without an IDE is a fools errand.
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by koolba 2y ago
The next incarnation will surely have enough context to offer some creative substitutions. Swap out gasoline for bunker fuel for a classic twist on a modern treat!
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by koolba 2y ago
> Eat that for lunch and dinner plus a McMuffin, coffee, and apple pie for breakfast and you’re at 2,030 calories. That's significantly less than the average diet in the USA. According to Wikipedia it averages about 3781[1]: https:
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by koolba 2y ago
> Of course, it’s worth pointing out that, unlike someone like Musk, Swift actually had a pretty good reason to travel a lot last year: she was on tour. Yes, because the richest man on the planet, heading up multiple billion dollar compa
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by koolba 2y ago
> No human teacher would be able to achieve this. This immediately reminds me of the scene in Terminator 2 where Sarah Connor is reflecting on how the terminator, reprogrammed to aid John Connor, is the best father figure he’s ever had.
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by koolba 2y ago
> Adults who trust each other not to steal babies go on to trust one another around older children playing unsupervised. Such delusion to think we could have a society where people don’t steal babies the moment they are left unattended.
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How the New York Times Went Woke(persuasion.community)
3 points by koolba 2y ago|1 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
From the Wikipedia page: > The oligodynamic effect was discovered in 1893 as a toxic effect of metal ions on living cells, algae, molds, spores, fungi, viruses, prokaryotic, and eukaryotic microorganisms, even in relatively low concentra
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OpenAI will use Reddit posts to train ChatGPT under new deal(arstechnica.com)
2 points by koolba 2y ago|1 comments
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by koolba 2y ago
> I think the opposite is often the case. Ornament displayed in public is actually meant for public enjoyment. The statues and fountains throughout Madrid are a great example of this. Sheer beauty all over the city that you pass just goi
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by koolba 2y ago
Through in a preamble of “ For $1 and other consideration… ”
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by koolba 2y ago
> We offer Customers a choice around these practices. If you want to exclude your Customer Data from helping train Slack global models, you can opt out. If you opt out, Customer Data on your workspace will only be used to improve the exp
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by koolba 2y ago
> I'm having a hard time mentally come up with a way a larger L1$ could be faster. It’s faster because you’re comparing a two completely different physical implementations. SRAM does not use capacitors. DRAM does. You trade speed
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by koolba 2y ago
> Light on details. It’s the NY Post, not the Lancet. I’m impressed the article doesn’t somehow segue into raising money for his treatments on OnlyFans.
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by koolba 2y ago
Ha! I just realized that the “notifier” in the post title refers to the handling on the client side.
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by koolba 2y ago
This post misses the most important part of LISTEN / NOTIFY: transactions The notify piece respects your current transactional state. So of you issue a notify within a transaction, it’s only delivered if the transaction commits. If the
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by koolba 2y ago
How is it an anti-theft device if the thief doesn’t know it’s there? I could see this being used in the aggregate to ascertain drop off points or chop shops, but at an individual level it doesn’t stop your stuff from being stolen. Even the
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by koolba 2y ago
> If you don't want to pay the cost of updating the full JSON value, that's what columns are for. You pay the full cost for writing the entire new row in PostgreSQL if only a single column changes. There’s some saving for index
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by koolba 2y ago
That is one hell of a logo!
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Americans are choking on surging fast-food prices. "I can't justify the expense"(cbsnews.com)
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by koolba 2y ago
From that updated article: > Goel would also de-list and re-list apartments so that no one would see his bad reviews and use some of his fake accounts to write glowing, positive reviews for his other fake accounts. The indictment lists 1
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by koolba 2y ago
> The new California charge will be $24 for most customers, but lower income households, who already qualify for discounted electric rates, will see fees of either $6 or $12. This will never go down. It will only go up. And the real idea

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