lan321

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by lan321 11mo ago
This sounds incorrect. You didn't find it but you're gaining domain knowledge and excluding options, hopefully narrowing down the cause. It's not like you're just chucking random garbage at Jenkins. Of course, if it&#x27
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by lan321 11mo ago
We all have relatives all over the place, many have multiple passports/citizenships, most are well educated and/or make good money, most speak 3+ languages.. It'll work out. Countries take in refugees with much different cult
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by lan321 11mo ago
In my eyes it's more so that we don't care in that sense. My friend group is mostly just keeping in mind that they might have to dip to another country/continent at some point, maybe, unlikely though. I'm pretty sure eve
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by lan321 11mo ago
Can we please not ban either and just put the people who can't differentiate GTA from IRL in asylums?
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by lan321 11mo ago
Discord and Roblox are probably the grooming/edating center of the net right now. The banned ones are just SFW sites where they can see some titties.
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by lan321 11mo ago
The best way with finite money is racecarsdirect or some other similar platform. Cons are you're getting someone else's project. Pros are they've already sunk stupid money into it. You can get great cars on there if you have
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by lan321 11mo ago
I'd say it's a racket for enterprise but it makes sense for small things. For example, a friend of mine, who's in a decent bit of debt and hence on the hunt for anything that can make some money, wanted to try making essentia
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by lan321 11mo ago
It's kind of what Kiro does. You tell it what you want and it gives you a list of requirements, which are in that case mostly the rules for Solitaire. You adjust those until you're happy, then you let it generate tasks, which are
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by lan321 11mo ago
The problem is by that point it's much less useful in projects. I still like them but when I get to the point of telling it exactly what to do I'm mostly just being lazy. It's useful in that it might give me some ideas I didn
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by lan321 11mo ago
In eastern europe they do. It's a decent revenue stream. The loop for many friends is: Put on tint. Get pulled over (hopefully) a while later Police demand you remove it and usually write you a ticket for ~50 eur Maybe you plead that t
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by lan321 11mo ago
My point is about bumfuck nowhere. Places where at night you may or may not see another car for the X km it takes you to get home. That with time people tend to forget they have their high beam bound to the beacon of god, with or without an
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by lan321 11mo ago
Slow down is kind of the general tip, but I find it kinda BS. I can drive slowly focusing on the bushes on the way to/from work in bumfuck nowhere, or I can get some beacon of god aux LEDs for cheap and turn night into day.
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by lan321 11mo ago
What bothers you about tints? I've never bothered to get one since it's illegal where I'm at but the new ones seem pretty cool for cave dwellers who fear the light. They tint well during the day but you can still see at night
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by lan321 11mo ago
TBH if someone discovers how to easily make garage WMDs we're fucked either way. That shit will leak and it will go into mass production by states and individuals. Especially in countries with tight gun control, (organized) crime will
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by lan321 11mo ago
>And don't give me that "but other people would have had guns and stopped him" crap. It rarely works out like that. Due to regulation. If instead of forcing gun free zones and similar bs you push for ~everyone being armed
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by lan321 11mo ago
Damn, how did a rabbit fuck you up so bad? Infection? I've always seen them at the level of chickens. We even had some as livestock when I was a kid but they were in a cage all the time.
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by lan321 11mo ago
We all collectively move. Unless you have a massive amount of unmovable property to lose, that you're willing to die for, going to get torn to pieces by a drone seems like a stupid idea. Even if I'm the reason we win the war, my m
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by lan321 11mo ago
Doubt they'll be able to transition. They are too deep in the slop.
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by lan321 11mo ago
Depends on who you ask. From my grandma (97), it apparently stops being as fun when you start losing autonomy and all your relatives your age are dead.
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by lan321 11mo ago
Gotta rotate your access eyelenses every 3 months office policy incoming. /s
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by lan321 11mo ago
In Mazda we trust! Apparently they'll try to make the NE under a ton.
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by lan321 11mo ago
The farmer is taking the next step in their career journey!
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by lan321 11mo ago
For me Migadu has been good
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by lan321 11mo ago
Also probably to do with cost. Acoustic panels are pretty expensive. I can imagine selling this to a manager/owner won't be easy since it's not clearly bound to return on investment.
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by lan321 11mo ago
Until you see the expected delay going up and you have to start doing the maths of whether you can run from X to Y in under a minute, frantically googling for a second connection and how much a taxi would cost.. (my DB experience since I us
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by lan321 11mo ago
> Does it become ok if we redefine wronging you so it's no longer a crime? In a way, yes. Of course, it's different nowadays in that if I don't like how country X is treating me I just move to country Y so I won't tou
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by lan321 1y ago
I had girl friends who did it to get attention from their parents/boyfriends/classmates. They acknowledged it back then. It wasn't some secret. It was essentially for attention, aesthetics and the light headed feeling. I stil
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by lan321 1y ago
> A child thinking about suicide is clearly a sign that there are far greater problems in their life TBH kids tend to be edgy for a bit when puberty hits. The emo generation had a ton of girls cutting themselves for attention for example
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by lan321 1y ago
One is a crime though. For 'daily' crimes I believe essentially every country has some form of Statute of Limitations. If I decide to pursue a theft 20 years after it happened the courts will tell me to fuck off because it's
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by lan321 1y ago
If you can get the specific documentation for it. Sadly many companies don't want you using the API so they just give you a generic payload and the methods and leave you to it. LLMs are good in the sense that they can tell what type St

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