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by m463 2mo ago
lol a friend would go "camping" with his family and a few other families. They would all reserve the same group campsite every year. When it would get near to the "camping" time my friend would be preparing giant batter
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by m463 2mo ago
What I hate is the folks who get in the middle of all of that and monetize things some new way.
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It must be client-side weather prediction.
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> The dining room hasn't been cleaned since 6am, the trash cans are full. Data says it won't stop you from coming back. It may even make you a more profitable to-go orderer that doesn't need onsite resources. I worry that
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by m463 2mo ago
I wonder what grok "unhinged" would do to your social calendar/bank account.
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I've gotten stuff that was 3-d printed and it was fascinating. For example, ford has a square hole in some dashboards and someone made and sold a 3-d printed phone holder that perfectly fit into the hole. I've seen tool trays that
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by m463 2mo ago
> weird one-piece frames. thinking of the 3d glasses in movies, even the ancient cardboard red/blue ones
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I've never heard of this. Degrowth is an academic and social movement, predominantly in Europe, aimed at the planned and democratic reduction of production and consumption as a solution to social-ecological crises. Commonly cited poli
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but isn't that the other kind of hacker?
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I talked to my ophthalmologist about this (he was not only good, he was a professor at a teaching hospital) He said, there may be some doctors who purport to do this kind of thing. The way he was saying it though was maybe you could floate
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by m463 2mo ago
wait until you get a vitreous detachment. (> 75% get it after 65)
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You know what wonderful thing I noticed about Japan wrt noise? Their heavy equipment doesn't have those backup beepers. I watched a construction site and all I heard were the well-muffled excavators grunting a little to move their hydr
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by m463 2mo ago
I liked reading this: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Indiana_pi_bill
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> think efficiency is unlikely to result in lower demand for compute You can't save yourself rich.
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link is broken, it is just usatoday.com
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Microsoft Responds to Outcry After Quiet Enterprise Install of Beta 'Photos' App(neowin.net)
51 points by m463 2mo ago|35 comments
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It has always been too cheap and easy for corporations to influence the government. The roi is tremendous. It is a problem that makes those hundred year old math proofs that AIs have solved small potatoes.
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> it could be that they just hide it better. "Most men lead lives of quiet desperation" I think we need decent third places back, because the post-internet replacements are sub-par.
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by m463 2mo ago
I liked perl, and later python. Python was harder to write - it was less expressive to me than perl, which could say stuff like "unless <bleh>" while python would require "if not <bleh>" it was more regular,
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> enshittification I was a little worried that "Belvita" was an ai-inserted advertisement in a blog post that had been enshittified.
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On the other hand, school taxes are paid for children someone else had. :)
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UWB is interesting. If you use your phone as a key for your Tesla, you can turn on "nearby interactions" on the phone and the car can very accurately know your position. Then with the accurate positioning, you can stand still in f
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by m463 2mo ago
Subject didn't make sense. 'at' should be 'AT' or 'A.T.' = Appalachian Trail
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hmm.. on my system it shows the graph of micron stock which has exploded
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"connected power inverters produced in foreign countries" I think home devices that phone somebody-elses-home are a cancer anyway. [1] https://docs.fcc.gov/public/attachments/DOC-423682A1.pdf
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I found reading "The Box" about the change to containerized shipping to be an interesting way to gain perspective a huge change, from the outside. On one hand, you could see how it was rewriting shipping, then manufacturing, globa
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I always liked 99.57CR
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> Am I missing something? lol. the original statement was that AI written code is a mess "under the hood" And I tried to say - cars were "simple/fixable under the hood", then emissions made them a mess then some
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Not criticizing function, criticizing elegance of the solution. Eventually with time elegance was achieved again. another analogy would be opening some computers to add memory/ssd/hd, as judged by ifixit
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I wonder. I remember before emissions, what's underneath a car hood was relatively organized and simple. Then with emissions it became a maze of vacuum hoses and so much other nonsense. then ... in some places (maybe cars that people

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