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The 346 people who died in 2018/2019 because of the 737 Max's incompetent safety standards and engineering beg to differ.
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> Also, I don’t think the hints are correct. It told me the digit 0 was “way higher” than the actual digit. You have this backwards.
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3y ago
What I really need is this + monitor input switching. I want to use both my monitors with both computers and just be able to hit a single button to swap everything.
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3y ago
I would give anything to be able to jump back in time to watch humanity grow. There is so much history pre-metal eras that we simply know nothing about.
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3y ago
> having a monopoly is not problem, abusing it is. Having a monopoly should be case enough.
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3y ago
Ironically, if Google were ever allowed to replace siri on iPhones, I would probably never buy an android again.
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3y ago
IIRC it's not replacing the lignin -- the lignin are the tubes that give wood rigidity. This process removes what is inside the lignin with resin.
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> Google has been working on self driving longer than anyone. Tesla is catching up and will most likely beat them. I agree with your general post but I disagree with this. Tesla's FSD is so far behind Google it's almost neglig
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3y ago
It feels like we're slowly slipping back to palace economies but instead of violence it's through capital (which some might still call violence).
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You're right, chatGPT and AIs will go nowhere.
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> I donate to signal, and use it frequently. But I would much prefer for the app to simply charge users rather than beg for donations. Hard disagree. If you charge, the number of people who will use it shrinks by several magnitudes, and
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3y ago
I worked at OpenTable and this was a problem we also encountered, and it was one of my own projects that was an attempt to combat this. This is one of those posts where I feel like I might actually be an expert but I also feel I can't
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3y ago
I literally built this for OpenTable.
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3y ago
It was open for 2 days of the fiscal quarter. The CFO quit after being yelled at by the notoriously combative CEO. The news has been running with this headline because it's drawing clicks but it's not really painting an accurate p
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RETVRN
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My family used to have a ranch and in college I went up there to work off a debt to my parents. I stayed in a cabin at the top of a ridge above the valley the ranch sat in. The ranch was about 7 miles outside of the nearest town, a small pl
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I feel if we get to the point where we have to do that, humanity will just give up.
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3y ago
Of the many end dates people debate as the end of the empire, 284CE is not one of them.
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3y ago
My Model 3 has a turn signal stalk, unless you're talking about something other than the lever you tap up or down to turn on your signal. e: So apparently that's been removed in newer models. What a stupid fucking decision.
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> However, the Roman Empire was basically over by 256 AD Instability during the crisis of the third century was not the end of the Empire in the slightest; especially considering that the Palmyrene Empire lasted hardly more than a single
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3y ago
Me as well. They're the only shoe I wear now.
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A majority of these sort of posts seem to be mainly to generate clicks from people who have an axe to grind about California, they offer no real insights.
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3y ago
Wild how many words have been written about how the largest state in the union sends more people to other states.
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3y ago
Why tween individual letters? I've seen animations that move specific code blocks or keywords, to show the actual movement of those blocks, but individual letters just feels like noise.
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3y ago
Not complying with delete requests is also illegal in California.
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Probably because C-levels almost always get disproportionate parachutes regardless of performance.
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Every major plan I've seen has traffic shaping or throttling for streaming, even Google Fi itself for Youtube, their own property.
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> It's less than 1/2 of 1% of the labor force. So it's only millions of people.
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You are doing your taxes wrong and should be careful this ain't audited.
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I really wish someone would make a modern version. I've been listening to some french EDM for the last few years, artists like French 79, Point Point, Nhyx, N'to, and Spotify tells me this is 'french new touch' but I
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