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mylies43
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mylies43
13d ago
I just tried it with chatGPT asking for whats the best hammer to drive in a nail, and it gave me a list of hammer suggestions :p . I drove it a bit further and specified wood screws and while it did point out a screw driver would be better
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mylies43
20d ago
I disagree, the situations where you are not fully on the ground but still want those things are minimal, thats a go around need at that point. I bet it would be set off way more accidently then it ever would be on purpose. The systems are
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mylies43
27d ago
Well its def not $0.05, I just started using claude sonnet 5 and Ive found most simple questions might be 0.05 cents, a unit test is something like 0.10 -> 0.20 and small features and classes get into the individual dollars. Sure its a l
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mylies43
29d ago
So what? None of this is a surprise at all, if his voters fell for his "president of peace" bit then thats on them, at minimum they KNEW they were voting for a loose cannon who had no morals, cared about himself, insulted everyone
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mylies43
1mo ago
Are SF, and LA not built on fault lines? Is Tokyo not built in the middle of them? Is Omaha not right in the middle fo tornado valley? Why do people settle in Florida when it gets hit by tornados. Everywhere has a inherit risk with it, mayb
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mylies43
1mo ago
So, the players?
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mylies43
1mo ago
I find that what I usually do it just leave the house for a bit too, eithe for a walk, to the gym, or to the grocery store. Having a some moments away from the "bad screen" before the "good screen" is wildly helpful for
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mylies43
1mo ago
I mean, with limited resources sure, but in your example if we use F35s to drop these supplies we can only drop half or a quarter as much as the supplies. Then we will also need spend a time, money, and resources into maintaining the F35 in
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mylies43
1mo ago
In my experince we got that, but it was all focused on having a kid while being a teenager will ruin your life not that having a kid at all will ruin your life. Which is fair, a teenager having a child is in a lot of ways ending their lifes
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mylies43
1mo ago
Something reproducible is still consumables? Bread is reproducible and consumable, they dont mean opposite things
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mylies43
1mo ago
Would it not be much faster and more efficient to just a use a helicopter to disperse it instead of hiking and setting up a trebuchet? If you are just launching the seed bombs anyways, i feel like a helicopter can cary way more then one per
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mylies43
1mo ago
I think at least in snap it makes sense, the communications are suppose to be ethereal and disappear after reading, I like to know when someone screenshots something and its no longer ethereal
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mylies43
2mo ago
For the 7.30 start, its possible its a 0 period class( class before school starts, what a blast these were) and they start earlier then the rest of the student body.
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mylies43
2mo ago
Sorry your argument for something being renewal able or not is based on if it grows on trees? You realize modern infrastructure is generally not growing out the ground or we would not have taken thousands or years to get to this point?
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mylies43
3mo ago
I think he meant to say the "planet" where humans are
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mylies43
5mo ago
Most of those are pretty fair thou. >Tesla’s ‘Robotaxi’ expansion looks like another stock pump before earnings - I believe thats fair, they love doing this but Im willing to concede its negative. >Tesla’s California sales crash 24% a
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mylies43
6mo ago
With the catching being of course that it won't end up where it was being pulled from.
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mylies43
6mo ago
Im curious, so the rocket definitely took off, where did it go?
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mylies43
6mo ago
I mean are they really larping? They are mission control for NASA seems like if anyone is going to giving dramatic pre-launch sentiments they would be the ones
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6mo ago
I agree with you about the consumer friendlyness at the time and honestly it was not bad at first, but the problems they had were way more technical with difficulties in buying and downloading and hell even just friending someone and jumpin
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mylies43
6mo ago
Reviews for sure but I think you could drop linux and just add it whenever everything is stable, I don't think Linux is that big of a gaming population( though growing, thanks deck! )
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mylies43
7mo ago
Gotta check between the slices of cake, never know what it could be hiding
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mylies43
7mo ago
You got any proof on that first point? Or just something grok hallucinated for you?
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mylies43
7mo ago
The RAM being soldered is a hit against repair ability, you can't expand it or if the ram has issues you can't replace it, you will just be forced to throw out the entire machine. What else is modular here anyways? Can I swap out
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mylies43
7mo ago
Wouldn't a explosion give it that energy?
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mylies43
8mo ago
Unless you have a modern car with a HUD
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mylies43
8mo ago
So compared to TikTok and algorithms the answer is no then? If they could I agree they would, but they can't target food on the same level that TikTok does.
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9mo ago
I don't think most people are buying trucks and then defaulting the next month either that's a bizarre argument to make. And 200 a month is a lot of money! 200 * 12 = 2400 * 4 years( let's be real it would be longer ) = 9600
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mylies43
11mo ago
And now we build B21s
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mylies43
2y ago
Is it entitled to want to live in the city you were born in and grew up in?
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