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I love it. It is exactly the right size to have two windows side by side. 27“ used to work but nowadays half a 27 is no longer enough for many web applications
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Shit I am in my 40s and it is already pretty meaningless
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If someone calls me and I don’t understand immediately how this relates to something I recently initiated, I just tell them to fuck off. Much to my chagrin this once happened with a delivery driver who was trying to deliver a gift to a frie
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It is unfortunately true. You cannot invite your social peers and pay for their lodging. It is only socially acceptable if you literally spend 3x as much for a rarely used guest room.
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Camp cost 20-50k per kid. Is that lobster camp? What are kids doing in a 50k camp? I am regular European and 50k is like an annual salary. Kids go to camps though but they are more like 700 a week. Let’s call it a grand. For 50k you can get
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When I read about 90s games I realize that I at least know about pretty much every single one. Obviously I was way more of a gamer then but the biggest difference is the sheer volume nowadays. I am sure steam sees as many releases in a quar
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FIFAs achievement was licensing the original kit and players of basically every professional football team on earth. They monetize that fandom
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Very true. In Austria you can still get a lot of heritage apples but mostly in the fall. Some varieties don’t keep well at all.
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There would have been to compensations if they just had not persecuted the people for a known software bug. Might still have been cheaper to wait for a new system
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I guess also suicide attempts and hospitalizations will be highly affected by how society views it. Actual successful suicides seem the least influenced by external trends.
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Generally the natgas lines to homes need to go as they leak way too much methane. This is very bad for global warming and much easier to control for in grid applications.
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I do it in Europe and often work with data exported by my clients. They have huge trouble getting consistent some quality exports because Nielsen has it down to an art to change the portal and add export restrictions. It is their business m
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For me it is more like a pound a week when I visit my relatives. I am the bread has sugar in it. Initially everything tastes way too sweet but if I stay for 3 weeks or so I find the opposite when I get back home to Austria
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I once saw a women drive into a light rail construction site where her car was driving on the rail tracks which were held up by poles. She apparently thought that was how she could also cross the vast chasm that was the construction pit. Un
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He just wishes that those pesky redwoods were all gone
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So he worked all the time but only did busywork one day a week. Which coincided with him being super productive. How do that surprising at all?
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As someone who doesn’t do FE full time bootstrap and now tailwind make some hard things in CSS easier for me. Compared to figuring out how to vertically center some shit in IE 6 the modern world is simply a blast.
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This will (hopefully) never happen. The Egyptians will surely not let a 100 nuclear reactors sail through their country every day. But maybe they will and the next Evergiven will be the Everradiant.
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Finally the young people with a good sized inheritance/money from parents get a break in life.
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I started running 13 years ago and kept at it. Eventually I could run longer distances and I have run ultramarathons of up to 130km. I am not good at it as in being able to win anything but it is my proudest achievement since it was hard wo
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There are certainly exceptions like the UK where the vast energy potential is in the north and consumption in the south. But maybe that is considered state scale in US terms
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I talked to an HR person yesterday and she said she hasn’t read a cover letter in years. So probably safe to write them with Chat GPT then and I wouldn’t expect too much from it
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$5612 after expenses and tax cover your mortgage? Was this per month or per year?
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Yeah I just lucked into some projects that let me learn stuff that I was curious about while also paying me good money for it. The actual building is relatively little once everything is well understood
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I don’t know if you are a runner but 20k on the track is pretty hard mentally. I would prefer 20k on the trail where it really sometimes feels like no effort whatsoever.
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I just managed to get a client off their desired path to use kubernetes and set them up with ECS Fargate where they can actually make the real ops work someone else’s problem.
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I thought the invasion of Iraq and use that f Guantanamo are universally accepted to have been pretty idiotic even by super power standards. The USA gained no security and lost inordinate amounts of money, blood and good will.
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The conflict is not real though. If you just put solar panels on all the area used to grow biofuel it would be more than enough. Great if that can be improved upon of course
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Any business that has a CEO can afford this.
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The Vienna system they are talking about specifically needs to concentrate the heat pumps at the source of the waste water. I read some article about it in the local news and it was a ridiculously small investment for the amount of househol
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