nebula8804

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by nebula8804 6mo ago
Anyone who is a fan of the TV Show Community MUST try out the recreation of the 8 bit video game episode(Digital Estate Planning) called Journey to the Center of Hawkthorne. [1]: https://projecthawkthorne.com/ It is now ava
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
A short term benefit from government subsidized RAM will burn you down the road when the Chinese are the only place to get your goods. But I guess that was the original achilles heel of capitalism anyway.
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
I'd like to think that modern centers are water cooled so it'd be more quiet these days unless you are implying that this application of theirs is running on legacy hardware? :P
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
You either become an Apple or you eventually circle the drain competing to zero margins which forces 'other methods' of generating growth.
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
>it tends to be a lot cheaper to have one building in Denver to host support people than to have many buildings in every city I'd kill for the building in Denver. Instead I always get some extremely compressed voice connection in th
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
Does anyone have experience with the Fairbuds and Fairbuds XL? I am DESPERATE to get off this Apple headphone bandwagon but need something reliable that will work with Apple devices. I'm generally extremely happy with Apple products bu
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
Have you reset your AirPods Max by holding down the non circular button until it starts blinking white and then reconnecting? There have been times where the AirPods Max have sort of crashed, and I cannot get them to connect properly. I fin
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
This appears to be leading to people being super quiet about their AI usage. It really feels as if everyone is using it massively but keeping quiet about it. This is a guess as I haven't gone around and asked every single person about
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
>Israel is facing a demographic timebomb, and a reverse-Aliyah exodus of top talent to literally anywhere else, including the UAE and the US. While I generally agree that Israel is on shaky ground, I'm not sure this is fully accurat
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
>Aid to Israel is basically giving them weapons for free, i.e., paying US-based companies. I have no idea how did you jump from weapons to subsidizing Israel's healthcare. Sick and tired of this old argument: Its still adding to the
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
>It's an equally serious problem that the opposition are equally negative about the country, its history, its promise and potential. I don't buy that at all. Mamdani's election is the latest example of a progressive left t
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
>And nearly half of the US supports this. This does not accurately describe the picture. When the US went to Iraq the approval rating was in the 90s(correction I mixed up Iraq and Afghanistan, Iraq was 70-80s) because the US had been att
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
Maybe the Asian countries can finally get together and hash out a way to deal with Israel. It seems like an insurmountable problem. The elites in the US either fall in line or when they try to push back they are eventually forced to relent(
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
>The trouble is that the US has lost the plot, there's no value or vision to defend, it hollowed itself out with hyperfinancialisation since the 80s, the consequence is that there's no rallying inspirational point anymore. It d
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
My point was that consumers won't see the difference at this point.
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
The ship may have sailed for a lot of consumers. This along with EVs are one of those things that people try once and if they don't like it they won't try again. Probably helps to explain why all the stocks of these companies were
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
Their wikipedia lists many engine models, all of which seem to be either small industrial engines or engines for range extenders only. This does not sound like a portfolio that can compete with the legacy OEMs but it does explain how they s
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
This person is FAR from an unbiased source and has made regular mistakes that have hurt countless people due to her biases over the last year.
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
Correct me if im wrong but didn't Trump bring out a large swath of non-voters during his runs?
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
The Chinese understand that everyone will be burned once and then never again(hopefully). Thats still millions of dollars in their pockets and not yours. There is a sucker born every minute attracted by the low prices expecting these things
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
I'd argue from the founding of the country all the way up to Nixon/Reagan the country took education seriously. It wasn't due to economic crisis as there were many since the founding. There was this sense of societal responsi
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
>I worked with a company that could not keep up with the rising SWE salaries and thus attracted a different kind of SWE. Maybe im misunderstanding you but I would think that any level of SWE skill would be a minimum amount of competence
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
How do we fix this should be the question asked. Is it even possible at this point? I guess there is no free lunch, each person who realizes the importance of education has to start taking it seriously right now and spend their lives gettin
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
They all suck in their own ways. In my experience LG, has random hardware failures (like one audio channel just dying how? I dont know), still kinda slow booting but this has gotten better, and their designs can be hit or miss(terrible stan
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
I disagree, the software and excellent integration in the ecosystem has always differentiated Apple and even years later models from ASUS are still headaches when it comes to everything outside the panel. Its like when gamers used to compar
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
Anyone reading this I am begging to please thoroughly test anything that comes out of ASUS before committing. Maybe only purchase with a generous return policy and possibly insurance. They are decent panels but everything around the panel i
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
Define 'younger populations', millenials are in their 40s now...
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
CAD modeling seems to be safe from automation for the time being. I've tried various services and ones like sloyd.ai can't even take a simple svg and plop it onto a rectangle base. And here I thought the CS dept in my school were
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by nebula8804 7mo ago
This sounds like a cop out. The second biggest loser of Iran being invaded is China. The US already took out Venezuela and now Iran. I know China has made excellent strides in renewables but they still depend on oil to fuel their over capac
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by nebula8804 8mo ago
There is so much BS on both sides of the aisle so it seems impossible to get a clear picture but didn't Iran prepare better than Venezuela in terms of deployment of Chinese radar and other security defenses? Seems like there has been n

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