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by neither_color 1y ago
This is a common misconception. You do have 240V(or 208V in some apartments if we're being pedantic). You primarily use it in the kitchen(range receptacle), laundry, and for your HVAC equipment or an EV charger if you have one. Someone
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by neither_color 1y ago
>I just don’t get how people are ok with “cheaters” gaming the system. I usually steer clear of talking about these issues but there's something in the framing of this issue that maga has intentionally made people misunderstand: Pe
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by neither_color 1y ago
Well then it's a good thing historical context matters more than numerical consensus when analyzing why the majority of two continents settled by Europeans in the last 500 years nearly all opted for one broad form of conferring citizen
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by neither_color 1y ago
It's not a few. It's the majority of two continents.
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by neither_color 1y ago
I'll humor this patronizing reply chain to add that online shopping, despite its flaws and lack of boolean search, has a better selection and long tail variety than local brick and mortar establishments that all hassle you with warrant
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by neither_color 1y ago
The most aggravating part is it ignores booleans. Sometimes I want to search for very specific things that are variants of hyper-competitive SEO-slop, only without feature x. Like if I want to search for functional lamps that take bulbs (no
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by neither_color 2y ago
Most Americans would be shocked to know that in Thailand there are signs at the airport advising you on the correct firearms procedures https://www.airportthai.co.th/en/aot-reiterates-the-guidelin... edit: But I will s
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by neither_color 2y ago
Speaking of iPhone, Im curious about something. On occasion, I log into the [former] bird app using the web app because it's enough to check up on some key follows. Recently, they released a major update to their LLM feature and I inst
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by neither_color 2y ago
When a majority or plurality of people ignore a law unless a cop or camera is around then maybe it's time to update the law, perhaps by looking to see how other countries or jurisdictions address it. Some countries have higher speed li
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by neither_color 2y ago
>Del. Patrick A. Hope (D-Arlington) said various advocacy groups, including Mothers Against Drunk Driving and the National Safety Council, gave him the idea. He drove a car outfitted with the technology and was impressed. “It was easy to
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by neither_color 2y ago
If you're ever forced to use W11, ExplorerPatcher will let you rollback the taskbar to windows 10 and move it to the sides. https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher
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by neither_color 2y ago
ChatGPT's o1 is still really good and the free options are not compelling enough to switch if you've been using it for a while. They've positioned themselves to be a good mainstream default.
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by neither_color 2y ago
It was great to finally have a normalized, standardized world view to bounce my own concepts off. It was like an advice column in an old magazine, but infinitely big. In my early 20s I must have spent entire days on there. I guess LLMs are
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by neither_color 2y ago
This is fun. I'd appreciate a way to select only certain continents/regions. At the very least let us mark a country as known. As it is there are too many reps when it's a country you already know.
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by neither_color 2y ago
Telling someone in a seemingly hopeless situation that there is a high probability that things will get better because their imaginary friend is more powerful than the machinations of a despotic state is actually preferable to telling them
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by neither_color 2y ago
The legal tender experiment failed, the crypto experiment is ongoing. An entrepreneurial audience like this would be more charitable in interpretation if this was a company in the middle of a pivot.
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by neither_color 2y ago
ollama pull qwq
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by neither_color 2y ago
One prompt to generate 75% of what you want and get you excited and fill you with a sense of dread over what it means for future tech careers. 10 prompts to add a new feature. 20 prompts to add a second feature and fix everything that broke
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by neither_color 2y ago
The use case is any business with dozens/hundreds/thousands of physical locations spread throughout the country. They need to keep track of adverse weather events, road closures, power outages, etc. If you have a bunch of franchis
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by neither_color 2y ago
ATC works for me but not music, I get the following error in the console: Playback error: DOMException: The media resource indicated by the src attribute or assigned media provider object was not suitable
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by neither_color 2y ago
What's your objective metric? I would say one side has way more websites and apps blocked than the other. So if we go by that measure then I'd say the one with more websites and apps blocked is objectively worse.
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by neither_color 2y ago
Semantics aside, there's an objective list of who bans or censors more, and it's not even close. Not by an order of magnitude. Source: the great firewall's existence.
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by neither_color 2y ago
As long as we're not discussing ways to circumvent the American firewall, since there isn't one, we can still say that one country tries but sometimes fails to live up to a free speech ideal perfectly -making exceptions for nation
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by neither_color 2y ago
"tit for tat" is a rational act after getting burned for cooperating. You start open and cooperative, expect reciprocity, and when you don't get it you finally retaliate. A bad faith actor might even accuse you of not living
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by neither_color 2y ago
It's infinitely worse for someone abroad to have your SS because it is worth it for them to try for several days to scam you for just a few dozen dollars. There's an entire industry of scam farms run in Cambodia by CH gangs.
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by neither_color 2y ago
I'm in a non-tech job and I never quite got into a tech "career" but I've built my own tools that no SAAS offers and I spend some of my free time tweaking them and I feel proud the more I use them. Everyone in society be
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by neither_color 2y ago
>I'm guessing it has to be a case of code inspectors not particularly caring or knowing about the DC side? I'm inclined to agree with this. US electrical code, especially in recent years, is pretty robust and has gotten to the
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by neither_color 2y ago
I don't know enough about this topic but my question is what is the input to the 250-500l cow fart equation. What's being consumed to produce that much methane?
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by neither_color 2y ago
I understand the desire to make things more logical like the German driving system. I wish we had an autobahn and autobah rules and highly trained drivers too, but this law always struck me as half-baked and frustratingly ambiguous. Near wh
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by neither_color 2y ago
This is a good idea but I hope you've got some secret training data that isn't available on the open web. I've been able to stump ChatGPT with simple "gotcha" national electrical code questions that a foreman wouldn

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