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by nytesky 2y ago
Great movie and I didn’t realize the title was composed of a nucleic acid sequence until like the 2020s!
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by nytesky 2y ago
It definitely seems pre pandemic Millenials were cooking less at home. And with meal kits you won’t have much leftovers. https://www.wellandgood.com/home-cooking-decline/
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by nytesky 2y ago
I wonder if it isn’t actually a switch to glass etc, but instead less home cooking and less leftovers. Many people get delivery or eat out several times a week, much more than prior generations. We are heavy user of plastic storage; glass i
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by nytesky 2y ago
Eventually won’t most training data be AI generated? Will we see feedback issues?
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by nytesky 2y ago
So self driving cars do not speed. Ever?
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by nytesky 2y ago
I hate when I happen to end up in left lane (construction merge from left etc) and I put my blinker on but people keep passing on right rather than let me get out of the way.
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by nytesky 2y ago
Absolutely true. The worst is thru lanes and backed up turn lanes, where if you aren’t Gandalf on the stone bridge, you will be cut off by hundreds of cars from the “thru” lane.
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by nytesky 2y ago
I have a pretty modest ACE score of 2, the stories here are something else. I am curious is having both parents with mental health challenges the common scenario? My father was depressive alcoholic who never worked in my lifetime, and as a
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by nytesky 2y ago
The issue is probably chips or cracks on the back glass or sometimes the front. They almost didn’t work on my daughter’s phone because of a tiny nick on front corner for fear of it spiderwebbing when they opened it. And some phones broken b
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by nytesky 2y ago
I’m surprised no one has mentioned the ending of 2061 https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2061:_Odyssey_Three?wprov=sfti...
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by nytesky 2y ago
So wait, is he considered remote/hybrid or he’s just a regular employee whose commuting by jet?
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by nytesky 2y ago
Get a cheap android phone and put a metered data service on it like Tello ($6 month for 1G and 200 SMS). Then leave it at your desk like PP said. You might get by with WiFi service and a Google voice number, but many banks only trust real c
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by nytesky 2y ago
Between teachers phones, intercoms, cameras, and hardline phones there should be plenty of communication equipment available for a crisis. If anything having a phone could put someone in jeopardy by making noise and giving away position or
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by nytesky 2y ago
I think my kids are older than, yours as they are applying to college. My impression is that kids have always been terrible, and even my teen is self-involved and arrogant and short tempered with siblings despite all external perspectives
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by nytesky 2y ago
I had mine frozen and after a few years they seemed to forget my keys to unfreeze it. I use a password manager so maybe I messed it up, but it is very fragile. Another credit bureau says I don’t exist despite dozens of credit cards, 4 mortg
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by nytesky 2y ago
I mean forget self driving, I most want self parking. Basically my own personal valet at every shopping center, theme park, etc. I can drive the enjoyable bits on roads, just low speed scoot around and find a spot! Is that a harder problem
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by nytesky 2y ago
Didn’t Apple originally plan not to have an App Store for the iPhone? It was supposed to all be HTML and WebApps, with only core apps from Apple?
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by nytesky 2y ago
What is the shopping cart service that follows me around the web, where if I put something in a cart, then walk away I get email about it. Without even signing in, often it’s a new to me retailer, but they use one of those cart nagging chec
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by nytesky 2y ago
My point is that the golf cart is likely as deadly to its occupants at 25mph as a full size car is at a much much higher speed, and is mixing in traffic with enormous vehicles. Creating “the Villages” nationwide where every neighborhood is
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by nytesky 2y ago
We don’t allow pedestrians to run around in traffic, which is what the golf cart would be doing.
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by nytesky 2y ago
People feel pretty safe in a golf cart, it’s stable and goes slowly, let’s toss in the kids and grandpa. Then they get rear ended by a one ton SUV or even just hit a pole at 25 mph and it’s fatalities all around. Agreed a separate golf cart
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by nytesky 2y ago
So did no one that this was a mindfulness exercise where you constantly hold a writing pen? I don’t know if I imagined if it help train memory or just write down where you put things…
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by nytesky 2y ago
We tried this but holding pens became eventual long term storage for abandoned property. I like the tote idea.
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by nytesky 2y ago
So a physical hard drive is better long term archival storage than SDD?
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by nytesky 2y ago
You need to look for sales. I have an acer Chromebook for $80 which is my daily tagalong computer (I bring it EVERYWHERE) in case I have downtime unexpectedly and want to get stuff done. But I also am an oldster and hate typing on the phone
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by nytesky 2y ago
By actual Chefs I mean like Bobby Flay or Matha Stewart. I don’t expect working chefs to give away their crafted recipes on a website. I am looking for like a simple crepe and meatloaf recipe, and end up with some really odd SEO boosted di
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by nytesky 2y ago
Search is dead anyways. It’s all SEO nonsense. I would rather have a curated list of validated sights. Like recipes only from actual chefs or publications, news from newspapers and networks, be absolutely sure the address I am looking at is
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by nytesky 2y ago
I am kinda of curious about populations where peanuts aren’t common at all. I certainly didn’t have many fancy nuts (i know peanuts aren’t nuts) until well into adulthood. Why were there not wide spread peanut allergies among migratory popu
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by nytesky 2y ago
Yeah getting hooked up with some bugs from the creek keeps your immune system occupied. Hookworms are another option; maybe two generations ago kids regularly walked barefoot in grass and was pretty common. https://en.wikipedia.o
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by nytesky 2y ago
Why not something more modular, like solar sails at exa scale, at low enough orbit they will degrade and incinerate after X years.

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