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by ponderings 3y ago
I see these things in movies, sometimes the last part is a ladder? Why isn't it one big ladder?
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by ponderings 3y ago
One should use a desktop for the desktop because of ergonomics.
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by ponderings 3y ago
People do that (not me) because you can easily change all elements that have that specific border type. You might change the radius or thickness, could add an outline or at least see what it looks like applied to everything. border-solid wo
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by ponderings 3y ago
The way I imagine it (sometimes spot on, sometimes hilariously wrong) large companies could eventually have really good company representatives that answer phone/email/chat immediately and are deeply familiar with the company and
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by ponderings 3y ago
Is that real time? Does it have to be?
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by ponderings 3y ago
people writing konglish or euroenglish etc can also write articles now. For the majority English is the second or 3rd language.
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by ponderings 3y ago
Right, it was google video (that was just a bunch of users and content) that was "merged" into youtube. As usual they didn't bother redirecting the url's. Just let all of those hundreds of millions of links rot. What an
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by ponderings 3y ago
Something new will have to be made. You wont get credit for that effort, no riches, not even a thank you. Fooling around with the puzzle is the only reward and it should be good enough even if it amounts to nothing. What is even the real qu
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by ponderings 3y ago
My idea is to work on small toy things I can finish in uhh 30 minutes, a day, a week, 30 years etc Ponder the big problems in life, read up what was done to progress the progress sufficiently to be able to participate in attempting to solve
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by ponderings 3y ago
It's more practical than a 100 m feel good study to justify drinking. People are going to drink regardless. If you do, eat well.
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by ponderings 3y ago
I eventually almost forgot about the topic and was just amazed by the effort that went into making this this readable. Someone told me about a paper long ago. It compared 2 groups of heavy drinkers, one drinking mostly fancy wines with elab
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by ponderings 3y ago
I can see it already! The war with China... then we find ourselves around the camp fire with the dads and mums cooking food, the boys and girls singing songs and the grandparents telling stories about times long gone.
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by ponderings 3y ago
yeah, I feel terrible about it. We as a species apparently cant punch a dent in a pack of butter unless it is for greed or murder. We chose to be like that. Seriously, wtf??? I would prefer it if we developed competitive qualities. Trying t
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by ponderings 3y ago
With enough training anyone can be a belly dancer.
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by ponderings 3y ago
Here is a truly stupid idea: What if you could buy a job interview. You pay say 100 bucks, you get the deluxe tour, all the attention and dedication you deserve, a nice letter highlighting your qualities. Make the process into a real produc
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by ponderings 3y ago
I've had strange success walking up to the guy, telling him I want us to deliver fantastic work together, I want to work with you - together. What I don't want is to go to the boss and tell him you've fucked up, you are lazy,
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by ponderings 3y ago
Here is a great idea: make a forum software that uses AI to turn topics into a wiki article that is periodically updated with new information. You could for example provide relevant feeds and examine those for content relevant to the articl
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by ponderings 3y ago
In NL you don't get your 14 days on remote purchases when it doesn't make sense. You cant purchase a game play it and return it. You cant eat the food. You cant wear the dress etc If the 14 days do apply you have to inform the cus
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by ponderings 3y ago
If people would pay for these the economy would grow by 1-2 Trillion! Sadly "4 in 10 US adults say they have no disposable income" and there are about half a million films. Say 1000 are worth watching depending on interests. Works
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by ponderings 3y ago
Any updates would work, when/who you last fed the dog. The pubdate can be in the future. You can share upcoming events.
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by ponderings 3y ago
i blame human error
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by ponderings 3y ago
Something simple like elongated heads
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by ponderings 3y ago
After all cars are driver-less comes tanks, artillery and "suicide" vehicles. What have drivers done anyway to deserve all this attention? Why try to automate something that involves killing people on-error? It seems any other occ
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by ponderings 3y ago
The EU standardizes a lot of laws that a lot of countries should have had already. I'm sure there must be bad examples but I've really only seen improvements in action. Countries have to part with their idiotic version or give up
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by ponderings 3y ago
ah right! I forgot about that. For a single page: (Firefox) load everything > ctrl+a > right click > view source (have to wait a bit for that to work) > ctrl+a again > copy > paste into text document > save as > exam
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by ponderings 3y ago
Isn't this an issue with the reviews rather than the publication attempts? Wouldn't the normal (if there is such a thing) approach between people be to credit a reviewer with the quality of their reviews or lack thereof? Basically
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by ponderings 3y ago
> “can you think of a way to fix this script, ChatGPT isn’t managing” haha, who's the glue coder now! edit: I chat with a 13 year old glue coder one time. He couldn't really code at all but he could find the components and was
58.
by ponderings 3y ago
Makes me wonder what other great ideas we've implemented.
59.
by ponderings 3y ago
could hold down the space bar until you are at the end, then save.
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by ponderings 3y ago
[citation needed]

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