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poxrud
4y ago
But then they use spacers to make it thicker in order to fit the RPi inside.
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poxrud
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As per the article the AI tools did not design or create the website. The website was created using a visual building tool (webflow). Various AI tools were used for the website copy, stock images, picking of fonts, 80s color scheme, intro v
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poxrud
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Agreed. I would love to switch to another electric car but the lack of a public country wide charging network (in Canada) leaves me with no alternatives.
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I would love to try this out for a week or two, but I can't imagine doing this for 9 months. For me the feeling of claustrophobia and loneliness would be overwhelming.
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poxrud
4y ago
In the context of replacing a search engine, it is the correct use.
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No that is incorrect. The credit card network returns most of the fees. They absolutely do not keep a percentage of the full amount. The credit card network might keep $0.3, but Stripe decided to keep the full 3-4%.
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Stripe stopped being competitive when they began keeping all of the transaction fees, including a percentage of the entire transaction, when issuing refunds. A customer changed their mind... well you just lost a lot of money.
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I find the original images that were used to generate the art to be much more beautiful and emotion evoking than the strange and lifeless AI images. Maybe it’s just my subconscious but for me something always seems off with the AI generated
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4y ago
Banks do not charge a percentage of the transfer for wires or ACH. It is a set fee, usually in the range of $15-35 (stripe probably pays less than a dollar). That is a huge difference between charging 1% of the transaction.
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Amazon has their own air sensor for Alexa that can do PM2.5
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It’s crashing on Safari on my iPhone 13. “ Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information).”
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I’m in Canada and a lot of my spam calls come from a number very similar to mine, with only the last 4 digits changed.
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That’s how they can afford to give you other services for cheap. Their egress costs are negligible.
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poxrud
4y ago
Do you mean that people drink it at high temps or steep it at high temp? Can you steep it at high temperature but then wait until it cools down to drink it?
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poxrud
4y ago
They opened it up to some countries in Europe but it's still not accessible in North America. https://www.tesla.com/support/non-tesla-supercharging
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4y ago
Perhaps things are better in the US but here in Ontario there are no real alternatives.
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The payment processors are only charged a tiny fee, not a percentage of the transaction. Up until a few years ago Stripe, Paypal and others had no issues with refunding the entire amount.
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There's also the problem with chargers. No one else has such an extensive and easy to use charging network.
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My biggest issue is that they keep all the fees in case of a refund. Sometimes customers just change their mind, and this will cost you. It will cost you a lot if you’re selling high value items.
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poxrud
4y ago
Available on Model Y LR as well
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poxrud
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Tesla also has a paid acceleration boost option in their app and its more expensive than $1200.
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What do you use for VOC/PM detection that integrates with Alexa?
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Fun project story... During the first covid school shutdown my son's day care wanted parents to print a daily screening symptom checklist, take a photo of it and email it to them every morning. This was a tedious process that I automat
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I'm also in Canada and get about 5 scam calls per day.
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Been using this for years to connect to my home WireGuard server running on RPi.
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poxrud
4y ago
You can create constraints as the ones you describe using Organizations and SCPs(Service Control Policy)
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Yep, I recently found out that drinking very hot tea or coffee can be carcinogenic. This is the only way that I like to drink these beverages.
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Yes, my point was that it is not complex to setup and maintain, but it is not free.
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That's true, when only dealing with 1 server, you technically double the cost by adding a second server. My original comment was about "popular sites/services", that should be able to tolerate the costs and are most like
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Assuming you're using RDS then multi-AZ deployment is just a simple configuration option. If you're using Aurora then it is handled automatically and is even less expensive.
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