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prawn
2y ago
Any locale I searched had zero results. You should at least encourage people in that situation to be the first to list something. Probably a good idea to focus on a particular location first and spread out from there. And prioritise that lo
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prawn
2y ago
I read the piece on your blog viewing your life story from various perspectives. This story about your son seems a good example of those facets for him; in this case, the hospital situation piling on top of existing challenges. What a scam.
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prawn
2y ago
Was there a period earlier in Californian history where it was the norm, or has it always been discouraged? In South Australia which is similarly dry to parts of California, newly built houses are required to have rainwater tanks installed
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prawn
2y ago
The music develops a bit after you win and is worth waiting to hear, IMO. Took me 3-4 attempts to work out a strategy and then a couple more to get the first win. Have since had a few more wins. Great little game. Amusingly, if you get a 16
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prawn
2y ago
If you really want to cheat your way through, pressing D toggles debug mode which reveals all locations.
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prawn
2y ago
The rat scroll reveals rats. As you find rats, they are facing towards the rat king, which helps you locate it, get the scroll, and reveal cheap kills.
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2y ago
4K anything adds up, for sure, especially if you can't cope with throwing out lesser clips! I have a phone gimbal but haven't used it in years, so I don't disagree there. My hassle beyond the iCloud backups when out of range
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2y ago
I have six drones, an Osmo Pocket 2, Insta360 Go 2, GoPro, etc but I barely use the pocket cameras because the workflow to extract content for day-after story-telling via phone feels quite tedious. If you were only going to ingest footage p
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2y ago
Because he foresees it, believes it and will profit from it?
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2y ago
I begrudgingly use Google.
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Trump unveils $500B joint AI venture between OpenAI, Oracle and SoftBank
(theguardian.com)
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2y ago
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prawn
2y ago
If you have the time, this long personal story by Lynn Conway about her life might show another relevant perspective. https://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/conway/RetrospectiveT.html
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A sprawling megacity of multi-level madness
(theguardian.com)
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People with working-class accents more likely suspected of committing crimes
(theguardian.com)
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2y ago
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'Now Is the Time of Monsters'
(nytimes.com)
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Berkson's Paradox
(en.wikipedia.org)
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2y ago
IME (Australia), the U was "upwardly-mobile" which I always took to mean someone ambitious, who dressed "for the job they want, rather than the job they have".
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2y ago
I'd guess that it just came about after the wildfire story, and a few curious people looking further into it. From my one experience at a Langar event, it really was as advertised - very welcoming, zero pitch or expectation and quite r
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prawn
2y ago
Remotely related to something I was wondering yesterday: outside of 'house rules'-type variations, are there major changes to common games that are viable, popular and catalogued somewhere? e.g., add a few pieces and turn Monopoly
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My approach to running a link blog
(simonwillison.net)
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2y ago
I think third-person bios are reasonably common in the art world.
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2y ago
With an assault of notifications while you are busy, being able to determine without lifting your phone whether the alert is something mundane versus what you've been waiting for, is useful. If I'm working outside, removing gloves
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2y ago
I also find all the interruptions while you're on the plane itself tedious. Waiting for all the luggage wrangling, the safety briefing, the welcome from the crew, the message from the captain, the announcement about food or drinks, ano
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Online Safety Act Notes for Small Sites
(russ.garrett.co.uk)
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2y ago
If you wanted to get the message out, you could go to a media org for interview and then call police in. I wonder if cops were monitoring major news offices because of this.
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2y ago
My guess is that he assumed he'd be caught early, wasn't, and then got a bit overwhelmed with the reality of staying on the loose. That would've been overwhelming: finding places to sleep, transport, eating, etc. A gun and ID
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2y ago
I wonder if it is something about it feeling like the digital future. As long as the future never arrives, there's always some potential? Other bubbles were pegged to more well-defined trends?
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2y ago
I assume the principle operates at lower levels too, and is just more noticeable with extremes of riches and fame? The person that first made me wonder about all this was Clive Palmer. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cliv
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Dutch suburb where residents must grow food on at least half of their property
(theguardian.com)
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prawn
2y ago
Doesn't address the tires directly, but smaller, lighter cars are available. Maybe greater awareness about pollution from tires would help that become more of a sales factor.
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