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by prawn 1y ago
The remote parts of the car park are usually where the least desirable sorts hang out. (I park in the same areas due to an oversized vehicle, so notice them.) I also think you're being paranoid.
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by prawn 1y ago
I get a 403 Forbidden error trying to read Dwell from Australia the last week or so. Are they blocking everyone outside the US perhaps? Prior to this starting, I used to get some other temporary error for each subpage I loaded within a sess
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"The Lottery," by Shirley Jackson(newyorker.com)
1 points by prawn 1y ago|1 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
Faster to fly between yachts stashed in different parts of the world than it is to move one around. If it were just for your own use, you could have it moved while you were elsewhere occupied between trips, but I assume people would make th
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I Tested How Well AI Tools Work for Journalism(cjr.org)
3 points by prawn 1y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
Yes, far more than the average person - vehicle, car camping, backcountry, kayak, etc. I take my phone as a camera (still/video), for an extra map option with GPS, and for reading e-books or editing photos at night in the tent.
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by prawn 1y ago
I'm also interested in hearing more about your process. I get bogged down going through my footage either comparing similar options, or trimming to the best action (best focus, least shake). I find the default Resolve keyboard shortcut
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Commitment Scheme(en.wikipedia.org)
1 points by prawn 1y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
Adjust regulation when that's the case? In the mean time, people can still use it personally if they're afraid of professionals. The regulation appears to limit professionals from putting AI in their position, which seems reasonab
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by prawn 1y ago
Yes, first step is teaching set collection. Then teach tactics that involve the other players’ sets. Then the full disaster. Easier than explaining rent to 4-5yo from the start.
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by prawn 1y ago
I taught our youngest Monopoly Deal with similar simplification: removed all but properties, birthday and debt collector/etc. Then added property stealing/swapping. Then rent. It was very effective in getting her quickly up to spe
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by prawn 1y ago
Doesn't matter if it's simple. What you're suggesting goes completely against the guy's vibe. No one finding him as a new fan is going to be "I can't wait to be a fan of a guy who acted tough/rich and then
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by prawn 1y ago
I think the argument against that for the rapper is that he's pushing the Cybertruck as some tough/rich/machismo thing. Being stranded roadside is quite some distance from that. Who out there is going to want to listen to his
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by prawn 1y ago
Where's that referenced? You can check your (e)mail and receive a copy of a letter that separately also arrives certified.
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by prawn 1y ago
Aha! A chance for the rapper in question to make money from their music!
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by prawn 1y ago
My experience is only with consumer drones, but you could fly over a target area and release an explosive before anyone heard that it was there, especially in a noisy environment. Above 100m, unless you're at high speed/power, mos
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by prawn 1y ago
If someone gets verified, how are they constrained in the data they can see? By selected location, GPS, or checking a name manually? Could a female lawyer or service provider set themselves up to be a bulk checking service somehow?
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Bisbee Deportation(en.wikipedia.org)
17 points by prawn 1y ago|1 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
Possible alternative phrasing - "That might depend on the context. Is there a particular context you had in mind or did you want me to answer in a very broad sense?"
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by prawn 1y ago
I think the value of their main residence is a bigger driver than opportunities through zoning changes. It's easier to sit in your house year after year as it increases in value than it is to go through a redevelopment process, and hav
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by prawn 1y ago
I've seen this described as using Craigslist/similar for long term storage.
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by prawn 1y ago
It's hardly the worst hobby to have. Maybe one goes somewhere? That doesn't really happen if the alternative is working through the list of TV shows people have mentioned.
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by prawn 1y ago
Only suits particular crops. For most things, the infrastructure would be needlessly expensive. More viable to plant and harvest at scale with massive machinery.
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by prawn 1y ago
I'm not from the US, so no idea if Thomas Massie would be anything approaching what you described? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Massie
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by prawn 1y ago
First accountant I met with a year or so after a friend and I started our business 25+ years ago said: you guys don't have a business, you have a paid hobby. Jokes on them because it's even less of a business now.
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by prawn 1y ago
I don't have a mosquito trapping solution, but wanted to also offer help to anyone harassed by mosquitos: Despite being a magnet for mosquitos, I've found a coconut-based moisturiser to be more effective than even "tropical-s
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by prawn 1y ago
Maybe give them the gun, take the $200 and then run.
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by prawn 1y ago
Australia has the largest uranium reserves, but I've never heard radon mentioned here as a concern, so I assume it just comes down to the reserves being very specifically located.
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by prawn 1y ago
I have never heard of radon as a domestic health concern (40+, have owned multiple houses). Does this vary by country or relate to mitigation industries in a locale?
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by prawn 1y ago
Might only take months for traffic/attention/fad to completely die off, or a rival to supplant it.

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