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by prawn 1y ago
For many people, building out these projects feels impossible to avoid. Selling them on for almost anything at all gives them: some amount of cash, the positive signal of achieving a sale, and also clears headspace otherwise occupied with &
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by prawn 1y ago
I wonder how well it would go with some Andor-style prequels. Tell in detail the quiet but vital stories that precede the big moments.
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by prawn 1y ago
Just out of interest, can you point me towards one on Google Maps? (Curious non-American.)
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List of games that Buddha would not play(en.wikipedia.org)
13 points by prawn 1y ago|6 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
"like NGC 4410, above them in this image. The four interacting galaxies of that system are connected by tidal bridges, created by the gravity of each galaxy pulling on the others in the system."
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by prawn 1y ago
Fake movie trailers on YouTube as well.
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by prawn 1y ago
Someone like Bertie Gregory could be next? https://www.bertiegregory.com/ Attenborough will be incredibly difficult to follow though. The depth of his career has made him such an iconic and reassuring force for so many.
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Immersive Quarries(goodafternoon.uk)
2 points by prawn 1y ago|0 comments
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How the little-known 'dark roof' lobby may be making US cities hotter(theguardian.com)
11 points by prawn 1y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
It's a mystery and mysteries can be exciting. You can become invested in that without thinking you'd buy it. Have they hit on something? Is it probably underwhelming? But what if it's not. They have credibility. But do they?
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by prawn 1y ago
Given their username, I assume they are just relaying a comment from their partner.
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by prawn 1y ago
Yeah, like I said, I don't buy it, just the concept that it was hidden in plain sight was a fun idea. Otherwise it's an even weirder photo...
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by prawn 1y ago
Your guesses?
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by prawn 1y ago
There are multiple pension-related plans to supplement or replace the government pension, and most work in ways so that it's not just "smart and disciplined" people. Retirement age in Australia is 67. A report from 2024 going
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by prawn 1y ago
I don't buy it, but I liked the idea someone else mentioned that the prototype were the glasses Ive was wearing in the hero shot of their wedding announcement, and could infer intent from subvocal recognition and refer instruction via
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by prawn 1y ago
Can't speak for those countries in particular, but generally you can work past retirement age, or retire earlier if you have funded/planned for that. A retirement age is usually just the point at which you can receive government a
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The Agentic Web and Original Sin(stratechery.com)
12 points by prawn 1y ago|2 comments
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The Curious Case of the Pygmy Nuthatch(slate.com)
133 points by prawn 1y ago|16 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
When we built a house 15 years ago, we declined all the "premium brand" kitchen items in the builder's spec, went to Choice (consumer advocacy and testing in Australia) and picked from the best-rated dishwasher, oven, stove t
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It's Breathtaking How Fast AI Is Screwing Up the Education System(gizmodo.com)
62 points by prawn 1y ago|69 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
It might be because you're making a judgement about preference when you haven't actually tried modern mattresses and (presumably) toppers?
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by prawn 1y ago
I've tried both Cursor and VS Code with AI in the agent/edit mode. They both seem similar enough. Is there another mode I haven't found where Cursor has a distinct advantage? If so, I'd like to try it. I gave up on Curso
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by prawn 1y ago
Are you using a dodgy font? Fours and apostrophes don't render correctly for me on Chrome/OSX. I can't see any indication of how it would be used as everything is empty and hitting the (+) brings up a login. The animated pane
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by prawn 1y ago
I use ChatGPT to help me with OpenSCAD and really enjoy it. It doesn't always nail it, but often works as a shortcut, especially with loops to create radial extrusions. You can muck around with things like asking it to give you code to
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Total Private Construction Spending: Manufacturing in the United States(fred.stlouisfed.org)
3 points by prawn 1y ago|0 comments
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by prawn 1y ago
For anyone else confused by the phrasing: "Shadow Home Secretary Diane Abbott has apologised after a photo emerged of her sipping a can of M&S mojito on a London Overground train." Meanwhile in Australia, the opposition lead
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by prawn 1y ago
I've flown my Mavics in rain and strong wind before - certainly stronger than anything I'd associate with lightning. Most of the lightning storms I've seen haven't been especially windy, but it might vary elsewhere. And
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by prawn 1y ago
I imagine what they can't say is that your feed is otherwise too empty. Whether you want that or not, that doesn't suit them at all. Newspapers back in the day would only run as many pages as they had ads to support. If they didn&
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by prawn 1y ago
10kW in South Australia would cost about US$4,990, installed. https://www.solarchoice.net.au/solar-panels/solar-power-syst... When we had ours installed on a previous house, the roof installation itself was very fast -
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by prawn 1y ago
Always dangerous when you're driving along in real life and see a car-transporter ramp parked on the side of the road.

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