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541.
by quesera 1y ago
Definitely not a technical limitation. ACH clearing (transaction information) happens multiple times per day. Originating bank sends a list of transactions to the clearing house, Receiving bank is notified of transaction pending. ACH settle
542.
by quesera 1y ago
That's fair, but it turns out that indulging the denial does not lead to positive results either. So where does that leave us?
543.
by quesera 1y ago
Planar surfaces do not attenuate as well as irregular surfaces. Same principle applies in the visual spectrum.
544.
by quesera 1y ago
Why would the answer here be any different than when using a photocopier, brain, or other tool for the same purpose?
545.
by quesera 1y ago
Wow, I see Garamond! It's been a long time. :)
546.
by quesera 1y ago
> identifies that here's a test running, and makes it pass. But only for that case My team refers to this as a "VW Bugfix".
547.
by quesera 1y ago
How is "Juneteenth" any less of a portmanteau than "Frappuccino"? It's been called Juneteenth for more than a century, and has been a state holiday for almost half a century. Wouldn't it be even more ridiculous
548.
by quesera 1y ago
An LED running on continuous DC has no flicker, but PWM is not continuous DC, it's a square wave of some frequency. Incandescents have analog inertia in the filament which smooths the light output from the AC sine wave. This smoothing
549.
by quesera 1y ago
... but the cultivar is named for a person. :)
550.
by quesera 1y ago
I appreciate your thoughtful response, but I think you are being misled by the popular wisdom and where it is disconnected from ground truth. One phrase that jumps out, because it's a bit of a cliche, is "recreational drug abuse&q
551.
by quesera 1y ago
And what elevates Hegel over any other philosopher, prophet, god, or performance artist?
552.
by quesera 1y ago
Sometimes I listen to music explicitly for the way it makes me feel, emotionally and physically. That the "drug" is auditory (physical) instead of chemical (physical) does not change anything meaningful. Catholics do this too. In
553.
by quesera 1y ago
GP demonstrates an overextrapolated idea of ancient science, suggesting ignorance but at least honest admiration. You demonstrate an overextrapolated idea of current cultural events, suggesting ignorance and also shallow dismissiveness. You
554.
by quesera 1y ago
I think this can be resolved with verbosity, our old friends abstraction and modularization, and an unfamiliarly flexible parser.
555.
by quesera 1y ago
Laws attempt to solve this problem with verbosity. It works pretty well but of course the exceptions are always interesting. But I think the domain of an AI-first PL would or could be much smaller. So the language is "lower-level&quo
556.
by quesera 1y ago
Zero chickens are aware of human concepts of order. You might as well rail against clouds for forming, or rain for falling.
557.
by quesera 1y ago
It's a loaded word though, with psychological and social implications that far exceed the simple description of the act. Absent the psychology and society, what is it? Obnoxious dominant behavior, maybe. But in context, is it even obno
558.
by quesera 1y ago
Exactly. I have enabled TouchID for a couple of banking apps, and I am dreading the likely need for the password reset dance when the time comes (it's been years). I use a password manager, but I've always kept the actually impo
559.
by quesera 1y ago
Athens GA is a big college town though. The dynamics and lifecycles are different. Agreed that being two hours from Atlanta is too far for high relevance.
560.
by quesera 1y ago
Same behavior here. I use TouchID to log in several times per day, and am required to enter a password "to enable TouchID" about once per week. iOS and macOS both. This feels reasonable to me.
561.
by quesera 1y ago
Also, it's brussel s sprouts. The name comes from the city of Brussels, BE.
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by quesera 1y ago
Aha, (literal) llol. That's interesting. I am realizing now, that with no research or even conscious thought, I had settled on the idea that the song was some goofy Korean dude making a statement about the absurdity of late-stage capit
563.
by quesera 1y ago
Right. Necessary, but not sufficient. San Francisco was inexpensive up through the 1980s, and the non-commerical creative side of the city started draining out in the 1990s (first slowly, then much more quickly -- it's all long gone
564.
by quesera 1y ago
This also works for people, but sometimes you choose a longer rope. :)
565.
by quesera 1y ago
> And you might remember the Oppa that is Gangnam Style: My cultural awareness, which is distinctly non-Asian, assumed that this "Oppa" had something to do with horses.
566.
by quesera 1y ago
> It was a Sunday morning. Literally our only option to get it replaced that day was a Walmart location 15 miles away. So we had to wait for AAA for an hour and a half to tell us we were stuck using a donut to get there. I would descri
567.
by quesera 1y ago
"AI is like XML — if it's not working for you, you're not using enough of it."
568.
by quesera 1y ago
This varies by state. Somewhat relatedly, there are US states where the age of consent (for sex with an older partner) is 13 years old, and the age of consent for marriage is 16.
569.
by quesera 1y ago
I do not work in aero or auto, but I have a much higher expectation of training and retention of a commercial airline pilot than I do of a random Toyota driver. I had a stuck accelerator on an old Ford F-150. The throttle inside the carb go
570.
by quesera 1y ago
I would argue that it is the philosophy that is lacking. We are afraid of death. That's stupid. Any life model that fails to account for death, is flawed in the extreme. I prefer mine, but I certainly would not impose it on others.

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