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by qup 2y ago
The ones here are both disposable and rechargeable. The tank is larger than the battery would burn without a recharge, but not refillable.
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by qup 2y ago
They're talking about additional functions (side-effects) of vaccines, really. It's secondary to whether they work or not. We can't tell whether a CD player has a listening device in it, for instance.
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by qup 2y ago
It moved less than 1%, is that what it says?
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by qup 2y ago
Have it print a summary of you and stick it in your prompt
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by qup 2y ago
They're not the only ones monitoring their own database.
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by qup 2y ago
Also a penny is .750 exactly. None of the other US coins have a "useful" diameter.
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by qup 2y ago
You read the spam in my inbox today? You got the initial product invite from the GP?
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by qup 2y ago
> visiting the ER in the U.S. is sloooow. The average time to see a doctor, in our experience, is about an hour. This is such a bizarre couple of statements for me. First, I would consider an hour very, very fast. If I show up for an app
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by qup 2y ago
What's going wrong? Your toilet is running all the time? There are simple fixes for this. There's a gasket and a flapper, where they meet is probably the problem. They degrade over time. They make gaskets that slip over the old pl
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by qup 2y ago
aider llm of choice https://github.com/Aider-AI/aider
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by qup 2y ago
I'm one of the people you might invite. I'm an introvert and I don't think to include others in my plans. When I think about it now, I mostly assume they wouldn't want to. I will accept almost every social engagement wit
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by qup 2y ago
I also recently volunteered to do a digital project for a volunteer group I'm part of. I built a feature for their website that shows local River levels in a color-coded manner to determine if it's a good time to float or not. The
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by qup 2y ago
I did a re-write of a website for a highly-rated charity organization. They solicit monies to fund orphanages, build homes, and sponsor individual children in one specific country. They were changing processors and backend CRMs and it was a
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by qup 2y ago
I'm going to do this soon to my GM truck. There's a YouTube video that details the process for my exact model. Unfortunately, it's a fair bit of work.
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by qup 2y ago
Hatchet The Forest Runners Where the Red Fern Grows
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by qup 2y ago
Do ants eat it? They eat some corn-based insulation I have.
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by qup 2y ago
This looks like more work/income for the legal profession, not less work. The whole article is about how with minimal effort you can cost companies and individuals beaucoup bucks in legal expenses.
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by qup 2y ago
You don't understand why people pay for cameras?
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by qup 2y ago
It's sarcasm
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by qup 2y ago
The bots are commenting and voting, not submitting products.
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by qup 2y ago
Also > Well, with the Soviets it all went in the opposite direction: they had a smaller population, a worse starting industrial base, a lower GDP, and a vastly less efficient economic system. How, then, did they maintain military and tec
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by qup 2y ago
Things will eat me, if I let them.
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by qup 2y ago
I'm sure the government will help out the dysfunctional company and help them get some results
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by qup 2y ago
Because the devices AT&T sells are subsidized and come with a network contract. You can go other places to buy unlocked phones. I don't buy carrier-locked phones anymore, personally.
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by qup 2y ago
Cricket once switched network types from CDMA to GSM (or whatever the terms are). That happened a couple months after I paid full price for a cricket-branded Samsung Galaxy S4, and it bricked it. It was no longer usable on cricket. It wasn&
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by qup 2y ago
The answer lies in how much you like the taste of floor spice.
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by qup 2y ago
I wonder if I was part of the database that got emailed.
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by qup 2y ago
There's a documentary called Mountain Talk and the folks in the Appalachians used an adjective "si-goggling" which meant out of square, crooked. Lots of similarities there, too.
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by qup 2y ago
Is this an important distinction?
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by qup 2y ago
My grandmother did that, as well. She was brilliant, but she was reduced to nodding a long, often inappropriately, because she couldn't hear.

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