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by relaxing 9mo ago
Amazon will close your account before you can impact their bottom line.
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by relaxing 9mo ago
No but the wood pulp for the cardboard boxes and the parts to keep the manufacturing lines running come from abroad.
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by relaxing 9mo ago
They also make bottles of cable pulling lubricant for this purpose.
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by relaxing 9mo ago
And as I’ve said in the past, to you, no one’s buying it. It’s obvious to everyone that the same tech and biz topics can and do appear here ad nauseum. Indignant, though. What a joke.
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by relaxing 9mo ago
1:55 pm “I gotta run to my next meeting” and slip out the door.
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by relaxing 9mo ago
“Too much repetition” of subjects you find politically incorrect, you mean.
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by relaxing 9mo ago
Trend was in effect before Obamacare passed so that can’t be it. The cheap stuff getting cheaper is all made in China so I don’t think socialism is the issue.
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by relaxing 9mo ago
Title is misleading — if you read to the end, he did not end up with a usable camera.
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by relaxing 9mo ago
There needs to be a companion to Betteridge’s law that addresses AI-related headlines with “because since the beginning of time the field of artificial intelligence over-promises and under-delivers.”
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by relaxing 10mo ago
The most obvious example is a fantasy in your mind. The most obvious counter-example is the entire history of unilateral regime change.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
Sorry, that was meant as a statement on the US regime, not the Europeans.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
> So removing non-white Hispanics from America would count? Obviously that’s the argument put forth. Why phrase it as a question? > What if the goal isn't to render the area ethnically homogenous? A fair point, since a favorite a
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by relaxing 10mo ago
en.kremlin.ru/events/president/news/66181
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by relaxing 10mo ago
It seems we are accepting Russia enacting regime change, though.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
I count it at 116 bpm. Nice and funky, just like mama liked it.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
I agree, that site looks like the owners lack basic self-awareness. Surely they must use the modern internet and recognize the difference? And if they’re unable to invest in their site or they’re simply shut out of the modern world, I’d ass
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by relaxing 10mo ago
I’m not handing over money to 90s geocities.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
> When converting to grayscale, you typically calculate the value of the pixel and then set all color components to that value. The point of this is to keep the luminance the same as it was in the original color pixel. If you’re doing th
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by relaxing 10mo ago
Board books. Adult reads, let the child turn the pages. Simple kinetic toys, of the sort where you put a ball in a hole and it pops out somewhere else. Same pleasure as a marble run, without the choking hazard. Adult mimicry toys, like play
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by relaxing 10mo ago
Thank you for writing about parenting. Today was a tough day with the kids, and reading your blog after they’ve gone to sleep helped things feel a little better.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
They don’t want you moving through efficiently, they want you to spend more time purchasing more items.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
I don’t understand the point of this theory. Not having safety controls is bad, but having practices so bad that workers violate N layers of safety protocol in the course of operation is also bad. They’re both problems in need of regulation
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by relaxing 10mo ago
Ah well, shame about that.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
Was genuinely hoping to find there was some interesting research going on, but it’s all just AI stuff.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
Upsell opportunity. Remember the number ordering was originally for “extra value meals” that purported to save via bundling. Over the decades the perception of value was lost, hence the move to à la cart, luring consumers with more variety.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
The year is 20X5. Despite the onslaught of artificially intelligent agents capable of understanding and synthesizing new concepts in written language, humans are still capable of basic cognition… for now.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
Author deserves an award for coining the verb “incorrecting”.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
It’s always amusing to see a topic that’s so esoteric no one can toss off low effort drive by comment on it. Let alone have insightful input on the subject. I’d believe it’s the mods juicing it by hand, but perhaps there’s an algorithm filt
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by relaxing 10mo ago
Last.fm used to only update your listening stats on Friday, which turned into a fun event where everyone shared what they heard that week. Eventually the stats became live updating and a bit of fun was lost.
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by relaxing 10mo ago
“didn’t read article, going to toss off an ill considered remark anyway” at its finest.

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