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by remote_phone 3y ago
Only 85%?
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by remote_phone 3y ago
A regular camera can’t do this?
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Baby seats have expiration dates and it’s scary how many parents fall for the emotional manipulation around that. It makes the used car seat market dead as well as hand-me-downs
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by remote_phone 3y ago
I wish they would update their Hyperlapse app, it was the best at what it did but hasn’t worked in years.
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Msft stock is up 10X in 10 years. They are all multi millionaires. I would be complacent too and quibbling over 3% probably isn’t at the top of my list of priorities
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by remote_phone 3y ago
If you read carefully, it still contains sodium nitrite except as powdered celery. So the source of the sodium nitrate is “natural” but the dose is still the same.
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by remote_phone 3y ago
I still use my licensed 1Password version from like 10 years ago. I share passwords over Dropbox to my other computers and I cut and paste passwords. It’s not hard at all and I don’t have to pay a subscription.
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Where was the “courage” to quote this article while it was happening? This was exactly what I was saying but it was drowned it by people saying it was for the “little guys” which was lies.
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Waze has done nothing in the last 8 years. Things like the auto zoom is horrible and especially on car play I have to manually keep zooming In and Out. It was great 10 years so but now it’s below average. Meanwhile Apple navigation is now t
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Musk’s MO is to use the legal system in bad faith. That’s his primary tactic. He even does this with his vendors and his customers. With his vendors he just stops paying and then waits until legal action is threatened and then tries to nego
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by remote_phone 3y ago
I am thankful I managed to completely avoid both UML and J2EE in my career. Those embody the worst of so called Software engineering practices that I saw in my 30 years of working. It’s governmental bureaucracy embedded into technology that
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by remote_phone 3y ago
What will happen is that it will stratify people even more and income inequality will become even more pronounced. The educated people will learn how to write on their own and the less educated will use LLMs and never rise above it. That wi
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Because they want to IPO as soon as possible, so showing a bump of revenue from API shows the promise of more revenues for investors. Remember they took a 41% cut in valuation recently. IPO is going to be challenging so they want to show as
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Perl is the worst language I had the displeasure to work with and I’m glad it’s basically dead. The thing I hated most about it was that it had several ways to the same thing, which made it extremely hard to read code because you had to und
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by remote_phone 3y ago
I delete all my accounts every year or so. I don’t understand people’s fascination with their own data online. It’s mostly less than worthless, so their fascination with storing stuff they will never read again is weird. I have a friend who
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Reddit made a huge mistake taking VC money and trying to become billionaires. They could have maintained a smaller footprint and created essentially a lifestyle business like Craigslist and served the world. Taking VC money and trying to ex
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Is a gigantic safe and armed guards considered paranoid security measures?
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by remote_phone 3y ago
You would be mistaken. Most predators incapacitate their prey and then eat them alive.
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by remote_phone 3y ago
I hate to break it to you but most prey are eaten alive. I’m not advocating for it in the least, but it’s the reality. I don’t know what is worse, living a somewhat free life in the Savannah and then one day being cruelly and viciously eate
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by remote_phone 3y ago
Yes you sound exactly like a non-parent.
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Nazi Symbols on Ukraine’s Front Lines Highlight Thorny Issues of History(news.yahoo.com)
3 points by remote_phone 3y ago|1 comments
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by remote_phone 3y ago
My friend said he relationship with his twos sons were irrevocably ruined by smartphones. Before, they would chat throughout all their car rides but as soon as he bought them smartphones, they stopped talking to him almost entirely and spen
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by remote_phone 3y ago
It sounds like the VP is there one who needs to be fired. If he can’t handle questions like that it brands he is building a really bad team. Better to get rid of him and find someone who is better at team building and recognizing talent.
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by remote_phone 3y ago
I think it would. Why would someone falsify data for a company if they know they might get executed. It wouldn’t be for their own gain.
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by remote_phone 3y ago
It’s weird that Lyft is flexing on something that Uber did almost 10 years ago. Everything they talk about has been known and done by Uber for a very long time.
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by remote_phone 3y ago
The Dallas shopping center shooting was the first time in my life I couldn’t tell the difference between online truth and lies. I’m very good as finding out the truth vs lies but this time I couldn’t. Usually disinformation is easy to spot
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by remote_phone 3y ago
No, not moral ownership. De facto ownership. I never talked anything about morality. The fact is Russia took Crimea by force and is physically occupying it. The only way to get it back is by force. Until they Russia unquestionably owns Crim
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by remote_phone 3y ago
What exactly is your point now, because you’re all over the place and thrashing in a cringeworthy fashion. You argued that Musk was “anti-Ukrainian” and I destroyed that argument with words from Ukrainian officials themselves. Now you’re sa
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by remote_phone 3y ago
I’m stating a fact with no opinion behind it. Russia owns Crimea. If the rest of the world cared or supported Ukraine back in 2014, they would have done something but no one lifted a finger including Obama. These are facts. If the world wan
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by remote_phone 3y ago
That article was dated April 8th 2022 over a year ago. A more recent article says that the U.S. stopped paying for them in September and SpaceX picked up the costs. Then in December they got funding from European countries. If Musk were “an

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