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sfblah
9mo ago
You can get a dell laptop for like $200.
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9mo ago
This is just doing DEI in a different way because it's technically illegal. It's obvious what's going on here.
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9mo ago
I was able to fiddle with the settings so it launches in the air a bit and then hits the city. All by just going vertically. Pretty funny.
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9mo ago
The help question mark over part of the keyboard isn't great.
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10mo ago
Something like 5% of the time when I pair my airpods to my apple wathc to go for a run, only one of them pairs. So, if I've actually started running, I then have to circle back to get the headphones case, unpair them, stick them back i
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10mo ago
This is a great point. It would make a lot more sense simply to require a 25-foot easement along the lines of the checkerboard for unrestricted public access or a road. That would have the effect of forcing the ranchers to move their fences
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11mo ago
Siri's awfulness really is a thing to behold. I haven't used an android phone in a while. For those users out there, does its voice assistant actually work?
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11mo ago
Basically, yes. Quintilis and Sextilis.
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11mo ago
The conjecture is that there are no values that go on forever, but it's as yet unproven.
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11mo ago
I'm open to changing my view! Please give some recommendations.
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11mo ago
With pleasure!
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11mo ago
I had to go on Youtube to listen to some of the music mentioned here, as I'm pretty out of the loop on it. Given what I heard I honestly think we're basically at the point where AI can generate equivalent or even better music. It&
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11mo ago
I've read that blockchain can be used to eliminate the risk of crypto companies doing shady things. /s
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11mo ago
100% agree
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11mo ago
Lucky guy: He managed to retire before having to reckon with the coming end of the Bubble Era. It won't be the same without him.
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11mo ago
Things like this really favor models offered from countries that have fewer legal restrictions. I just don't think it's realistic to expect people not to have access to these capabilities. It would be reasonable to add a disclaime
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11mo ago
The problem with these kinds of bets is the Fed Put. That's the invisible force levitating stocks. I don't really see that changing unless/until the country genuinely enters a debt or currency crisis. The path is unsustainabl
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1y ago
How can I have a rotating version of this in a poster-sized digital frame in the easiest possible way?
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1y ago
I just checked and it looks like this company has never turned a profit. I don't really know why anyone would even use their product, since it's so easy just to use the various cloud systems out there instead of storing any meanin
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1y ago
To me the real challenge is just getting local communities to allow Waymo. I live in Oakland and am not holding my breath.
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1y ago
I want to see what happens when it cuts your finger. Actually, I don't want to see it. But I'm curious.
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1y ago
What I would like is an iphone for like $200 with a stable set of features that I don't have to buy off the used market. I don't care if it's 2 generations behind, because these new phones don't offer anything I care abo
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1y ago
I built a system like this to create vector tiles for mapbox at a side-job I had a few years back. Unfortunately my boss couldn't understand what I was doing and instead wanted us to run a SQL query on the database every time the map w
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1y ago
I agree with this to some extent, but I honestly believe the capital markets would look VASTLY different had the Fed not rescued them with unprecedented money printing in 2002-3, 2008-15 and 2020-1. Yes, software is important and changing t
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1y ago
Is there some written work online that represents your viewpoint on the NYT? I'd genuinely like to read it. I'm a centrist person who can absolutely see that Fox is on the right. But, I can also see that NPR and NYT are on the lef
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1y ago
How about using terms like "pregnant people"? Or the fact that on my local NPR station I can count down from 60 and something like 80% of the time, before I reach 0, they've talked about race or ethnicity at least once.
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1y ago
This is basically correct.
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1y ago
I know a fair bit about this deal. Some massive percentage of Tumblr's traffic was porn. And, shockingly, Yahoo management did NOT know this when they signed the check.
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1y ago
M2 is the wrong statistic for sure, but the thrust of GP's comment is accurate, IMO. Fed intervention has not remotely been removed from the economy. The "big beautiful bill" probably just amounts to another round of it (fisc
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1y ago
So I played the puzzle game on this Lisa and it appears unsolvable to me, which sort of surprised me. Has anyone else given it a shot? Here's a picture of how far I got: https://imgur.com/a/QhnnC4X
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