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by slackfan 3y ago
Or just the critically undersupported infra fail. The world will not end, and the money will magically appear out of thin air, guaranteed, and the public wouldn't even have to pay for it. I do realize that living without uber eats&#x2F
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by slackfan 3y ago
No. As a taxpayer, my money is already going to 1230987587123 government frivolities. I don't need to be funding infrastructure for bigcorps any more than I already am. e: To the downvoters, do you seriously believe that Tesla, Apple,
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by slackfan 3y ago
What do you do with a drunken sailor, What do you do with a drunken sailor, What do you do with a drunken sailor, Early in the morning?
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by slackfan 3y ago
You can also eliminate most climate-change-causing pollution (and microplastics) via nuclear weapons.
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by slackfan 3y ago
ALIENS.
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by slackfan 3y ago
It could also serve me a hamburger or explode on the launch pad.
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by slackfan 3y ago
The problem isn't really the pipes themselves (lead by itself isn't reactive with water), it's the fact that we keep messing with various additive chemistries, which may cause reactions with the lead pipes. All in all another
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by slackfan 3y ago
I like turtles.
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by slackfan 3y ago
This article is really scuzzy. What happened to the kid is a tragedy (and a horrific workplace accident). But these things happen. The fact that he was 16 is completely irrelevant, considering in most states you can work from 14 with some m
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by slackfan 3y ago
Borders are important for the security of governments, and very little else. A reminder that passports and mandatory travel restrictions outside of a few countries didn't come into existence till WWI. Border enforcement by governments
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by slackfan 3y ago
We've been on the brink of eradicating polio for something like 60 years. And then vaccine manufacturers across the world fuck up and cause an outbreak. This is one of those cases that I have no sympathy for the hype piece, no sympathy
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by slackfan 3y ago
Gotta keep yourself in the hype cycle OpenAI. Good job.
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by slackfan 3y ago
What anonymity? Social media is literally built for the oversharing of personal information. ...Though I suppose from the perspective of the MilIndustrial complex, any sort of anonymity is a threat.
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by slackfan 3y ago
Married startup founder in his 30s here. Wife actually had her own startup for a good bit in a non-technical field, she wound that down a few years ago, now she's doing the stay with the kids thing, while I'm working to bootstrap
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by slackfan 3y ago
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes, the article. The author makes herself and her subject sound absolutely insufferable, doing neither of them any favors. Kind of a sad commentary on the tech industry and its orbiters, really.
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by slackfan 3y ago
Do you believe that people should be imprisoned for holding incorrect political views?
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by slackfan 3y ago
The fun thing is that none of that makes claim that they weren't communist sympathizers. Saying anything about bad regarding soviet internment camps was likely to get you some very funny looks in more than a few circles well into the 8
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by slackfan 3y ago
brainfart on my end, should have said "below 0c for a prolonged..." I'll mea culpa that.
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by slackfan 3y ago
He installed the (brand new) heatpumps last year, which made the sting of it even worse. Also per that report "can operate" which is very different from "operate without issue" or "operate efficiently".
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by slackfan 3y ago
New Mitsubishi Heatpumps that have been hyped up to hell and back here. Past -14c they flat out stopped working for him. I'm sure there'll be a lot of "oh it's the type of heatpump" "oh it's the installati
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by slackfan 3y ago
Heatpumps work as heat only in climates where temps never hit 0c for a prolonged period of time. You go below 0c for a month, enjoy your baseboard-levels of efficiency. Some anecdata: Neighbor is on heatpumps and has a comparable house (in
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by slackfan 3y ago
It's both.
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by slackfan 3y ago
The fact that it's only one study, is also statistically insignificant. Therefore?
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by slackfan 3y ago
Why assume that the cyclists are the victims by default? There's a significant amount of accidents where the cyclists are the perpetrators.
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by slackfan 3y ago
Yes. Getting at least one hour of sun between waking up and going to work and no sun after work, vs no sun before work and no sun after -- there's one that's preferable to the other, but I can't quite put my finger on it. Peo
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by slackfan 3y ago
nitter.net?
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by slackfan 3y ago
It's very similar with additional niggles of who holds the purse strings. (the EU in this case)
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How to Be an AWS Alliance Lead(betterthanservices.com)
1 points by slackfan 3y ago|1 comments
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by slackfan 3y ago
Lots of companies deal with AWS, but how do you, as a small company, deal with AWS?
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by slackfan 3y ago
Regardless of what we preach the fact of the matter is that privacy has been eroded to hell and back. These governments that have eroded it were (mostly) duly elected by the people. If this is what the representation of the people is, then

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