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The Russian trolls never seem to take a rest.
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When you say Autopilot, you mean AutoSteer, right?
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Yeah, it says so in my AT&T contract as well. And I was concerned when I first signed up. But I haven't ever actually seen it happen.
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Do you find you get a better deal by calling the hotel directly?
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Like I said, it's possible that it's my bubble of following mainly spaceflight, programmers and comedians. The fighting in the comments has quieted down a bit and it could a consequence that some of the people (some specific ones
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Now that lots of opinionated people have left Twitter, I feel, it's quieter and more pleasant to use. Not by a massive amount, but still. Perhaps its my self-selecting bubble of people I follow, but it feels more like a source of inte
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$1400 checks amounted to 8.8% of household income? I think the math is off here.
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> your children are going to move to another state That will happen with your plan as well because they won't want to live in a dense dystopian population hellscape. Maybe the solution is not to be ripping out homes and replacing th
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> any lot zoned R-1 that could be a duplex or better. So you want to take a situation which is nice for people living in their quiet neighborhoods and make it suck for absolutely everyone? > like Tokyo Fine, let's take a satellit
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The big elephant in the room is that the amount of people in the market has greatly increased because the population in this country exploded. For instance, California population almost doubled since 1980 (25m to nearly 40m). And some citi
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I was about to call bullshit on your assertion about removing zoning. I did a quick look comparing Houston, which has no zoning laws at all, vs Dallas. https://www.bestplaces.net/compare-cities/houston_tx/dallas_.
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by starik36 3y ago
I use it instead of Outlook as well. It comes up immediately and is supremely snappy. Unfortunately they are replacing it in 2024 with Outlook Lite, which takes solid 2-4 seconds to come up.
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Visual Basic 6 was very productive - yes. But it was considered by many to be a toy language (it didn't support class inheritance for one). VB.NET - at least initial versions - was about productive as C#, thus there was no incentive t
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These rules sound like reasonable steps, upon first reading. Not sure what the downstream effects might be. Is there any thought given to cloud based devices becoming paperweight when companies behind them just stop supporting it or turn o
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I hear you. The system on the Kia Forte 2022 is very fragile as well. I just stopped using it.
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It's weird to me that some people just don't see the oncoming train. AI is here to stay. Use cases are still being worked out, but it's here to stay. Reminds me of the Astound application around 1995-1996. It was a pretty m
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How are you being funded right now?
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This is why I am holding on to my HP LaserJet 1320n for dear life. It's been working perfectly for over a decade. I even made it wireless with a Raspberry Pi Zero.
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Which GPU is capable of all that? And which do you have a write up for this?
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The giveaway is in the first sentence: "acknowledged by top scientific institutions and Russian anime cat girls"
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PageRank is based people linking using huge scale of the entire internet. It’s difficult to infer importance based on a couple of thousand documents at most.
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Confluence search isn't that bad. What is bad is the data that is fed into it. It has no way of understanding what is more relevant: some doc from 10 years ago or something related from recently.
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What type of setup do you have at home? What type of GPU? MJ completes a pretty high quality photo in about a minute. Does SD compare?
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Hmmm, I don't know if that is a convincing argument. We have super advanced monitoring tools for web servers with armies of admins, yet websites go down all the time.
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I think the air quality is far better today than it was in the 30-40 years ago. I moved to Los Angeles in the late 80s and in the first six months didn't even realize that there were mountains all around us. I just couldn't see
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They built the 1st one at Giga Texas a couple of days ago. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UeBoij9ISaY
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That's interesting. I also have never caught Covid despite everyone in family getting it (wife, kids, parents, friends, etc...). And I also take a blood thinner for my heart troubles.
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If you give into your temptation, you will watch a show with possibly greatest villains ever created on the screen.
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There are also 2 paths that .NET offers that you might want to consider. First one is Maui, which is a cross-platform toolkit supporting iOS, Android, Mac, Windows, etc... This generates a native app on each platform. Second path is embedd

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