sunshineforever

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by sunshineforever 5y ago
There's a gas station store that does this in Portland OR. They have a facial recognition camera at the door that scans each person to enter the store after sundown.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
OSM includes practically any mappable data collected for free, including even Wikipedia entries with a physical location. I assume curating means deciding the relevance of stuff like this and making into a map thats similar to google maps.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
They are balking simply because "curated" is a word that's become trendy for years in the tech/startup world and they are tired of hearing it.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
Know of any good resources to learn it? -noob language nerd
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
As a low end worker, I have actually seen this happen from the stimulus checks alone. Many places in my town raises wages because they can't find people to work for pennies anymore.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I think that automation will have a significant effect on the ability of society to care for retirees.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I remember when this was just a proposal. Half of the users of the Facebook group that it was posted in declared that such gardens were ableist towards people with bee allergies. Yikes.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
Can you explained how to make a GDPR complaint? I've never heard of this before.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
In my opinion its basically a miracle that Uber was ever allowed to operate. The government seemed to just decide to enforce the law differently because computers were involved.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
One example taken directly from my life is that the exterior of older buildings offer dramatically more shelter from the elements to both passerby and the homeless. Modern buildings will rarely have doorways or awnings to shelter in. And w
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I completely agree. Modern architecture has been such a mistake. And this has nothing to do with my political views. In fact it makes me sad that poor folks more commonly have to deal with living in these bland monoliths.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
The idea that the entire psychiatric community wouldn't be completely on the side of the author is one of the reasons that I have such little faith in their field. The reason being is that the underlying condition could always be worke
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I think I have read some old source where this occurs. Possibly the Bible or Shakespeare. Get the mark to do their deeds while a trustworthy witness is hidden somewhere to watch.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
Me too. So hard to find anymore.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
Once we can make bread with nothing but sunlight and robots humanity will be so much closer to being free from work.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I still remember how to operate the stock radio of the Volvo 240 by touch and I haven't touched one in ten years. (You kind of make an Ohm gesture around the volume knob with ring and middle for up down channel) I am glad to see other&
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I have a good friend who does extreme couponing to supplement her income. I have actually even seen her get paid to buy things due to retailer miscalculations. Her garage is stocked with such things as laundry detergent, deodorant, various
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I don't want to leave that door open.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
On the east coast its way less 'appropriate' to interact with strangers so friends are a more limited set, necessarily brought together by more than mere chance. The cultural differences are so fascinating.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
My man. I am from Connecticut, moved to Oregon, and this phenomenon is breaking my heart... It makes me want to wear a hijab or something.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I have a difficult life and I'm growing very tired of this question. I've even had to ask some of my neighbors not to greet me that way.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
How do I use this?
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
Yes they are obviously lying.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I don't think that life became more depressing during covid. People spent more time with their families. The government literally handed out free money to everyone. A moratorium was placed on evictions. For a lot of poorer people, this
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
You can resell the items on ebay and Amazon. I used to know independent stores that would purchase merchandise to stock the shelves with too. It doesn't necessary have to be fenced via a criminal org. A certain pocket sized paint tube
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
They do. Criminals are extensively aware of sentencing of crimes. Its one of the main subjects of conversion in jails. I know this from being acquainted with many criminals as a result of taking drugs for many years. "That's thef
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
There are stores like this in Connecticut, USA. The West coast is lacking in small independent convenience stores. Something like the land got parceled out and ballooned in value before the thrifty shop owner types were able to set up at a
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
There are stores like this on the east coast. Items stocked in littke shelves up against plexiglass and you ask the clerk for each one. In the case of Portland, there is a problem where there are virtually no independent mom & pop corn
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
I can't help but think of the article on posted on here about a week ago with the old woman who refused to order milk online after her service canceled phone ordering.
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by sunshineforever 5y ago
Dan brown seems to do this. Da Vinci code, angels and demons, and the one about the NSA all have the same plot structure.

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