superhuzza

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by superhuzza 3y ago
"the speaker is unaware that they aren’t the center of their own life" What does this even mean? Of course you are the center of your own life. That's the human experience.
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by superhuzza 3y ago
"My criticism would be that it's local change vs trying for structural change. Why don't those people already have access to surgery?" The reality is that Mr.Beast will not be changing the entire U.S. healthcare system.
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by superhuzza 3y ago
The article you posted claims the ENTIRE tourist spend per year in the UK is around £23 billion GBP: "Official statistics for the final quarter of 2019 have yet to been published, although in 2018 a total of 37.9 million people visited
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by superhuzza 3y ago
>Who was the best King Lear in 1842? What made their performance special? There's actually a surprising amount of information about famous stage actors, even going back to the 17th century. There are quite a few written accounts des
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by superhuzza 3y ago
My 65 year old, tech illiterate mom messaged me the other day and asked if ChatGPT or Midjourney could be used to generate layouts for her new garden. I'm not kidding.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
"In Berlin at BER I had someone from security straight up tell me that water being sold at a premium after security, with a profit for the airport shops that pay hefty rents, is the only reason for keeping up the 100ml liquids rule.&qu
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by superhuzza 4y ago
>Imagine never having problems with wireless bluetooth, WiFi, graphics card etc. Imagine everything always working and never having to worry about updates breaking anything. That's exactly how I felt when I started using MacOS after
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Not exactly a list but /r/buyitforlife is a collection of well built products.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Some do, some don't. Many appliances are effectively built-in to the kitchen (sometimes ovens, stoves), or may not fit in the new house. It's agreed upon by the seller and buyer.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Apparently from spucadella, an italian-american word for a type of bread.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
That would be inherently less funny - the whole joke is that Kevin isn't really saving any time by speaking in a confusing way, it's just dumb. If anything, your point makes the joke funnier - he's managed to make the sentenc
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Because this isn't inherently a technological problem, it's a loneliness and emotional vulnerability problem. I guarantee you that scammers will find ways to convince their victims regardless of photos being verified or not.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
For many products, Costco is legitimately a nice import store!
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by superhuzza 4y ago
A piece of AI generated art recently scored top prize in a digital painting competition. It's starting to look more like one monkey, on a limited time frame, making art that people rated highly.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
I just checked Amazon UK and I can buy 6 sticks of Sure deodorant for £6. Or one stick for £3.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
>Life is too short to quibble about this crap. Then why bother doing science at all? There are ways to determine the correlation vs causation problem, but yes it takes more effort - possibly redesigning studies, follow up studies etc. Bu
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by superhuzza 4y ago
"I started noticing it was correct based on my own experiences...I'm going to be immediately suspicious of all claims that are served up with a side of folksy anecdotes." So Betteridge's Law is true based on your own, sh
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Switching my 60 y/o mom from Windows laptops to a Macbook reduced the amount of family IT support I do by about 75%. She still struggles with some stuff, but more on the level of how to do things than issues with the machine itself.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Latitude has less to do with temperature than you think. London is significantly warmer than say, Montreal, despite being further north.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
It's been a big issue in the UK for the last few months, as airports struggled to find enough baggage handlers. So luggage was getting left all over, massive buildups, effectively "lost" until they have enough manpower to pro
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Wouldn't work because you could complete the same trip via a range of different companies. So to keep track, you'd need to be tapping in/off each train so the operators could charge you accordingly. And then you'd never
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by superhuzza 4y ago
1. It's an exploratory study which both confirms previous results and builds on them. Furthermore, a sample size of 21 is not too inherently small to draw conclusions - that would depend on the effect sizes between conditions... 2. The
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Yes, if it's a FIDE tournament, there is a precise definition about what is allowed. Of course, this will be applied as interpreted by the arbiters. 12.3 a. During play the players are forbidden to make use of any notes, sources of in
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by superhuzza 4y ago
He meant 500 milliseconds not 500 metres. Not having any pickup over 500 metres would be insane.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
The Dell website has a few of those development "left-overs" littered across the site. I saw that same "Everyone's the acceptor" at least a year back and it still hasn't been fixed.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Not really, Decathlon is much more focused on sports gear, for just about any sport you can think of. You could go to decathlon and pick up a tent, hiking clothes, a climbing rope, a kayak, protein powder and running shoes all in the same s
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Given the exchange that just happened, are you sure they were all so shoddy? ;)
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by superhuzza 4y ago
Not quite the same, but being "stuck between a rock and a hard place" has a similar meaning. There's also Cornelian dilemma. But at least in games like chess, everyone just says Zugzwang.
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by superhuzza 4y ago
>This happened much less frequently in the past as it would ruin the taxi company’s reputation. Are you sure about that? I remember taxis being notoriously unreliable before Uber was around. It seems like that's a major reason Uber
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by superhuzza 5y ago
One thing I'd like to point out - carefully consider whether having friends and family in the area is actually what you want. Going to university should be all about new experiences, and those can often be quite limited by your previou

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