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by sys32768 2y ago
So in a few years, coders will be as relevant as cuneiform scribes.
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by sys32768 2y ago
When I went toe-to-toe with a debt collector, I quickly discovered that many laws are vaguely written by lawyers to encourage litigation. The language in both the federal and state debt collection laws was so ambiguous that my research only
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by sys32768 2y ago
Suffering has worked wonders for me especially in making me grateful and deepening my sense of appreciation for so many things I took for granted. Even working out and enduring the burn give me a stronger body. Suffering gets a bum rap.
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by sys32768 2y ago
Terminal lucidity is a thing I don't see mentioned here. It is well known that even some advanced dementia patients days or hours before death can exhibit lucid coherence, even speaking and recognizing loved one before death. Having wa
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by sys32768 2y ago
Apparently the military just wants Americans to enjoy the light show and take cover if anything toxic or lethal drops from these drones.
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by sys32768 2y ago
In other words, get off the cloud so nobody has your encrypted data which they will be able to crack in a few minutes five or ten years from now?
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by sys32768 2y ago
This just a few days after Joe Biden authorizes Ukraine to use U.S. long-range missiles in Russia. How many of Russia's ~5k nukes are these countries willing to take hits from in order to protect Ukraine?
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by sys32768 2y ago
How does the author know that shrimp experience "extreme agony" the way humans experience it? Trees and bushes and vegetables might experience extreme agony too when dying.
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by sys32768 2y ago
So robotic process automation gains intelligence and we can train an AI intern to assist with tasks. Our own personal digital squire. Then eventually we become assistants to AI.
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by sys32768 2y ago
Reminds me of this BBC scene: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K1sDCTHVBmA&t=73s
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by sys32768 2y ago
I stayed at this B&B in Idaho. Owner said it was a Sears home. https://imgur.com/a/Njdxacs
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by sys32768 2y ago
This happened recently for the screening of The Matrix for its 25th anniversary. My partner had never seen it, and sure enough they spent almost ten minutes spoiling it with a pointless featurette featuring some unknown new star reminiscing
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by sys32768 2y ago
Where did the far-left extremists flee to?
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by sys32768 2y ago
28-year-old rock? I clicked it just for that, then realized I need reading glasses.
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by sys32768 2y ago
I highly recommend it! I left instructions to my children in a safe they know about. I also keep digital copies on a flash drive in the safe. Each letter is printed, signed and sealed in an envelope. Each has a name, title, and sometimes di
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by sys32768 2y ago
Fantastic read that also lead me to this fantastic site with old recordings: http://www.wideweb.com/phonetrips/
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by sys32768 2y ago
I update "upon my death" letters to my loved ones every year. It's a sobering exercise that brings me great peace and, I hope, will bring them great peace too.
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by sys32768 2y ago
I drive a 2009 Sienna with only 96k miles. Got hooked on them when I bought one to transport my aging parents. They're fantastic for road trips thanks to the huge field of view and extra storage, and they can double as a camper van for
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by sys32768 2y ago
Alas, if only it tasted as good as it smells.
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Clippy, PsyD
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by sys32768 2y ago
She quit because the students were being lazy cheaters.
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by sys32768 2y ago
His cover of Brandi Carlile's Turpentine is fantastic: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bDruf7aDk4E
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by sys32768 2y ago
>Make no mistake. Shockley was a racist. Shockley was a eugenicist. That’s all. The author here made a big mistake. Shockley also co-invented the transistor.
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by sys32768 2y ago
X (Twitter) policy on sharing private information: https://help.x.com/en/rules-and-policies/personal-informatio... Among others it prohibits sharing: >home address or physical location information, such as stre
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by sys32768 2y ago
Most of my searches on Google for tech or reviews include site:reddit.com
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by sys32768 2y ago
Have you tried the Windows App? You mean Windows? No, I mean the app. Which app? The Windows app. Is it in the Windows app store? Yes, and you can use it to connect to your other devices. Oh, so like RDP? Sort of. But you need an MS 365 sub
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by sys32768 2y ago
We did learn to question everything eventually, and today she's vigilant about reading all ingredients. Just recently I gave her a chocolate wafer from Italy that had peanuts in it, which I would have never assumed based on the taste.
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by sys32768 2y ago
My youngest has been the ER three times due to ingesting peanuts, including once when the local Costco was sampling granola bars that contained peanuts. There was no posted allergy warning. A couple of minutes after the staff realized what
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by sys32768 2y ago
Sounds like Israel added plastic explosives to pagers and managed to supply them to Hezbollah. Then, I assume, they triggered only those pagers belonging to known operatives. I'm guessing some did not explode and we'll get to see
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by sys32768 2y ago
I wouldn't want to live in my flesh and blood through many more wars, collapses, depressions, dictatorships, invasions, extinctions, etc. On the other hand, I hope it was all a simulation so one day I will get unfettered access to inse

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