the_real_cher

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by the_real_cher 1mo ago
Zoning has gotten WAY out of control in this country. It's a serf/vassal relationship except the government has become the vassal.
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by the_real_cher 1mo ago
This is a wildly insane entitled NIMBY boomer tier take but I'm glad you said it because it's what a lot of property owners are trying to convince people of. Artists, college students, young people getting started, older people, s
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by the_real_cher 1mo ago
It doesn't have to be this way. I've lived in these types of housing in college and it was completely fine. I've also live in artist studios with this kind of arrangement that were also fine. The key seems to be a more atten
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by the_real_cher 1mo ago
This is my thoughts as well! It makes smarter people smarter and dumb people dumber!
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by the_real_cher 1mo ago
Whats going to be hilarious is if brick and mortar companies become popular again because of the painful U.I., scammy companies, and broken search of Amazon.
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by the_real_cher 1mo ago
I think that is the Crux of the issue. Email spam has made self hosting untenable.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
Yeah I'm not familiar with that way but it makes sense! Old age is rough but I would rather go out that way than a long drawn out terminal illness.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
My grandfather just went to sleep one night and never woke up. Mid 70's. It's clearly for 'some' reason but it wasn't some long drawn out illness like cancer or some sort of progressive congestive heart failure. E
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
I don't know why you've been flagged. This is a perfectly reasonable request presented politely that many of us are also wondering!!
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
My experience working at LinkedIn was that, after Microsoft took over, they offshored a huge part of their infrastructure and turned the entire culture into one of performative based engineering instead of results based engineering. If you
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
If during the interview they said that their biggest weakness was that "they are a perfectionist" they are doing it for the money.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
Saying Nature is not good as a "business model" is such an unintentionally funny Hacker News culture comment.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
Are they just releasing it to keep oil prices falsely deflated or what? should oil prices naturally be higher?
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
There's a fair amount
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
It's an NP hard problem. To SOLVE it would easily win the Nobel, possibly the Turing and more. Designer proteins would change the world and medicine also in unimaginable ways.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
A lot of things aren't healthy like pizza and fried chicken. They should add the cost of future open heart surgery to the cheap meal.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
I know. I got a health perk at work for the year and used it all on the watch. I don't know if it would have been worth it to me without that. How's the accuracy on the Coros watches?
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
Literally everything Mitchell does is top notch. Looking forward to seeing how this turns out!
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
i have a fenix solar, i charge it once a month. it has an insane number of features
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
The expected value of the 50/50 is $500,000. It's mathematically the best choice.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
Ive worked in federally funded instituions. The places I worked were essentially white collar welfare. One could do nothing and collect a paycheck. Not saying all federally finded places are like this but this system is ripe for abuse and I
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
This person is taking things too literally. By power tool we simply mean speeds up work. And by that definition LLMs are absolutely a power tool of epic proprtions! If you ever coded before LLMs existed its like night and day.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
i think they were being sarcastic with a very valid point ;)
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
Your right! My misteak!
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
It would be cool if they forked one of these big open source projects and just merged all of the unsolicited AI generated PRs into the fork just to see what kind of monster that would create.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
The code base is not gigantic enough they need AI to generate massively more lines of code.
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
I have no proof of this but I suspect that when rent is cheap enough the middle and lower classes can work a single job or a part time job with roommates, they will have enough time pursue their artistic passions, you get great art and tech
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by the_real_cher 2mo ago
Its like a torpedo or missile just slower and visible.
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by the_real_cher 3mo ago
2027 is going to change this sitnificantly. Toyota is releasing a full EV highlander, Honda is releasing the 0 series, Kia has some new EVs coming out. Next year is going to be a huge EV shift. Tesla is screwed.

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