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by uxp100 2y ago
Yeah, I know a few white collar workers bartending or in a kitchen, one weekday night or so, but they had a lot of experience with the service industry before they got a white collar job, and worked in lower paying business side and non tec
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by uxp100 2y ago
Elise Stefanik seems to be making a name for herself, but I’m skeptical this will go anywhere. is the article simplifying something? The law mentions networks, but would a better word be bands or something? I’m not familiar with drones but
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by uxp100 3y ago
I have absolutely had managers (and managers managers) contribute code. I think the typical team lead manager lite position was supposed to be like 20% of time on development and my managers manager who oversaw like 30 people contributed s
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by uxp100 3y ago
Depending on your definition of AI they’ve probably been around for a while. This does seem to be a big step more “AI” than previous systems I’ve heard described though.
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by uxp100 3y ago
For one thing, retribution is accepted in American law as a justification for punishment is my understanding. For a second thing, I’m not so sure the chance of a repeat offense is low.
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by uxp100 3y ago
An earlier version did exist 10 years ago.
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by uxp100 3y ago
Someone else posted video of a DJ, but to emphasize, home listeners select tracks on a vinyl record easily, it’s not a DJ trick. The songs are often marked, dropping the needle in the marked groove selects the start of the song. You’ve got
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by uxp100 3y ago
My electrical utility does not hit 4 nines, maybe not even 3. Water and sewer? Definitely.
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by uxp100 3y ago
Do you understand it’s a micro countertop dishwasher, that would use less detergent than a full size?
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by uxp100 3y ago
A dime a can is more than they’re worth. Of course, you already paid that dime when you bought em, but it’s not as if scrap value instead of deposit would make your payout go up.
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by uxp100 3y ago
But there is really no reason to use navigation where you live or work unless you realize this triggers preconditioning.
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by uxp100 3y ago
I had rented a Tesla that weekend, first time driving an EV since I drove a a 90s EV conversion Geo Metro and here is my understanding from talking to people and charging myself. That was a windy and wet storm, lots of deep drifts, road sig
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by uxp100 3y ago
No. It does depend on where you live. Buying vehicles across state lines is very common and can result in significant differences in price. Doesn’t mean you couldn’t advertise the price as “for residents” or something.
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by uxp100 3y ago
I doubt that swimming competitions with PEDs would be worse than the NFL.
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by uxp100 3y ago
Yeah, I’ve got devices where there is a hum on their output while using usb-midi. 5 pin midi should not have such issues (but if done badly could)
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by uxp100 3y ago
Many academics do not believe that this is necessary. Maybe the experiment example is a bad one, since it would make sense to cite a related experiment. Perhaps writing a pop science article that uses a paragraph from a paper they wrote is
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by uxp100 3y ago
As a student anyway. Self plagiarism is a controversial topic in other circumstances. Many academics feel that if they described some element of an experiment some way it’s because that’s the best way they could imagine. If they do the expe
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by uxp100 3y ago
24 miles because the vehicle is less efficient and the heater is in use. Charging with a 120V 12A charger is when cold is a different question. Attached garage? Probably not a big deal. Outside? You might use all the power available to heat
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by uxp100 3y ago
The Chevy Bolt?
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by uxp100 3y ago
For higher wage noncompetes I thought they were often compensated, which is another way of drawing a line for what is legal and what isn’t. In finance, where a lot of your income is in bonus, you would maybe collect your full salary for the
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by uxp100 3y ago
I was thinking of user surveys. There was a Slate Star Codex/Astral Codex Ten article that goes through different ADHD medications, and those who take Desoxyn report being happier with their medications performance. The article notes a
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by uxp100 3y ago
Are the 25F devices cheaper? Cuz heat pumps are very expensive and I could see someone thinking a cheaper model was a halfway green measure. (Although with the way the midwestern winter has been so far it they might be fine this year)
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by uxp100 3y ago
Obviously not good, I’m just being a little glib. If correctly dosed I suppose people would be getting a somewhat more effective medication than they thought they were getting. Those who were getting caffeine or ibuprofen, not so much.
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by uxp100 3y ago
So this is a journalist quoting their own tweet which links to an article that quotes them attributing something to Musk’s biographer. Issaacson? The book is out, can’t we just see the actual primary source now?
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by uxp100 3y ago
More than one if you count mini bowl. But yeah, Holler House is the only full sized manual set lanes in Milwaukee.
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by uxp100 3y ago
As a side note, I find that people who have never installed a car seat often underestimate how large they are (sometimes very confidently and emphatically, as parents just go, oh, this person is clueless). We have a Subaru crosstrek, a comm
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by uxp100 3y ago
The idea that today is an age of shopping as entertainment is kinda goofy. I mean, sure, but wasn’t that also true 30 years ago? The mall era? It seems that articles that reference Cory Doctrow’s enshittification are likely to have a rosy
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by uxp100 3y ago
I think plenty of entrepreneurs emphasize that they are scrappy underdogs, that it’s a long shot, and that it’s going to take hard work. That’s you know, the optimistic side of the truth that they’re going to fail. I’m sure Musk has said th
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by uxp100 3y ago
However, IIRC it has other problems in cold weather. With charging, I think? I know I’ve seen reports that regenerative braking is essentially completely disabled while the LFP batteries are cold.
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by uxp100 3y ago
LLMs have no way to access reality.

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