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by uxp100 3y ago
Some of their early well known content was where to get coke in Brooklyn and how to sleep with a stripper. And in 2006, that was edgy ny hipster content. That was their brand from the absolute beginning. They just happened to also do some g
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by uxp100 3y ago
But it doesn’t matter how many people it replaces. TODAY it’s a capital heavy business.
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by uxp100 3y ago
Huh, I actually thought that one was the worst? Felt like it was small unconnected snippets…
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by uxp100 3y ago
Wikipedia says more like 11%, but it’s pretty complex. NPR produces programs that local stations play, and pay for. So while you might hear someone say they’re listening to NPR, they’re listening to a “member station,” that is paying NPR. T
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by uxp100 3y ago
I believe that’s because they’re unsalted (which I wouldn’t consider run of the mill, but a specialty baking product). This Reddit post says the natural “flavoring” is lactic acid to replace salt as the preservative, but obviously you can’t
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by uxp100 3y ago
In men’s jeans I’d say non-cotton materials are much more common now. I’m not sure if they wear out faster, but they don’t feel very comfortable on my body compared to a normal pair of jeans once broken in. I’m not sure how denim weight (
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by uxp100 3y ago
Video Games are environments that are designed to teach you how to master them. That includes very hard video games; I don’t feel like video games are a good point of reference. YouTube is also pretty good at teaching you how to change the
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by uxp100 4y ago
If you think of them as equals maybe, but it’s not uncommon for large SoCs. Maybe 30 cores in there, with probably two variants of arm, and possibly risc-v and multiple custom ISAs. But let’s say you’ve got a team of 50 hardware people and
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by uxp100 4y ago
Which is kind of funny, since if you asked me 10 years ago about the cultural associations of “woke,” they’d be, uh, more scattered. Black nationalists of the wacky “Beethoven? Oh yeah, he was black” sort, but at the time I also saw a neo-n
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by uxp100 4y ago
Yes, there are prices for prints only. A signed print is around 2k, so an original is uh, more than that. I think Artists truly get much more out of buyers who they develop a relationship with, so having a fixed price online store for origi
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by uxp100 4y ago
Gravity’s Rainbow also has a lot to say about race relations (in the 60s in the US) and colonialism. Just saying it Since it hasn’t been mentioned and I’d consider that one of its more important themes. Another thing not mentioned is the ra
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by uxp100 4y ago
There are (small) differences in wheel and tire design to support the sealant based system, and that makes all the difference I guess. Slime tubes are pretty reviled, tubeless is the hot thing. Besides being more reliable it also allows for
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by uxp100 4y ago
I wonder if there is a large difference in audience. Pickups are kind of just minivans for today’s smaller families, with a little different cultural associations. Large cities are packed full of them. The long distance of AM is nice for hi
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by uxp100 4y ago
It’s interesting how the Eric Drexler influence clearly colors a lot of apocalyptic AI stuff, in fiction, and on Less Wrong. First because afaik the progress in nanotechnology has not been particularly fast over the past 40 years since his
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by uxp100 4y ago
Whether it matters that it was a political play aside, I guess I really don’t believe it was. Maybe there is some presidential historian who has dug into the documents, I’m just going on vibes I remember from the time.
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by uxp100 4y ago
I bought Feit lightbulbs at a big box home store (not the cheapest option). Half of the 6 I bought failed in 6 months. The rest seem to be going strong at least…
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I have never seen them either, i was surprised to hear people talking about them on windows 10. I have a pretty aggressive hosts file blocking stuff, plus ran some supposedly telemetry removing commands in the past, so I guess that must be
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by uxp100 4y ago
Might be true, but I think you should look at Nvidias stock price.
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Furthermore, point 4 in the article (fixing unimportant warnings can cause bugs elsewhere) is real. I mean, it indicates issues with test coverage, but who doesn’t have issues with test coverage? Oh, 100% unit test coverage? Is that branch
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by uxp100 4y ago
What level of static checks are you comfortable with? Because I don’t exactly think you’re wrong, but writing deviation reports for nearly every cast is a bummer, and I think many who have worked with high levels of static checks are famili
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by uxp100 4y ago
Is 40 hours a week of overtime available at canning jobs?
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by uxp100 4y ago
I think bicycle calorie burn calculators are basically just nonsense. 600 calories is a ton to burn for a relatively short leisurely ride. Maybe 5x too much. I have an older garmin that has told me I have burned 9000 calories in a weekend,
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by uxp100 4y ago
Yeah, picking fruit is the ur-example used in media of work “work Americans won’t do.” It fucking sucks. That being said, yeah, I had friends who did it as teens. They hated it, fast food was a huge step up as far as a job for teens.
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by uxp100 4y ago
I’m not the above poster, but I would say reducing friction is key. I have no problem exercising, probably my greatest joy in life, but when my attention “tank” is low I can spend an hour failing to get on the damn bike and go. So I have ev
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I mean people do that with cars too, and I don’t mean public parking, they drive their shit up on the sidewalk and park, park on cross walks and drive down bike paths and do donuts in the park. drivers generally don’t give a shit ever. But
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I don’t think this comment was about capital and labor, but instead between capital and management. Maybe there is a better phrase. Finance capital and business? The idea is that capital has had very little control the operations of busines
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This happened a month ago. The case settled, afaik.
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And in fact, sometimes I feel the power goes the other way a little bit. Unions are big boosters for industry in a way that can be negative for the public. So you’ve got “pro-business” politicians supporting some project (let’s say highway
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The nanny? Anyway, the poisonous cloud is perhaps metaphorically hanging over the town, but only during a short section of the novel is there actually a cloud. Though maybe in terms of pages the cloud isn’t over the town very long, but seve
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by uxp100 4y ago
User Zoe Sparks on that page covers why they don’t really feel it’s like a nop slide. I think that answer is a good supplement to the accepted one.

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