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xeromal
3y ago
>Soda. Coke.
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xeromal
3y ago
The rarest of the rares
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xeromal
3y ago
Because it's a suble difference especially if its sugar free. I think they're trying to test your ability to differentiate "perfumed" water vs regular. Sweetened or spiced things are more of a hammer.
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xeromal
3y ago
Sounds like a superpower bro.
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xeromal
3y ago
Unless the title is a joke which it is. The whole point of the article is that linux blowhards try to ignore ChromeOS as Linux.
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xeromal
3y ago
That's not a joke though and the whole point is made with the weird title
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xeromal
3y ago
To sign up for threads, I had to install a new app and log into my instagram account. Google+ just hijacked my youtube account.
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xeromal
3y ago
Yeah, it almost reads derogatory. Thanks for looking it up. Strange word
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xeromal
3y ago
>According to Google senior research director Greg Corrado, WSJ says, Med-PaLM 2 is still in its early stages. Corrado said that while he wouldn’t want it to be a part of his own family’s “healthcare journey,” he believes Med-PaLM 2 “tak
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xeromal
3y ago
Totally
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xeromal
3y ago
One is a queue. Another is a directory. Pocket articles are more conceptually one-and-done. I don't have time to read this now, so I put on the queue to read tomorrow morning. Not, I found this cool article I plan to reread many times
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xeromal
3y ago
This feels like a lot of writing for what could me described as a vanity project for Zuck to throw shade at Elon for a small amount of money. If it's successful, yay, brand new product to monetize. If it fails, it still annoyed Elon an
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xeromal
3y ago
Yeah, first follow * natgeo : Then you'll start seeing that account replying to its photgraphers and you can build your own list. * michaelgeorge * reuben * cosmic_background (I don't think he's natgeo but still neat) * benas
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xeromal
3y ago
I just signed up for threads to hopefully help annoy Elon which is very petty and useless of course but I ended up following a bunch of nat geo photographers who are all over threads and really enjoy my feed at the moment. Nothing wrong wit
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xeromal
3y ago
Lucky for you, I have a shitty, not-well-tested tool to do that. https://github.com/tylerjgarland/git2git lol. I used it to migrate my gitlab to github on the last outage.
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xeromal
3y ago
My wife works at an EV company and they have areas designated "high vandalism" areas which completely changes the design of the charger. It still happens but they try to combat it. Often times, the high vandalism areas are also th
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xeromal
3y ago
Yeah, I had to remove myself from gaming subs.
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xeromal
3y ago
That's generally true, but I'd point out the Souls games which can be very rewarding for competitive people.
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xeromal
3y ago
Tears of the Kingdom is a perfect example of doing it right. It respects the player and treats them well. Jedi Survivor does too.
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xeromal
3y ago
Wow! This is exactly what I was talking about. Didn't know it had a name!
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xeromal
3y ago
I mostly play single player games these days because they've been spared. I played a Plague's tale a few weeks ago. Really strange premise but a lot of fun!
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xeromal
3y ago
It's mind boggling how many people enjoy that though. You're right. Clash of Clans et all really changed the gaming dynamic. Just as an example, Halo Infinite came out and it had warts, but also had a good fundamentals for gamepla
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xeromal
3y ago
I'm actually arguing against the gamer in this case. For the most part, I enjoy those games because I don't work myself up over loot drops, skins, etc.
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xeromal
3y ago
It's definitely irrational on my part, but as you said, it's one of the heuristics I base spending my time on. If a friend or someone I respect tells me otherwise, I'll read it though.
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xeromal
3y ago
This is a huge tangent, but I've started harboring similar feelings for video games. Go read comments for the latest game and 90% of the comments will be about item drops, skins, loot drops, whatever. It's absolutely mind boggling
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xeromal
3y ago
Anytime I open an article and it has that art style, I know it's not for me.
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xeromal
3y ago
Can't beat a $1,200$ a month mortgage on a 150k salary most of the time. I guess I'll never move. lol
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xeromal
3y ago
Redundancy is the name of the game. Glad they realize this.
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xeromal
3y ago
Aye, in my experience federal holidays are a catch 22. Everything is closed so you can't do anything and if everything isn't closed then people are working. lol. With holidays, you can go do stuff. That said, I usually do nature t
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xeromal
3y ago
I may put my foot in my mouth but is the weekend considered a holiday? You get a 100 days off a year just from that + the 2 weeks or whatever that most professionals get which make up the bulk of hackernews readers. I know in some other cou
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