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zodPod
9y ago
Why does it have to be something that can't be done without it? I think the idea is it does it in a different way that might be beneficial in some ways. In dev work there's not a lot of single ways to do anything. It's more
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9y ago
I don't think it's that we don't want used clothes anymore. It's that the thrift stores are so greedy that we would barely save any money shopping there. It used to be every shirt that came through was $3 which should&
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zodPod
9y ago
I think we need the capability of listening to music at 2-3x like we have for video and podcasts so we can have time to do it!
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9y ago
Just want to add, same all around!
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9y ago
I tend to listen in this kind of way but usually I listen to something for a few months until I can't stand it. Most of my playlists have less than 10 songs on them and I just repeat them all of the time until I find myself skipping
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zodPod
9y ago
Who said it's not their problem? But it's also relying on someone else to fix something that you could fix. If I need to get somewhere it doesn't matter if my car's engine is broken because the company stabbed it with b
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9y ago
In creative ventures we tend to try artificially limiting ourselves. I know that is easier said than done but if you can say something like "I will only use five instruments" or "I will only read books that are non-fiction&q
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9y ago
Damn I always get left out of everything :-( lol I posted "Man it's weird having my house in Philadelphia" or something along those lines when it was saying that and I saw a friend that I hadn't seen in a while the other
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zodPod
9y ago
Yeah why ask to be empowered to fix your own problems when you could just beg someone else to fix them?
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9y ago
I am so sorry for the situation that you're in. Stay strong buddy. Don't feel inadequate for taking some you time. I don't know that you do but, man, some down time after a loss is so important. It'll drag it out
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9y ago
I wonder if you could poke a hole in that (widen the "where it thought it was" doubt) by pointing out incidents like when Facebook thought nearly everyone was in Philadelphia for a few hours.
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9y ago
And move out of the US
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9y ago
Hell why go that far. I work in Pennsylvania and we're not typically making much more (if any more) than $20-30/hr and we'd love a number larger than that.
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9y ago
Glad I could help! It is an insanely awesome use of "smart luggage" though! I didn't even realize there was such a thing until I read the article! Cool stuff!
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9y ago
>Age will play a part in sentencing. The maximum for someone under 18 is 10 years, whereas the adult sentence for such a crime could be up to 30 years. Up to 30 years for rape and murder? 30 years is a long long time but that's a
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9y ago
Man. When you said that I was really hoping you were being hyperbolic. Then you pasted a link. The world is a sad sad place.
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9y ago
"They weigh themselves, report their locations , provide power and Wi-Fi signals for gadgets, offer rides to the gate and even follow travelers around." -The article
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9y ago
This was a really awesome and helpful explanation! Thank you very much! I read the other article and was left thinking "Yeah but what's wrong with the other style?" which I might've just missed but this explanation was g
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9y ago
You're absolutely right! I'm not sure why the parent thought that this article was trying to make a real point there at all. Gives me the impression that he/she didn't read past the first sentence before making that com
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9y ago
This has been how I've seen it for a while as well! It's really hard to convince me that something is decentralized when, like you said, I have to verify my identity on a third party exchange to acquire them. I mean, obviously yo
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9y ago
Yeah, until they fall out or die or the connection stops for whatever reason. Plus I can't imagine it's good for your ears to have headphones in for 5-8hrs every night.
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I'm with the other guy I run like 5 different ad blockers plus have my headers file configured to block most ads and this site didn't say anything. It's strange that someone who doesn't even have one could've gotte
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9y ago
It could be some sort of party bus that is used to get people to every $0.25 taco stand around the US. You join at the beginning of the year and every day you go to a different taco stand. JANET could stand for Jaunt Amazingly to Nibble E
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9y ago
Thank you for this! I was quite shocked that Spotify would just outright steal a bunch of songs and publish them without any kind of license. This makes a lot more sense.
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Yes but I wouldn't go to Whole Foods if I was looking to buy a radio. Therefore, expanding to Target would offer more variety than Whole Foods would. That was the point of difference that I saw. Sure if I go to target they have groc
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9y ago
Whole Foods is a high end grocery store and Target is a retail store?
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Yeah because Samsung is known for a free and open platform. Honestly I bought an S8+ in March and I don't think I'll be getting another Samsung device. They make their own apps for so much there are issues getting their phones t
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9y ago
I always got the impression that Netflix's pockets were large anyway. I mean, a huge portion of their content has become self produced and the content is better than a lot of B level movies that I've seen. I assumed funding them
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Damn! That's a pretty big detail! There was talk a while back of Amazon getting into the pharmacy biz anyway. I wonder if that wouldn't be more draw to make this deal happen.
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9y ago
I think one of the hardest parts of ML is not learning how to write it but learning how to pick features and clean data. So, assuming this is a run down of types of ML algorithms (which is how most "learn ML" things seem to go) t
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