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by zodPod 9y ago
Anyone know what that keyboard is? I need that.
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by zodPod 9y ago
This has always been my argument too! I understand that scientists want to start with what they know to narrow stuff down but is it not entirely possible that there's life on a planet that just doesn't work like ours? Obviously t
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by zodPod 9y ago
It doesn't really talk about where to park your van. I feel like the hardest part would be understanding where you can sleep and make camp for a time period.
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by zodPod 9y ago
All they really do is take the thing you typed in and put in a few different fonts.. This doesn't seem worth any amount of money. I can do that in mspaint.
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by zodPod 9y ago
Plans are also just generally a good way to hide the actual cost of the device. Notice that, when you walk into a Verizon store, they aren't saying "BUY PHONE FOR $760!" they're saying "A New iPhone for just $32&#x
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by zodPod 9y ago
Yeah, and, to be honest, I've bought both of my phones I've had over the last few years and there's no way in hell I'd spend another $200 on a stupid dock. If this were an $80 device I might go for it but they killed
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by zodPod 9y ago
I think part of the problem you're finding is just that nothing is in season in your zip code, maybe? I don't really know Southern Indiana but I wasn't surprised that there were no real local results around me here in SW PA.
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by zodPod 9y ago
It's especially awful when people try to give directions based on crossroads and stuff. "Drive on Main until you get to water street then turn." then water street isn't marked. or "It's at the crossroads of 4
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by zodPod 9y ago
This article babbles so much. I know you want to be dramatic but really I only care about the details of the article as they relate to the EEG devices NOT the details of your trip to the doctor's office or if he answers a call about
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by zodPod 9y ago
This is cool I was just wondering why they have opened 3 different Dollar General stores in my area! I can drive to all 3 in less than 10 minutes it's insane.
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by zodPod 9y ago
That's a very Apple thing to do haha. "The new eBay. Get what you want. When you want. You'll never have to wait for an auction to end again!"
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by zodPod 9y ago
Try sorting by price. I commented the same thing (oddly enough, using the same example) above and I remember, when searching by price, how difficult it is because idiots don't like to use the categorization!
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by zodPod 9y ago
This is a great point too! It has, admittedly, always been difficult to use ebay to find the best prices because people refused to use categories properly. Trying to find the cheapest iphone 6 was like 60 pages of stupid cases and danglers
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by zodPod 9y ago
Yep! This 100%! Ebay is trash now. What was fun was finding some thing you wanted (like vibram shoes) and bidding against other people on them and possibly sniping an awesome deal. Instead it's now like "Well I can buy these now
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by zodPod 9y ago
I'm going to reply here because multiple people said it: I'm aware that stall training is a common occurrence but the difference here is that you're testing with a plane that is massive and may have no nearly been tested as m
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by zodPod 9y ago
I find myself wishing there was more contrast between 24hrs and the days scale on the remoteness chart. The scale goes up pretty quickly from 2 days to 10 days and it's really hard to tell what would be more than 24hrs of travel time.
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by zodPod 9y ago
Did you just edit "freaking"?
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by zodPod 9y ago
"They put the plane into a stall to make sure it can recover" CAN YOU IMAGINE? lol Could you imagine being the guy who wakes up in the morning and is like "Today I get to put a plane into stall to make sure it can recover&quo
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by zodPod 9y ago
This kind of stuff is fairly normal actually. I don't really agree that it couldn't happen. Neural Networks train for the wrong features all of the time. It's part of what happens when you're training unsupervised. Y
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by zodPod 9y ago
I think "Tinder for kids" is a really good break down of what this is. As someone else stated, they are going to be desperately awaiting the next compliment's arrival. Just like a lonely person on Tinder desperately swipe
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by zodPod 9y ago
Isn't it bizarre!? I can't figure out what this is about. Is this accurate? Is this a joke? haha
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by zodPod 9y ago
Wow economist.com is a joke. The article is written poorly and then, if I want to read the full article, I have to subscribe? I'll move on.
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by zodPod 9y ago
Yeah this almost seems limited by drawing skill and effort. Like I wouldn't bother trying to put a bunch of detail into the starbucks logo because it would end up looking bad so I'd probably just draw a quick approximation and ca
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by zodPod 9y ago
If that legitimately violates the FTC's rules then I've seen a lot of sites in worse violation. Because honestly that $99/yr is pretty obvious in that screenshot. It definitely doesn't make it obvious but it is in plai
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by zodPod 9y ago
Udemy is also huge for having a "One time $10/$15 coupon!" that "expires in 3 days" and will immediately be replaced by another one. All you really have to do is google "Udemy coupon" to get any class on
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by zodPod 9y ago
This is an awesome article breaking this down really well. So why are you all talking about Chip and PIN? Talk about the article and about the technology stop arguing politics of chip and pin.
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by zodPod 9y ago
"I'll pay you back when the grid comes up" lol
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by zodPod 9y ago
A society based on trust is a barrel of fish waiting to have stuff taken from them. Don't be a sheep. I'm not saying you need to be a militia member but you're dense if you believe that you're better off not having wea
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by zodPod 10y ago
Plus it clearly prefers that route!

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