Anon4Now

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by Anon4Now 1mo ago
When I think of "old web", I always think of "Britney Spears' Guide to Semiconductor Physics". Thankfully, it still lives: https://britneyspears.ac/lasers.htm
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by Anon4Now 3mo ago
It's gone. So are many services that the city provided.
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by Anon4Now 3mo ago
I'm with you there, but as far as I can tell, it hasn't impacted residential prices.
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by Anon4Now 3mo ago
If the property is devalued, the property taxes lower accordingly. Portland, Oregon has been facing this problem recently. The devaluations caused the tax revenues for the city to drop, which in turn has caused budget issues. For example, &
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by Anon4Now 7mo ago
If you find business autopsies interesting, YouTuber Michael Girdley does pretty decent videos about them. Here's his Fry's one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxPRkOdBmck
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by Anon4Now 7mo ago
From the operator post: > Your a scientific programming God! Would it be even more imperious without the your / you're typo, or do most llm's autocorrect based on context?
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by Anon4Now 7mo ago
> everything is moving very fast right now Now that's an interesting comment for him to include. The cynic in me could find / can think of lots of reasons from my YouTube feed as to why that might be so. What else is going on a
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by Anon4Now 10mo ago
Given all the videos I've seen on YouTube of bridge and building collapses in China, I think you're glossing over all their shortcomings. Maybe they do have a tight regulatory loop - I don't know - but their aggressive timeli
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by Anon4Now 10mo ago
They didn't speak English, and I speak a little Spanish. I got to know a lot of these guys, so I asked them. My boss immigrated from Mexico, and he explained the under-the-table pay setup. Many landscapers and contractors in the area p
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by Anon4Now 10mo ago
I only brought it up to customers who had tap symbols on their cards. The surprising part wasn't that they didn't realize that they could tap, it's that they didn't even know that the technology existed.
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by Anon4Now 10mo ago
During Covid, my business slowed way down, and I took a part time job at a gas station convenience store (because selling cigarettes made be essential). The store was in a suburb of Portland with an average household income in the top 10 of
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by Anon4Now 1y ago
All I want from Google Workspace is a single-user email account tied to my domain name. Instead, I have an overly complex system where I need to grant my own phone permission to watch YouTube videos. It would be nice if they had a more basi
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by Anon4Now 1y ago
It's a phrase coined by Shakespeare in his play Cymbeline . As far as I know, it never had a basis in science but was a common belief. During the Cold War, with the possibility of fighting in the USSR, the US Army conducted experiment
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by Anon4Now 1y ago
Let's not over-complicate the issue. It's 98F today where I live, and I'm sitting comfortably in my room, without any AC, because I have a big tree outside blocking the sunlight. Shade works wonders.
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by Anon4Now 1y ago
I'm not going to milk this joke any further, but that would be a good Veo 3 prompt.
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by Anon4Now 1y ago
Nice site, but where's the 'Add to Cart' buttons?
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by Anon4Now 1y ago
> - Consider having some sort of overarching thing in your puzzle, so it’s not just five words on a specific topic to guess, but something more, like a hidden word across all five etc. This makes a delightful discovery moment and sometim
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
> hacker news aced it with the clean look It's the old school magic of nested <table>'s.
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
I loved that song and never saw the video. I don't think a video made any band famous since the MTV era.
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
He had to close down his cooking school during Covid, so he started making YT videos. I watch a number of chefs on YT, and he's easily my favorite. He's a wonderful teacher, and I've learned more from him than any other becau
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
I prefer the Chef Jean-Pierre method [1] because he keeps it simple. He also shows why the horizontal cut really doesn't make much sense. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjZ1LFqNWRM&list=PLnujfCpADf...
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
That's an important distinction. CrowdStrike probably did, in fact, CYA in the licensing terms.
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
One issue that hasn't received enough attention comes from a comment on Dave Plummer's video on the CrowdStrike outage. Dave Plummer is a former Windows engineer and runs a YouTube channel call Dave's Garage. @zug-zug wrote:
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
Not always. Maths will never sound right to me. Even my spellchecker hates it.
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
You might enjoy this, then: http://red-green-blue.com/kid-pix-the-early-years
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
> The key point here is our programmers are Googlers, they’re not researchers. I take that to mean that they're searchers, not researchers. I.e., "Googlers" here means they use Google to search for answers, not that they&#
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
As an Army vet, this sounds ridiculous. You don't roll around anywhere daily, let alone on poison oak/ivy/sumac. What's your source on this?
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
Redditor /u/SanderSo47 posts a weekly analysis called "Directors at the Box Office". Last week they covered John Carpenter: https://www.reddit.com/r/boxoffice/comments/1cepji9/director
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
> Everyone and their dog has a ring doorbell now You might be living in a bubble.
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by Anon4Now 2y ago
NadellaSoft?

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