abrokenpipe

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by abrokenpipe 4y ago
You should try ceramic coated cookware, I have found it to work great for cooking stuff like eggs.
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by abrokenpipe 4y ago
It's just my opinion
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by abrokenpipe 4y ago
I get where you are coming from, but to me it's like saying a painting is "visual music" or to call a painter who doesn't make music a musician, those are just two totally different things. My main criticism here is the
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by abrokenpipe 4y ago
In my opinion photography is close but still distinct enough that I would call it separate from art, film takes this even furthur. Cooking is way different from art, sure you can add the word "arts" after anything, but all it&#x27
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by abrokenpipe 4y ago
I think he's referring to the more "out there" postmodern stuff
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by abrokenpipe 4y ago
I don't agree, and I suppose this is just my opinion but I just tend to dislike the idea that art is in the eye of the beholder. I think we've extended the use of the word art too far. In my opinion art is really just paintings an
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by abrokenpipe 4y ago
A flash hider such as a "3 prong" achieves the same affect with no moving parts, also suppressors can pretty much eliminate all flash and offer hearing protection and additional signature reduction by reducing the db levels and ch
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by abrokenpipe 4y ago
That's how the Senate is supposed to work.
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
tungsten cube
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
I never had an issue with facebook (granted I haven't used either for years), rather instagram. When I was in college instagram really took a toll on my mental health. I'd see friends post the exact same photos as I did and get 2
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
Reminds me of sinatra
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
Why would you expect that when drunk driving gets practically no attention at all? It's even socially acceptable and joked about within certain cultural circles.
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
True, although it's really the driver at fault, and the next logical thing to blame would be the alcohol. The connection between drugs/alcohol and gun violence gets completely overlooked though so why not blame the cars.
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
Then why isn't there any serious discussion about tighter alcohol regulation then? The CDC says that alcohol abuse in the US results in ~95,000 deaths per year, combined with drunk driving thats over 100k deaths, thats significantly hi
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
I don't think it's bad in general considering the size of the country and especially considering the fact that we have hundreds of millions of civilian owned guns (23 million sold last year, and even more sold this year already).
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
I think the argument that he is making is that work visas are used to increase the labor pool (creating a "buyers market" for companies that are hiring). If a company cant find anyone willing to accept their offer then they need t
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
What did he do?
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
The AI ones look like some sort of inbred robots
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
Thats how I read it at first, but I think he is saying if someone has 2yrs experience then working another 2 years somewhere else would make that second job half of their current career. I think "work experience" would have been a
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
It seems like the optimal strategy would be to do the minimum and then job hop since the pay increase is greater and getting a raise for working hard is not certain. I personally have not seen much correlation between pay working hard and g
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
Exactly, I don't see how this can compete with a nautique for wakeboarding or riva for cruising, and it's definitley not a fishing boat. This seems like a boat designed by people who don't get boating, for an audience that do
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
> It couldn't gain or lose value. It was tied to a specific dollar amount. Like a stable coin?
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
Thats interesting, I never knew that about tar but it makes sense.
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
I'm not sure if it said he had comprehensive, sounds like he didn't, but the wording is a bit strange. > "the owner's insurance policy didn't cover comprehensive claims from road debris" My guess was that th
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
Usually rentals require/include max comprehensive insurance (regulations vary based on the state in US), so if the warranty doesn't cover it then the insurance should. While I am on the side of right to repair I don't see how
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
That's irrelevant, if copilot is copy+pasting random licenses then it's definitely copy+pasting code as well, I don't see how this could be hard to believe.
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
You would be surprised by a lot of the shit that some US/CA based startups pull, theres no shortage of self-funded (broke) pipe-dreamers trying to create the "next big app" using cheap/free intern labor. I worked for one
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
It's not really that hypocritical when you understand peoples perspective on it. In general people (here on HN/OS-community) care about sharing experiences and knowledge. Copyright on opensource content does not inhibit peoples ab
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
Thats much more than just a UX flaw, it's clearly showing that copilot just regurgitates code snippets from other peoples opensource. Which draws back to the issue of "did copilot AI actually learn from other peoples code or is i
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by abrokenpipe 5y ago
My theory has always been that the decoupling was due to the effects of exponential population growth becoming more linear in the 50s (and taking ~20yrs to kick in). When population growth is exponential everyone has opportunity to "mo

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