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by brailsafe 24d ago
> The negotiations are because Canada taxes US cultural exports (movies, etc.) and gives that money directly to their Canadian competitors. Canada subsidizes U.S film production to incentivise the companies to use Canadian labour. It&#x2
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by brailsafe 25d ago
In your opinion, how does extended release Adderall differ from the equiv Ritalin?
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by brailsafe 26d ago
This is something I've considered wanting, and I'm glad it exists, but after some thought it's absolutely not at all what I want my Kobo to do. Much like how I wouldn't bring headphones or a Bluetooth speaker with me on
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by brailsafe 27d ago
That may be true, or maybe you need to try some other things, including different medications and different pursuits. Fwiw, I've been taking Concerta 27mg since being diagnosed. Haven't really felt much of a need to experiment wit
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by brailsafe 27d ago
I am now and have in the past been in this sort of position, albeit not with an existing completed degree under my belt, just a simple one-year continuing-ed diploma and years of sporadic career experience. I went back to attempt to complet
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by brailsafe 28d ago
It's still disappointing that they botched the MX Master 4 with a slow polling rate and still stupid high cost. My V3 is getting long in the years but I wouldn't pay more than it originally cost for basically the same hardware nea
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by brailsafe 28d ago
> Some programmers enjoyed the code writing more than the problem solving though. Programmers enjoy problem solving and coding, but wishing to have problems solved isn't the same thing and only satisfying if it wasn't something
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by brailsafe 29d ago
I do get the impression from people who don't have multiple physical/outdoor pursuits that they perceive the landscape of being fit to be either going to the gym and being regimented, or not going to the gym, and everything else i
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
> If the bookstore owners were smart they'd be digitizing all their books and selling digital copies to AI companies. Ah yes, the old "if you can't beat the ruthless type A sociopathic American capitalists who literally do
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
I feel like relying so much on supply is a farce if the supply is always able to be bought up by people who are already rich and able to continue owning everything by outcompeting working people. Building more has started to mean little to
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
It's quite beautiful, but also a bit scary that it can pop up all over urban areas on the west coast of Canada/U.S in Autumn, as well as in the forest. I'm not sure if it's common enough knowledge for people to teach the
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
This is something I've been concerned about. Out of work again for the something like the 7th time this decade, I'm not sure I even care to try and get another one. Unless a place is super low key and actually tests relevant skill
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
> They just figured out what you like to watch and showed you more similar stuff. > you have to figure out what people DON'T want to watch and regularly shove it in their face so the feed is bad They did both, and figured out the
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
Most people can't will themselves to even drink coffee without sugar and cream to dampen the bitterness. You care enough to make your normal coffee at least quite good, but maybe not enough to obsess beyond that, and that's fine,
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
> Not sure this is a meaningful factor for normal circumstances (for example below 1km altitude and for water that's safe to drink). Some very populated cities are above 2km, many are above 1km, and most great coffee is grown ~>=
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
> The value you get from AI is exponentially increasing. Perhaps in some cases, but the value I personally and professionally got out of LLMs reached a limit a while ago and has since kind of fluctuated between that limit and a bit less.
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
I think a more salient point is made here: > "In addition, there's generally a lower chance that the friendship develops out of convenience alone. Don't get me wrong, many in-person friendships are born this way and can tu
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
> Also comfortably traveling longer distances might alter where we live. You mean like last time? More cars being the answer to problems created by creating too many cars and reasons to use them is like more people buying guns to counter
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by brailsafe 1mo ago
I think it's a little of both, but last time I tried making a performant NavigationView/NavigationSplitView/VStack like that, it chugged along compared to the same layout built with AppKit
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
I wonder if I could get this running on my 48gb M4 Pro. Haven't been able to load anything beyond 27B
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
> There are hundreds of thousands of apps in the App Store that are 100% SwiftUI. They are real. And they are very much "production grade" The first is a statement of quantity, the second is a statement of quality, dubiously su
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
Of course this is true, along with rent and everything else that goes into the cost of doing business. My problem is mostly to do with the fact that in many cases, overall prices doubled, while my satisfaction with the product diminished; R
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
Ya, that's usually what does it.
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
I'm on the west coast but the prices aren't much cheaper elsewhere if at all. It's way cheaper in Japan to get ramen, but probably much more expensive to get sushi, which is maybe the last value oriented quality meal I'm
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
> Honestly, that sounds like a you problem. It is a me problem, in the sense that I have eyes and tastebuds; the Emperor has no clothes and tastes no better than many other people. The food is mid and costs double what it should. I usual
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
I don't think this is unique to Ramen at all. Burgers should not cost $20-30 for some limp smooshed beef, a burrito should also not be $15-20, and tacos should sure as hell not be $3-5 per tiny taco. It's all bullshit; none of tha
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
> A car saves you time walking/biking, a robot saves chore time Mileage varies. My impression is that on net, many people borrow money for the vehicle and end up adjusting their lives to depend on it, so much so that in their head t
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
Let me know you've got the full picture
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
The word
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by brailsafe 2mo ago
> No, this is LG making a choice to abuse an OS feature in order to shove ads down people's throats and spy on them. Meh, give a company something they can feasibly abuse for money, and they'll probably do that. I'm not su

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