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eeixlk
3mo ago
Building in space adds engineering complexity. Heat output requires radiators. Radiation damages equipment without shielding. Repairs require a spacewalk. All this for what, better solar panels? If you think local zoning challenges are
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eeixlk
4mo ago
Elon cares.
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eeixlk
4mo ago
It's been good for so long I hope it doesn't get popular and go to shit. Free federal return and $15 state return if needed. If Intuit died tomorrow the world would be a better place.
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eeixlk
4mo ago
When you decide to build autoupdate features into your product, in some way you are building trust that you wont break expectations with your users. If google wants to pull a microsoft and try to force me to use another of their products I
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eeixlk
5mo ago
As someone who keeps apple laptops for 7 or so years but also has encountered numerous macbook pro meltdowns both applecare covered and not, 10+ is a crazy number and you'll probably need to provide some proof for that to be reasonable
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Trump attempted to significantly decrease NASAs budgets and cancel missions so this is happening despite him, and I cant feel joy for this when we are putting people in cages, manipulating stock markets, entering pointless wars, and raising
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Obviously apple would prefer this. It would boost demand for more powerful and expensive devices, and align with their privacy marketing. But they have massively fumbled with siri for a long time and then missed huge deadlines with ai pro
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Curious about some examples of this. Consumer windows computers have historically had a lot more preinstalled garbage software. Do you mean app store restrictions or something else?
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Mental illness is fairly common, and you probably know someone it is affecting, even if they haven't told you yet. AI can disrupt and will destroy lives, just like gambling or alcohol or facebook but we dont know to what level yet. I
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eeixlk
6mo ago
So the US federal government will combat romance scams by violating random citizens privacy when it cant stop the president from conducting stock market manipulation scams on twitter? Institutional trust needs to be earned and maintained.
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Apart from the comical cost of extracting this data from paper receipts, is it more likely that stores will publish their product costs over time so trends can be observed or be more like gas stations where no prices are listed. I have no
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Like all burgers this is a high protein, low fiber food option. It probably has more in common with your protein shake, being high in pea and other proteins but also has a high amount of sodium. This is a splurge food like any burger is.
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Huh.
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Huh.
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Pea protein, avocado oil, brown rice protein and red lentil protein is poison now?
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eeixlk
6mo ago
soy?
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eeixlk
6mo ago
You are comparing a prepared product to a raw ingredient. Raw beef is pretty boring which is why every single restaurant add some combination of salt, pepper, mayo, ketchup, mustard, oil, butter, gochujang, etc to make it into food. If yo
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eeixlk
6mo ago
To drive your car, to build your software, to run the government. But not to change the oil in your car. Ya ok.
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eeixlk
6mo ago
Nothing against Underwood or Siracha in general, so buy what you want but $12 dollars per bottle is crazy, unless this is your favorite thing ever. So many other flavors to discover, and they wont be warehoused for months.
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eeixlk
7mo ago
There are no correct answers, you just have to predict what one could be while micro-dosing.
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eeixlk
7mo ago
Tech workers were pretty anti union for a long time, because we were all so excellent we were irreplaceable. I wonder if that will change.
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eeixlk
8mo ago
Satire i hope
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eeixlk
8mo ago
If you dont call it AI and see it as a natural language search engine result merger it's a bit easier to understand. Like a search engine, it's clunky so you have to know how to use it to get any useful results. Sometimes it app
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eeixlk
9mo ago
Literally just got bit by this. I added a wildcard domain to a cert servicing multiple sites. Apparently the verification process for wildcards is more onerous and even when you have it working it wont renew in the same way as a normal ce
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eeixlk
10mo ago
Maybe they should have used an ai to code an ide without all these glitches
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eeixlk
11mo ago
htceaad t nofdnsy lyruuieo sieerrr t owcope?
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eeixlk
1y ago
Reasonable Republicans would be embarrassed by this argument.
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eeixlk
1y ago
When you blame one side because neither wants to compromise that just makes you biased. Open to why i'm wrong.
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1y ago
Trump take bribes with companies and countries for exemptions to tariffs. Trump informs insiders of upcoming market manipulations so they can exploit the falls and rises. Inflation rises in the us as companies have fewer competitors and a
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eeixlk
2y ago
Apple used to take their time, and build out a feature to excellence. They never tried to be first to market, but you could feel that when they did launch it was worth your attention. After Vision Pro and Apple pretending they cared about
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