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There are a number of problems with WfH. There's no work community or camaraderie at home . Doggo should count. Kittah jumping on the keyboard is just using you for food and grooming. There's no grabbing lunches. There's no
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5y ago
How's the food? What do you do for fun after work?
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The timeline seems like an unknowable due to the nature of technological progress: discontinuous jumps that usually require discover manufacturing techniques in secret. Not as a UFO or conspiracy theory, but as a realization that there are
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5y ago
Muhaha. As a DoS of DOS: x:\> copy c:\config.sys CLOCK$ Also special DOS filenames: CON PRN AUX NUL {COM,LPT}[1-9] https://superuser.com/questions/1362080/which-characters-are... Print autoexec.bat to
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No one is "boring" with diversified interests. It's how to listen to others first, find common ground (human condition is easiest), and emphasize the highlights of one's own interests now and then. If nothing done active
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If those jobs haven't been automated yet. Brought to you by Carl's Jr. https://shiftwa.org/fast-food-chains-announce-automation-pla...
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Cool. I was just thinking there ought to be an AI chat agent that can recommend music based on themes and mood, perhaps with a periodic, paradoxically-opposite sense of humor.
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The very rich by ability and the very poor by inability to attain family planning, and everyone else in TX. I maybe in a skewed population (FAANG) but women are much more aggressive here in urban areas. While I was walking downtown, a woman
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5y ago
Personal bias ftw.
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Hey, we don't need any Aladdin djinns showing off their magical puppers here. Definitely against guidelines and regulations. ;)
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5y ago
2^(>64) combinations to put it back together. I find the empty set plus a Hackintosh seems to have fewer bits but work much faster. It must be those repairable qubits.
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5y ago
High status to whom? Anyone not an east-coast academic or urban professional? I don't think journalism is widely-respected by the general population. Most local TV news anchors are an embarrassment because they to regurgitate Sinclair&
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Chris Hedges entered the chat. Every public K-12 teacher entered the chat.
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Passive-aggressive ad hominems are disrespectful. I suggest you re-read https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and apologize.
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"Bushido" isn't archaic because it's used as a cultural-philosophical McGuffin theme in mainstream, modern ('00-present) movies. "Carl" and "fie" are archaic. I miswrote. Allow me to nail myself
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Weird Al should have a yakuza-themed album with about half nerdcore and half alternately shouting and squealing in Japanese.
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Dudes are all secretly gangsta OGs working up the food chain to be a baws someday.
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My late grandfather (would've been 90's) didn't know quite as many questions on Jeopardy! as Ken Jennings, but within a std deviation. When I was 20, if throwing out the sports deck, no one wanted to play Trivial Pursuit with
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5y ago
If technobabble, I'd be disappointed to not see "interposer" or "hash table" listed.
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Meat ag is the problem. If everyone had piles of sausages, burgers. and steaks for every meal, food production would be incredibly difficult and expensive.
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5y ago
Why stop there? Eliminate the entropic, commingling contamination problem by separately collecting 1, 2 and everything else for resource extraction.
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Real. ADHD-PI, -PH, and -C are approximations. Each person has a smattering of symptoms of the DSM-5 criteria. [0] I'm classified closer to -PI because I'm not like a hyper woman friend, but I still have abour half of the symptoms
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As long as the constraints are maintained within the DB correctly, it's cool. Some constraints are more complicated than FK constraints allow. Implementing as close to the DB as possible is a good idea. To do it in app code would be a
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You think, based on what specifically? I don't think you know the history or how it was legitimized. Thom Hartmann has spent a few hours on this very subject across various shows. Checking facts, he gets them right every time. Cato (cl
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Having done computer architecture and bit twiddling x86 in the ye olden days, I immediately, independently converged on the patented solution (code / circuit / Verilog, more or less the same thing). It goes to show how broken the
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This isn't a political post, it's a potential hilarity / ironic one. Btw, what would happen if a Justice behaved inappropriately to another one? Reason: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anita_Hill#Allegation
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Petition to nom Anita Hill to SCOTUS. Wouldn't that be awkward?
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Toxic positivity and toxic negativity are grating to some, myself included. The issue is that soft, squishy not-STEM "sciences" aren't all that evidence-based or experimentally-verifiable. That doesn't make them complete
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Anywhere non-ECC storage or computation occurs before it hits hashing or distributed, it's a SPoF.
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Android mobile, tablet, TV, etc. apps. Changing channels to it results in nothing. It goes to WeatherNation, Bloomberg, or anything else but Sky News only on every Android device within the app. It works in the browser and iOS apps.
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