foxyv

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by foxyv 12d ago
There are different kinds of NA beer. Some are 100% alcohol free. Some are <0.5% which is sometimes called "Near Beer." Then you have small beers up to 2%. In the case of near beers you usually get more alcohol from eating brea
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by foxyv 14d ago
You may want to take into account that they may have already considered these things. Although you and I do not agree with them, there is a long history of this philosophy and that their arguments are sound even if they are not necessarily
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by foxyv 15d ago
Naw, I just haven't played either company's games for so long my brain mixed up the two. Sorry
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by foxyv 15d ago
Woops, wrong bad gaming company. Derp.
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by foxyv 16d ago
This is just a localization change. If you set your country to Canada it turns right back. Every country has it's own names for hundreds of geographical features. Meanwhile, US leaders are planning to bomb oil infrastructure in Iran th
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by foxyv 21d ago
Yup! Just like a game of chicken that goes a little too far.
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by foxyv 21d ago
I think the idea is that tariffs cut both ways. They increase prices for foreign goods as well as reduce demand for imports causing job losses in the exporting country. The original tariffs increase prices and the retaliatory tariffs reduce
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by foxyv 21d ago
Windows is definitely guilty of slowly getting worse performance wise. Requiring faster and faster hardware and more RAM just to keep the OS running.
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by foxyv 22d ago
It took me about 2 years out of college to get a job in my field. This was back in 2014-2015. This is just kind of how it goes nowadays. The trick is to make sure you don't stop learning while you are job hunting. I pretended that I wo
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by foxyv 22d ago
I have never owned an Apple product that didn't slowly get worse over time. After a couple iPads and MacBooks, I'm almost certain they are intentionally updating their operating system to slow down older products. Even worse is th
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by foxyv 22d ago
There was recently a case of this in Louisiana. The 4th since 1937. It's exceedingly rare. https://www.cidrap.umn.edu/misc-emerging-topics/louisiana-co...
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by foxyv 29d ago
So we're going back to the internment camps? When I was a kid visiting the museum of tolerance, my thought was "Thank god I live in America where this won't happen." Guess I was wrong. How can any decent person continue
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by foxyv 29d ago
Long distance RFID readers are currently used mostly for warehouse inventory tracking. Nowadays you can steer antennas using phased arrays like they use in 5G. https://www.zebra.com/us/en/products/rfid/rf
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I would recommend getting an annotated version. It helps to understand what the heck is going on. Half the time you are reading idioms that were translated from Hebrew or Greek to Latin and then to English that make zero sense in English. T
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by foxyv 1mo ago
Guess they won't be able to launch UAVs then. The steam catapults weren't compatible with lighter airframes.
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by foxyv 1mo ago
You can read a passive RFID from about 30 meters with the right equipment.
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I love making my own sub rolls for sandwiches. They last a week on the counter so I can make them on the weekend and store them in the fridge then toast them in the oven. Subway used to be cheap but they jacked those prices up to the moon l
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I'm thinking more along the lines with high rent/high cost of living locations like Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Austin. Where the only affordable places are rooms in single family housing. Places where affordable housing is il
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I think a huge part of success comes from stopping and spending some time in self reflection occasionally. It's really easy to get stuck on autopilot and not re-evaluate things. Especially when you are young. Stopping for a bit and spe
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I'm doing something like this for AES ciphers. I pretty much asked Cursor to write a step by step guide to the math behind everything with annotations. Then when I run into something I don't understand I can ask questions and have
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by foxyv 1mo ago
Blessed is the person who decided to exclude recipes from copyright law. They will forever hold a place in my heart.
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by foxyv 1mo ago
If you compare the cost of renting a room in a house, and renting an apartment it is a little easier to figure out. Usually room rentals will charge extra for kitchen access or just ban it outright.
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by foxyv 1mo ago
Generally speaking the problem is rent. Restaurants are paying massive amounts of money to banks, property taxes, and real estate investors.
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I think a lot of it is depression and anxiety causing executive dysfunction. The claim about "Lack of Time" usually indicates that the person doesn't have the energy or wellbeing to engage in activities like cooking or cleani
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I think most people don't know how to cook cheap stuff and don't even know where to start. It is a bit of a learned skill. You get a repertoire of cheap but delicious menu items over time. It used to be that our parents would hand
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by foxyv 1mo ago
If you want to make your own frozen potato product like this you also need to parboil them. Otherwise the results are acceptable but underwhelming.
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I can make about 2000 calories for about $2-5 using staples like rice, beans, flour, salt, yeast, pepper, etc... Generally, spices are pretty cheap. Especially if you go to the bulk section instead of buying the little jars. The thing I see
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by foxyv 1mo ago
What? I make things from scratch because I'm broke AF.
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by foxyv 1mo ago
This is never more apparent than when you start making your own stuff from scratch. The comparison is stark.
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by foxyv 1mo ago
I wonder if we have reached the point where Agentic LLMs could produce complex enough expert systems for these games to create a dynamic experience without needing a separate cluster of high end gaming PCs just to run the model?

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