giarc

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by giarc 6d ago
Well when you put it that way, it doesn't sound so bad (somewhat tongue in cheek). In all honesty though, when you look at usage patterns, paying $2000 for something that many people use 5+ hours a day, it almost seems cheap.
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by giarc 9d ago
Read the article then.
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by giarc 9d ago
If you read the article, you'll see that they do have someone else play her in the second half. But that's kind of by design...?
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by giarc 10d ago
9 and 12. They've been reading like this since the day they could read. My wife wants to keep pushing my older daughter away from graphic novels (to regular novels) but to me, doesn't matter what they read, as long as they are rea
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by giarc 10d ago
Can you not just cut a 1" square, measure it accurately then use that as the kerf correction (option to add in software like Lightburn).
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by giarc 10d ago
Here's my n of 2 story, but my young kids read all the time and it's likely for two reasons. My wife and I read, and still read to them every night, and second, they both have Kobo Clara Colour e-readers. They love graphic novels
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by giarc 13d ago
I understand ponds can be dangerous, and every year kids drown in various bodies of water, but you're probably more likely to get hurt by a vehicle crossing the road... so should the limit be "the road". Can the destination c
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by giarc 13d ago
https://www.netflix.com/title/81506279
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by giarc 20d ago
Podcaster Scott Galloway puts it best. The US is like a sports team that gets to draft the best players in the world and yet they are doing their best to stop that. Top talent from almost every country wants to come live and work in the US,
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by giarc 20d ago
Or can it dock itself on a charger? It appears to have a battery pack so a docking station is unlikely but hopefully can design and open source something.
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by giarc 23d ago
I fell in the same trap "So it'll be 25C in summer instead of 23C!". Sometimes it's small things that make you realize how small changes make big impacts. For example, I was watching a documentary about caribou in Northe
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by giarc 25d ago
Motor vehicles is funny - tariff the vehicles owned by American companies (GM, Ford, Stellantis). I wonder how the CEOs of those companies react or communicate with the White House their feelings on this.
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by giarc 28d ago
>I guess that's just me, though. It's definitely not just you. It's the "camera on" portion that exhausts me. I do frequent Teams audio calls throughout the day as my team is across a very large area. When I inte
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by giarc 28d ago
That's either sarcasm as you are not a fan of Stripe, or actual joy if you are an employee of Stripe holding stock.
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by giarc 1mo ago
I was thinking the same thing, but I suspect there was something more to it. Check out this sentence from the page. >Our default skills also include some UI design guidance, mainly to avoid known gotchas (e.g., the now-dreaded purple AI
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by giarc 1mo ago
Can you share what your prompt was for that?
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by giarc 2mo ago
How? Knowing the location of trains is pretty important.
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by giarc 3mo ago
I think blankets are harder simply because of their size. I often have to "whip" the blanket to get the other end to properly fold on itself. I also use a much large space because of the size (often the floor). Could a robot fold
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by giarc 3mo ago
As noted in the article, plastic buttons displaced buttons made from clamshells long ago. I doubt a market for zebra mussel buttons could make any dent on the population.
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by giarc 3mo ago
What if it breaks something and you still need to clean your house? This thing does not look like it's going to much of anything successfully.
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by giarc 3mo ago
I watched the promo video somewhere and when folding the blanket, the video cuts and edits were very suspicious. I doubt it can fold a blanket at all.
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by giarc 3mo ago
I think that is key. I used to browse Best Buy's website for various electronics and it was typically pretty good. I knew that somewhere, a Best Buy product buyer was evaluating the products with at least a minimum set of expectations.
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by giarc 3mo ago
When I read the title, I thought this was "headgear" as in dental appliances and tools. And to be honest, that would also be a cool exhibit.
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by giarc 3mo ago
https://driving.ca/auto-news/driver-info/proposed-us-bill-ta...
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by giarc 3mo ago
Canadians also hate seagulls, so I wonder if they will do the same (although I'm not sure the Seagull was intended to come to Canada).
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by giarc 3mo ago
I agree that the most obvious answer is probably correct, and I think that it was a poorly worded statement, however, I haven't seen them correct it yet (doesn't mean they haven't.... just that I haven't seen it).
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by giarc 3mo ago
Fellow AB resident here.... then what do you make of their claim that 99.2% (or whatever the number was) of residents in Sylvan Lake, Drumheller etc signed the petition? Has to be completely fabricated right?
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by giarc 3mo ago
She lives in a different country, Canadian laws can't do anything about it. I'm not sure what the answer is to this, but it's a real problem.
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by giarc 3mo ago
Didn't they almost immediately retract that after it became clear so many of the GOP adjacent accounts were based offshore?
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by giarc 4mo ago
Here's the journal article from the authors mentioned in the article. https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/41762869/

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