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mulderc
2mo ago
I think that is a much more complex plan than I have seen come out of most corporate planning and promotions.
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mulderc
2mo ago
Notice that there is no mention of the gender of the CEO.
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mulderc
2mo ago
More found it distracting and irrelevant.
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mulderc
2mo ago
I would have. I think the focus on gender would also have been inappropriate.
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mulderc
2mo ago
Twice for no good reason, he didn’t bother to mention the gender or age of the CEO.
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mulderc
2mo ago
Curious that you focus so much on her gender.
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mulderc
2mo ago
There is no reason to assume it is “more practical” or that it will increase utility for the student. Especially at the graduate level, the deeper you are able to explore a subject and the more you can connect that subject to a broader rang
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mulderc
3mo ago
Oregon
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mulderc
3mo ago
My states system is very transparent and has many systems for detecting fraud but people on the right claim otherwise and they are either ignorant of how it worked or just lying.
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mulderc
3mo ago
Without the Lisa we wouldn’t have the Mac. The Vision Pro is a first gen of a new product category for Apple and I fully expect whatever comes from it will be very different than what we have today.
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mulderc
3mo ago
The Apple Lisa was introduced at around $10k (~$32k in today’s dollars). I do agree it is expensive but not historically out of line for a version one of a new product category for the company.
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mulderc
3mo ago
I have always been amazed at how outlook just seems to always get worse. When I first used it decades ago I found it awful but it had a logic to it, now it is worse and makes no sense in the current world of options.
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mulderc
4mo ago
I would imagine there are actually more 68k devices out there than 486 and, I am told, the 68k architecture is much more enjoyable to work with.
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mulderc
4mo ago
I live in the pacific NW and feel that we do largely have those but people don't know about them or don't want to use them. For example, the easiest way for me to get to Portland/Seattle/Vancouver is by far the train. In
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4mo ago
Given how insane people are driving today, I sort of want a car to snitch on bad drivers.
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mulderc
4mo ago
It is wild the type of AI generated videos I have seen on YouTube. Today I saw a short video on the history of OS/2 that I am 99% sure was AI made and I was just left wondering why would someone make that? Is there a market for a video
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mulderc
4mo ago
Public transit is much faster for me but I lived near the Hollywood district and worked downtown.
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mulderc
4mo ago
The neighbor was 2022 or so but even more recent people have seemed a bit confused. I think having a car in the driveway makes people think we are home.
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mulderc
4mo ago
Well my curtains and light open and close on a schedule so they won’t tell them much. Also who can afford to drive to work anymore?
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4mo ago
I would have thought this but was amazed at the number of times people would think I was home while talking to them via my doorbell. I have neighbor that told people I was rude to not come to the door and didn’t know I was talking to her fr
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4mo ago
West coast cities like Portland and Seattle both have very good transit and in my experience is generally better than driving since traffic and parking are awful. Where I live on the west coast is a mid sized city and transit is completely
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mulderc
4mo ago
NPR/PBS are still there and basically the same.
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mulderc
5mo ago
I am not against Plate Readers in theory but feel like you should have to have a warrant to look things up in the database.
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mulderc
6mo ago
Apple doesn’t have a monopoly in any market they are in.
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mulderc
6mo ago
This was all a money laundering scheme right?
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mulderc
9mo ago
I’m with you but there are plenty of places where public transit is superior to driving and people still drive.
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mulderc
10mo ago
Strong disagree on being worse off than cable. I now almost never see ads, that is a huge benefit in my book.
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mulderc
10mo ago
I also find Netflix video quality shockingly bad and oddly inconsistent. I think they just don’t prioritize video quality in the same way as say apple or Disney does.
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mulderc
10mo ago
I have been on both a Bronze plan and Catastrophic insurance. They are not the same at all.
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mulderc
10mo ago
Have you been on an ACA bronze plan? I wouldn’t consider it a Cadillac plan nor did I find it covering lots of unnecessary things.
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