nomorewords

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by nomorewords 2mo ago
Does it dry up that much? I have an ikea smart thermometer that's in the flow of the AC and I haven't seen humidity drop below 40% even in summer
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by nomorewords 2mo ago
This was very interesting, but the ending was a bit abrupt. I was under the impression that there was something more that I was missing under the subscribe banner. But to the point of the article - are there cases in which manually moving o
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by nomorewords 2mo ago
In china's case it wasn't internal but external
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by nomorewords 3mo ago
50% after 50 doesn't sound like an old person's disease
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by nomorewords 4mo ago
When the damage is already done?
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by nomorewords 4mo ago
So like Publix company earnings? You have to beat by a little so you're not just flat but beat by too much and you look incompetent/suspicious
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by nomorewords 4mo ago
Wouldn't the layoffs be when the price changes are announced then? Isn't going all in on current credit prices mean that you use as many parallel work streams as possible?
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by nomorewords 4mo ago
Didn't Romania use Cyrillic at a point in time?
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by nomorewords 5mo ago
Is that even possible in the US anymore with donations and corporate backing being so important to a campaign?
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by nomorewords 5mo ago
It's about app-ifying the desktop. Instead of opening a browser, then remembering that you have a bookmark and clicking it or googling the site you are looking for, the idea is to have a step less and just click something on your deskt
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by nomorewords 6mo ago
How is it an indication? I think people on here don't realize that most of the people don't think things through as much as (software) engineers
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by nomorewords 6mo ago
Even doubly so because that's how most people have solved a similar problem, so that the LLM suggests that
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by nomorewords 6mo ago
Why have voter registration?
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by nomorewords 8mo ago
At least in Bulgaria, 60% of people don't vote. Granted that we aren't that socially active as a country, I think that any amount of parties wouldn't bring much difference. Until the system starts working again, as in convict
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by nomorewords 1y ago
I wonder if this is how daydreaming helps, especially as a kid. I think that being taught not to dream as much as an adult and being in the moment kind of removes this random focus in our brains
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by nomorewords 1y ago
Have you tried affine?
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by nomorewords 2y ago
gottem
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by nomorewords 3y ago
Sure, but the rest of the stuff (in what I consider salad base - tomatoes, cucumbers, maybe peppers?) is really small so it doesn't matter. A greek salad has cheese, yeah, that's a high calorie input but you don't eat much of
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by nomorewords 3y ago
Eh, when you say a salad in Europe, there's a 90-95% chance that its only dressing is olive oil (and not much of it, just for the texture) and not heavy stuff like ranch or french dressing.
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by nomorewords 3y ago
Well it's not just the sugars. Processed food gets a lot of preservatives (some natural, some made in a lab) which make the food last longer and "look better". In Bulgaria (I think this is an EU directive though) you can see
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by nomorewords 3y ago
I don't think Reddit is doing anything based on that day's data. I suspect that they will wait for a month before starting to rely on the data for any long-term prospects.
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by nomorewords 3y ago
I guess this is expected when rates are going up? People will want to be on a job to avoid defaulting on a loan/mortgage. Is it good that the current job market allows for such low figures? My initial thought is that people currently w
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by nomorewords 4y ago
I don't think anyone inherently wants censorship. It comes down to it when popularity rises and certain standards are expected of it. Would I mind if I had a 8 year old and he saw "fuck" on a website/social media? No I w
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by nomorewords 4y ago
Isn't it trained on years old data? Also, isn't the threshold for correctness like 90%? Imagine being the US government and basing your strategy on something that's 90% correct. That's (for a government agency) an amazin
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by nomorewords 4y ago
I've always wondered if this is the reason why still a lot of people hold the belief that "blue collar jobs are real jobs". Could it be that it's a subconscious biological trait that (over-)rewards physical activity? Eve
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by nomorewords 4y ago
What is the end goal here? Cut out as many people as you possibly can without the website burning down? Spend 0 on RnD? Is his goal to make Twitter profitable and, if that were possible, then start gradually spending on RnD? I also find it
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by nomorewords 4y ago
Is this supposed to be a meme?
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by nomorewords 4y ago
I'm not American, but when we were in up to the 9th grade, every break between classes we would play football (soccer) outside. Almost the whole class (our schools aren't like american HS where you go to a class with different peo
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by nomorewords 4y ago
This feels like it would be most helpful to a teen who's just starting out. Otherwise, I just see this as a reminder to "be within my own boundaries" with regards to spending, work, etc.
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by nomorewords 4y ago
I think that's not the point. They are making a product seemingly targeted at audiophiles and they don't provide enough storage (for the amount of music an audiophile might have), while showing off some obscure features like the g

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