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notrustincloud
4d ago
Lol. Flashback to me having this exact conversation with a new Gaijin-kun アメリカの人 at about his second or third month in Tohoku...32 years ago. "They could just do it all in Romaji and save so much work." and even today some of my J
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6d ago
i briefly lived in a house that had second floor laundry with no tray or floor drain. the first day after installing a new washing machine it flooded and did over 30k damage to carpet, drywall, and installed electrical. Insurance would no
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notrustincloud
17d ago
lol. the only robberies that get 'attribution' are cases where the criminals get caught. i.e. low hanging fruit and thus these statistics skew to opportunistic events. however, unplanned opportunistic crime makes for good promotio
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26d ago
t /ftfy
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notrustincloud
1mo ago
oh hale noe
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2mo ago
i guess it would depend on how big the tattoo is and what it is/where it had to be. but if the job was a good fit and someone really wanted on the team...ok i guess. if the jobs a shite one this might be a way for HR to filter out peo
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2mo ago
i see. more 'i got a tattoo of my favorite coffee hang out because i thought it looked cool' and they got you to use the cold brew as a hook to spend more. and it cost them nothing for the walking Ad. naruhodo..."i see"
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2mo ago
How many cups of cold brew until the 'break even' point for the cost of the tattoo? or did the coffee shop provide the artist and ink? im just curious about the economics of permanent advertising space. how many years has the sho
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2mo ago
anyone who hasn't been lost in Shinjuku-eki has not been to Shinjuku-eki. Or has been, but it was Golden Week and the place was nearly empty.
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2mo ago
Also, if you have kids for status, they are going to have a bad time.
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notrustincloud
3mo ago
not so much ASICs but there are some very promising advances in photonic systems and NDRAM. Stay tuned.
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3mo ago
Have you ever heard the phrase, "shutting the barn door after the horses are gone" ? This concern should be dealt with before leaking IP into the hands of the model owners. It is a reasonable expectation that those owners will app
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3mo ago
brought...bought tomato potato whatever
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3mo ago
below and penetrating the water table with the potential for short and long half-life transuranic fissile products and a path of least resistance for any runaway conditions which is directly to an uncontained well head... with the extra bon
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3mo ago
Dude, you work at Facebook, and you're surprised and/or expect us to be outraged to discover that it is a toxic workplace. Surprise! The work culture at a company that is an active driver of intentional enshittification of human c
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3mo ago
no ECC, so no thank you.
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4mo ago
>Maybe after many others try it first. so, not first generation... that reads as NO to the question.
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4mo ago
This. All day long. Code was never the scarce resource. Your neighbors' nephew could code a working website that would service the corner shops needs since ten years ago. The value is and always will be the support and community behind
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5mo ago
"being an island" doesnot, in fact, make it easier to inhibit smuggling. One reason, the sheer number of small, unstaffed seaports and the volume of small fishing vessel traffic does in fact make it easier for unobserved ingress
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5mo ago
I think at this point in time, imperfect but real is more acceptable to this crowd than machine translation pseudoprose.
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5mo ago
It's unfortunate when self-declared founders think they just need a developer to 'embody' the product they dreamt up... it's also unfortunate when the dev who is the one capable of delivering a product lets themself be t
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5mo ago
https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/42796 What you are experiencing is called bait and switch... we should all be building on site models.
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5mo ago
https://xcancel.com/NYTimesPR/status/2040142477215056082
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6mo ago
Reading a large codebase...perhaps if it is not too large. Understanding... why a tool exists, what is the motivation for its design, what the external human systems requirements for successful utilization of the internal facing tools... e
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6mo ago
Except for the fact that the application paperwork requires disclosure of assets, even an insurable collection qualifies against a 'lack of income', and will need to be declared. Failure to disclose risks committing fraud, subject
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6mo ago
...and when AWS detects this behavior and locks/purges all associated accounts then what? 9 of 9 regions lost.
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7mo ago
Im seeing similar 'You have used 90%' and 'No more free messages' after 1 to 5 prompts on the free web plan during about that same timeframe. It did give a timeout duration of several hours and then reoccured after the t
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7mo ago
consuming things they dont need or working double time to cover basic housing, food, and healthcare ?
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8mo ago
iff "earn" == "receive"
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notrustincloud
8mo ago
rsync...grsync...a solution for broken partial batch transfers since forever
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