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Humdeee
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Comment #39018357
Exactly; their flesh, blood, energy, etc. does matter. This is my argument for it, not for your argument against it, lmao. There's nothing more remarkable about my planted potato r…
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Comment #39018066
It's an interesting predicament. Assuming these stories between person and machine are indistinguishable and of same quality, then the difference here is the ability to scale. With…
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Comment #38195191
Not to mention... a car, as there's a car theft crisis nearly everywhere in the past 2-3 years. I consider the garage just another room in my home. I consider entering my garage ak…
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Comment #38038497
Finish it off with an AI picture of him holding the cup. Complete with 8 or 9 fingers on each hand and a warped inhuman half-smile
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Comment #37859800
Eureka! If only it was this easy...
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Comment #37781012
It's simply not intuitive in the way it was presented that the line of text was a footer for the picture. The text and pictures are mistakenly read as belonging to the same "layer"…
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Comment #37486594
We're not stopping until I can plug my phone directly into my stove outlet
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Comment #37265343
It looks like it's a live doc? And it's being changed in real time
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Comment #35948622
A British accent is often perceived to be more gentle
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Comment #35948489
Yes. Central Canada is where 'eh' is said the most; I say and hear it a lot. Atlantic Canada certainly has the most distinctive dialect, and you can immediately hear it's gaelic ro…
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Comment #35891350
Yes, and if the comment implied a purely electrical connection, it is likely not the case either, as there is electrical to optical and vice versa transitions throughout.
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Comment #34884735
Now in a post-covid(ish) world, taking back some parking real estate space would be quite beneficial for a lot of cities I imagine. Would it bite cities later on in years to come?
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Comment #34470840
I loved playing Aardwolf years and years ago. I was a big fan of godwars type mostly. What a flashback!
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Comment #34454746
Your first sentence about loneliness hurts to read. I'd immediately have a few beers with any friend if I knew they were feeling this way, just to talk, vent, whatever. I hope thin…
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Comment #34454410
Spouse and I are mid thirties. We're both a smidge on the introvert side, but have a very healthy social circle. We love to host and generally are the household that brings people …
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Comment #32439878
My understanding here is regulation would open the door for many more institutions to pour in, solely from a confidence perspective. Ergo, "to the moon"?
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Comment #32016124
But isn't that a great description of our current banking system as it is today? Not everyone knows everything, somehow it works, complex, etc. However, still so woefully insecure.…
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Comment #32000842
Same situation here. My 2015 is still going, and I've put that little guy through the ringer. Awesome laptop. I caved and bought an M1 Air last year and it's just amazing. I seem t…
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Comment #31835630
I've built and maintained a small series of iOS apps since early 2015 to learn Swift at the time. My latest release was 2020 and they're all quite simplistic functionally, albeit f…
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Comment #31815419
Exactly this. I can't think of a better way to punch yourself in the groin as a recruitment activity. Be transparent because it's respectful.
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Comment #31413952
I work in this space and although true (this is called modal dispersion), there are compensation techniques always used in termination equipment to 'handicap' or mitigate these occ…
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Comment #31285260
In other words, a try-catch-finally statement right out of the PR handbook