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awofford
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Comment #46247958
Instacart (and other delivery providers) accepts EBT SNAP.
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Comment #43511819
I think the distinction is that hallucinations are incorrect. You can be super creative building a new chair, but if you can’t sit in it, it’s not a chair.
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Comment #40502324
My guess is the ROI is provided by people giving up before they actually get help from a human.
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Comment #32920796
I agree with your assessment here, but one additional benefit is the capability to iterate faster on the backend. You have control over _where_ the aggregated data is coming from w…
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Comment #32879440
Lots of countries in South America also have socialized healthcare and it’s terrible. The question is, “Is America’s competency with government programs more similar to South Ameri…
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Comment #32869028
ACLU is a shadow of what it once was. Their unprincipled wavering on free speech ensures that I will not be donating to them. I would, however, love some new recommendations for wh…
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Comment #32640632
I agree with everything you’re saying here. But I would not want to be the poor sap that paid $625k to live in a place like that. Those prices are insane.
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Comment #32282235
I was in Amsterdam walking down the street one night and saw a bike just fall into a canal. No one was around except my wife and I. So at least one ended up in the water because so…
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Comment #31124517
Obviously the former example is written in more positive language than the latter.
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Comment #29741195
I used to work at a factory that was doing this (loading the trucks for shipping with a robot). It took much longer to implement than expected, but eventually worked pretty well. I…
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Comment #29378905
This is not accurate and seems to be a rumor generated by a list of defendants in a previous civil case against Epstein’s “The 1953 Trust.” There were nearly 40 named defendants in…
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Comment #28938567
This would be important if GDP was at all related to standard of living.
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Comment #28837815
I think there has to be some kind of subjective measure in the hiring process. Two people could have similarly excellent credentials and experience, but one may have terrible socia…
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Comment #28695052
Standing by people you don't agree with is a pretty hallmark demonstration of "principle."
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Comment #28648953
I got vaccinated, but this is an incredibly poor argument. The other poster has just as much evidence that it’s bad for you long term as you do that it’s not.
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Comment #28592647
I met him while I was in high school and spent an hour or so talking to him with a few other students. Great guy!
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Comment #25402435
"The hole year" is quite accurate to describe to 2020.
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Comment #25165041
I definitely agree that there's benefit in skimming books. I've had to get over the idea that I must read every book I'm interested in from cover to cover. What do you mean by "dis…
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Comment #24628660
I see the note at the top of the post that it's meant to be extreme and satirical, but a lot of people actually try to substitute Slack for a meeting or quick zoom call and I think…
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Comment #23907769
I've been using openapi/swagger for generating my clients and honestly think it creates a mess of files and manually keeping clients up to date is not a huge task. I'm not sure tha…
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Comment #21609194
Switched from being a full stack C# developer to Go backend about 3 months ago. I never want to go back.