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badlucklottery

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    Comment #48136700

    When I was a teenager, I had an Italian greyhound who would collect fallen apples from our tree in our back yard. He'd make a pile and leave it for a week or so. Then he'd go out a…

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    Comment #48003562

    It's not really "random", there is a coherent story (and a moral to that story) underneath all the weirdness and you'll sometimes forget how crazy it's gotten because your current …

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    Comment #47744184

    >WET - Write Everything Twice I've always heard this as the "Rule of three": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rule_of_three_(computer_progra...

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    Comment #47690752

    Agreed. If you want to just make parts and not tinker with a CNC machine, get a Z1. I had near-zero experience with CNC and got a Cavera Air last year and it mostly "just works" fr…

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    Comment #47634364

    > You can still film ICE / CBP from the ground. "How do you tell the difference between a protestor with a camera and a protestor with a grenade?" Do you see how the assumption of …

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    Comment #47377261

    I've been a watercooling "enthusiast" for about 20 years now and, while the DIY-ness of the old school builds was a lot of fun for young me, I'm also glad I can just buy some off-t…

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    Comment #45271374

    > Is it all to support the biggest and baddest high end GPUs that cost more than the rest of the system? I think it's more to have a big window with lots of RGB LEDs to show off on…

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    Comment #45116126

    Solid copper projectiles are the primary leadless solution on the market but they're much more expensive than the traditional copper jacket over lead core construction. There's als…

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    Comment #44881096

    This is my experience as well. LLM currently produce pretty mediocre code. A lot of that is a "garbage in, garbage out" issue but it's just the current state of things. If the alte…

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    Comment #44627932

    Same with Chrome on desktop. There's an animated background element with shooting stars that seems to be updating per-pixel. The more pixels it draws, like for a high res screen, t…

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    Comment #44507534

    tl;dr seems to be: "Steam makes my work as a modder much harder so I'm done spending my time making broken games on their platform work well" plus a lot of salt. Bummer for the com…

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    Comment #44328154

    I think part of the issue is that Zuckerberg is a smaller dude and they're pretty big sunglasses so he has a bit of that "Look! I'm wearing dad's glasses!" thing going on.

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    Comment #43948359

    > then why on earth is the Tesla stock not going down? “Markets can remain irrational longer than you can remain solvent.” TSLA's value has never been correlated to the fundamental…

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    Comment #43864294

    > Because fragmentation is apparently good? I think it's more "they are no longer piggybacking off our work for free". I also think what they actually wanted was that plus "...and …

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    Comment #43768507

    > Why does chrome demand $400m in input spend ongoing, if it no longer has to deliver Google specific changes? I don't know if it needs $400m but I wouldn't be surprised if it's $2…

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    Comment #43632847

    > Who's the audience for this announcement? Probably whales who can afford to rent one from Google Cloud.

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    Comment #43603993

    I think every major console already has software calibration. IIRC PS5 likes to hide calibration inside each game vs. having it system wide like other systems. Unfortunately, recal…

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    Comment #43153492

    > What is the incentive? You reward them with praise when they pee in the toilet. People are pretty receptive to praise and kids even more so.

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    Comment #42421110

    Yeah, DisplayPort "lost" w/r/t the connector but it seems like DP-over-USB-C is the way forward. Being able to put video, audio, power, and USB connectivity over one relatively com…

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    Comment #42392852

    Vertical integration. Nvidia is making big bucks "selling shovels in a gold rush". Google has made their own shovel factory and they can avoid paying Nvidia's margins.

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    Comment #42144406

    Yeah, I suspect that's why they're trying to focus on how Google is campaigning rather than what they're campaigning for. Because it sounds like Microsoft is trying to force curren…

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    Comment #41476297

    > then shouldn't I crave it the way I crave sugar? Or at least not actively dislike it? As someone who's been lifting weights and doing regular cardio 4 or 5 days a week for 25+ ye…

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    Comment #41421808

    Part of the problem (as I understand it) is Oregon didn't really have the actual treatment capacity to make their decriminalization approach work when the law first rolled out. Ore…

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    Comment #41419183

    > That's the whole point of reusing and recycling. Reducing my cost. When reuse or recycling is saving consumers money and/or making companies money, everyone already does it. Thin…