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Comment #16014836
If you want to roll your own server I believe there is a plugin for Home Assistant that can take voice input. https://home-assistant.io/ But I don't think either the Echo or the Go…
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Comment #15922389
in stock
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Comment #15747922
Pretty much what petercooper and wccrawford said. There are times when I have to roll back 30 seconds, but I've never caused an accident or failed to react to some other drivers po…
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Comment #15742262
First thing that comes to mind for me is desk clerk at a u-store-it facility. Lot of those places try to hire students because the student can study most of the time and deal with …
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Comment #15742167
On the rare occasion that I can just sit and listen I'll use anywhere from 1.7x-2.2x. More commonly when I'm driving I rarely got above 1.2x. I just can't retain anything if I go f…
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Comment #15686879
Pretty sure they will be leveraging the tech casinos already use for face tracking.
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Comment #15656959
Was addressing the suggestion that "takeaway pizza " would provide less than optimal results under certain circumstances described in other comments in this part of the thread. For…
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Comment #15656275
arguably, the tuition being waived does have a value and is given as part of employment compensation. How would it be any different that if my employer provided a free gym membersh…
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Comment #15656047
Any more the largest "owner" of most publicly traded companies are mutual funds that are in turn owned by 401k/IRA accounts. So teachers, firefighters, police, union workers, offic…
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Comment #15655964
They are not well defined terms and are meant more to evoke an emotional response. Progressive does mean that you pay at an increasing rate the higher your income is. A flat percen…
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Comment #15655863
45% of households pay no or negative income tax at all. Remember some of them get more back than they would have paid, so negative taxes paid. in 2014 the top 1% of income earners …
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Comment #15652617
"takeaway pizza near me" Google knows where I am right now after all, I used waze on the drive here, and have an android phone. but even using the employers PC in front of me it kn…
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Comment #15570777
> Eisenberg cautioned the study should not be misinterpreted as having proven a causal link. So alternatively, people who are promiscuous may also tend to smoke more weed?
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Comment #15568366
Well... if I was starting a new project that had to run on an MVS mainframe, I probably would in fact consider COBOL. But I'm relatively happy that I probably won't be in that posi…
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Comment #15568338
Also efficiency, you want the most often true thing first. Although it is more important in nested if's. Had a colleague write a If else nested 104 levels deep (pre COBOL II so no …
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Comment #15568276
I got a nice stock offer to stay with a company doing COBOL for 3 years around Y2K. Of course I took it. By the time the three years had elapsed the stock price had more than doubl…
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Comment #15568190
Were you also moving from a mainframe to a server? I would have thought that Java on a mainframe would handle EBCDIC just fine, but I have never tried it.
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Comment #15568164
PIC 9(3)V9(2) COMP-3.
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Comment #15562565
My first Smart phone (Palm Pre) fit in the watch pocket. Sometime I keep my remote for the garage door there. but yeah, lots of uses.
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Comment #15552008
Ideally, you find fuel at your destination, or you have to take enough with you to get back. Or you make plans to stay...
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Comment #15551279
There are a lot of variable not accounted for, like the mass of the ship(and cargo) you are going to attach it to. In theory it can keep accelerating as long as it has fuel, and th…
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Comment #15551145
probabbly a little less
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Comment #15551055
"...1.3 kW per square meter sun power constantly..." at Earth's distance from the sun. At Mars it is .715 kW. Inverse square law and all that.
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Comment #15550067
Well, Kansas ranks higher than NY but lower than NJ in Pre-K - 12 and higher than either in Higher Education acording to USNews. https://www.usnews.com/news/best-states/rankings/ed…
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Comment #15549991
http://siliconprairienews.com/about/ Nebraska, Iowa, Missouri, and yes Kansas