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Market-state aside, it's also a bit dismissive of what other people value. > "Assurances that we’ll all find other jobs before too long miss the point. We don’t necessarily want ot…

I was curious about this as well and gave modeling the Impossible a try... the foot drag seemed to be best mimicked by a half-kickflip, followed by a 360 shuvit, then a half-heelfl…

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My immediate take-away was that this was some sort of stand-alone application or utility. After realizing it's a hosted service, the real benefit comes from being able to slug a UR…

My first thought was "jerry-rigged". Rather than starting the almost inevitable conversation here ("jerry" vs. "jury"), I'll point out the following SE answer[1]... [1] http://engl…

And I think for the sake of the thought exercise you have to consider what happens to related markets — specifically in this scenario, risk. If vehicles are no longer being sold to…

Although the article talks down the use of AI at face value, my gut reaction to this is; Right, that would be the vehicle's responsibility. In regards to risk specifically, I would…

Although they may not make the commercials directly, in print there is often "co-op" money available to dealers when certain criteria is meet by said ad... I imagine there is a sim…

I actually toyed around with this when it was first announced, sometimes the results are quite unique. Check out this screenshot from cityofchicago.org, the 3D DOM looks strikingly…

Anyone else think the naming of a product after a command used in the technology it represents seems a little strange? See: git stash --help

This argument sort of rubs me the wrong way. It makes perfect sense for a search engine to penalize pages that are ad-top-heavy; Why should it matter what Google does on it's own p…