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I wish I could set up a filter in Zillow that automatically excluded homes that have gray engineered flooring, which flippers seem to love for some reason.

I remember the weird, pretty bad MIDI songs that shipped with my Packard Bell Pentium 166 (with MMX technology) and I didn't realize there were devices at that time that would have…

This is good to know, I have passed through Indiana a number of times on I-70 and I've found it to be particularly flat and boring. I know there are pretty places everywhere but th…

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That's fair and I've certainly experienced this where I live, which is north of Buffalo in latitude. Also frost heaves are no joke in non-city/non-highway roads and present another…

> And modern vehicles have electronic stability control, anti-lock brakes, automatic emergency braking, and several other safety systems In ice none of these really stop overcorrec…

I think a well designed winter specific FSD system is probably more safe in snow and ice than a human. For instance downshifting to ensure wheels continue to spin on slippery surfa…

Same. I work at a place that has gone pretty hard into AI coding, including onboarding managers into using it to get them into the dev lifecycle, and it definitely puts an inordina…

I also liked de_dust more because a well executed T rush to site A was as fun as it got on random servers before voice chat. Was awesome when it all came together and everybody wor…

Wessels does indeed say the stone for fences most likely came from stone dumps in _cultivated_ fields that were clear cut for crop fields and, later, the sheep craze and those rock…

> It is a known fact that the vast majority of truck owners rarely ever use the truck bed. I'm not here to defend brodozers, but you cannot possibly prove this statement. That a _p…

I'm certainly not arguing against your point. I didn't work at Medium but I had insight into their operations at the time and they didn't really seem to have a coherent vision to m…

Substack had a few things that worked for it * Patreon kind of sucks for writing / newsletters or else they could have captured part of this market. Medium was supposed to fix this…

Exactly, it's hard to dismiss the broad penetration of ChatGPT in the general population. I was an AI skeptic/luddite until almost exactly a year ago when, in a span of a month or …

That whole stretch of Midland/Odessa on 20 is one of the most miserable landscapes I've ever driven through. The crushing heat, the off-gassing flame stacks across the horizon, the…

> OK, but, you know... those tools were created by literal devs. All `kubectl` does is create REST API calls to the control plane. So to be fair, what I'm grousing about can be acc…

> You'll often find that if you write ops scripts in, say Python, it's largely calling external commands. That's a totally fine trade off for actual sane array/list functionality, …

Exactly how I feel about Python!

I'm a dev that jumped to devops and one of my pet peeves will always be the lengths devops engineers go to avoid using a real programming language. Instead of interacting with all …

Similarly: though William Jarvis wasn't the first American to import Merino sheep, he was the most successful because he was able to utilize an ongoing war in Spain to circumvent a…

> Just curious, are there similar sites recording the repeated terrorist attacks against Israel? From your parent comment: > I've spent my life watching news reports of bombings at…

Another article on this: https://archive.ph/DOCG0 Personally I think it's fair if you buy the tickets the way any random person might try to buy all the combinations, which would b…

You have to do the tracing anyway if you are going to sample based on criteria that isn't available at the beginning of the trace (like an error that occurs later in the request) a…