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kurttheviking

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About kurttheviking

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    More so than now, but one could still find work elsewhere. At least in the US, you would visit a local library and read newspapers to see job listings in other cities. Or, you coul…

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    Comment #48474990

    I do but mostly for coordination and comms sharing with my spouse by using group aliases. Summer camp registration, school nurse contact info, car insurance, library holds...all su…

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    Comment #48231052

    I own a reasonably well performing indie bookstore. I've noticed for the model to work you need a critical mass of other local shops clustered to make the trip an experience for fa…

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    Comment #47204067

    I started coaching my son's little league baseball team a few years ago, mostly because that was the only way I could keep him interested it and I just wanted him to keep playing a…

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    Comment #47090075

    Most Substacks have an RSS feed (I'm not sure if one can disable it or not); in this case: https://samkriss.substack.com/feed

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    Comment #46726276

    agree, was similarly hoping for something akin to a total factor productivity argument

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    Comment #45986583

    This is the way. I've been dual booting with Ubuntu for almost 20 years now and my main finding these days is just how easy it has become and how rarely I need to switch to Windows…

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    Comment #45830492

    My issue is the pods fail to dissolve ~5% of the time and leave a gunk that clogs the dispenser which again requires time and effort to clean. I'm convinced by the video to try pow…

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    Comment #45750576

    I am unable to load this article...presumably for related reasons

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    Comment #45649818

    Out of curiosity, what embedding model did you use for this?

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    Comment #45176557

    I thought the Rav4 had been outpacing it for awhile now. (Plus, that's also artificially limiting total vehicle sales which are, unsurprisingly, still trucks.)

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    Comment #43443744

    This was exactly my reason when I lived in a tiny apartment in Boston having no exhaust or fan in the kitchen itself. Put the Foreman Grill by a window with some burgers cooking, j…

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    Comment #42919605

    Cerebras Systems | Product | Sunnyvale, Toronto, Chicago | Full-Time We specialize in building high-performance AI hardware, including the world's largest chip, the Wafer-Scale Eng…

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    Comment #42340733

    im in the market for a printer, mind recommending one?

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    Comment #41698912

    yeah it wasn't an option for a variety of reasons. for instance, landlord of the prior location will subdividing and reletting the space and that work will take time to complete. a…

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    Comment #41693026

    yup...it's razor thin. the ones that we found doing well are very, very good at community engagement in events and partnerships with local schools, community colleges, etc.

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    Comment #41693020

    yeah, it was the same for us. really one day we woke up, talked about it, and agreed, why not. worst case, i'll work a few more years than i had originally planned or whatever. bes…

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    Comment #41692963

    yes exactly, my wife and i are the same way. some of the other shops we talked to were surprised at the amount of foot traffic from people who for one reason or another just happen…

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    Comment #41692923

    we have a really great local library system where i live so what we're working on is definitely more a local store. we'll have a mix of titles based on our knowledge of community p…

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    Comment #41692836

    thanks! my wife and i both really like local bookstores and often stop into them when we travel. and you know, you only live once...so why not.

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    Comment #41692829

    at full retail price, you're often looking at 40-50% for books...but then everything goes on sale at some point. sideline merch (think the stuffed animals in the kids section) can …

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    Comment #41692797

    my wife and I have a new side project: we're opening a bookshop! the last local store is closing due to retirement and we figure the community demand is still there. we're negotiat…

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    Comment #39745164

    This was a fun one to lookup. eBay 2001, Amazon 1999 (first order was a book I needed for high school as well as VHS tape for the movie Heat), but my winner is Yahoo Mail 1997. I'm…

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    Comment #31341558

    I'm seeing weird effects from the "Try it out" text that chases the cursor. Sometimes it jumbles and freezes, etc.

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    Comment #29730050

    > But there's no way I'd ever want the ownership of my house or cars or other property controlled by an NFT. +1. My dad died in 2015 and the lawyer who held his Will had apparently…