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Comment #49028903
It does not sound like the possibility of death was properly conveyed to the parents. >But nowhere did the form explicitly indicate that any of this could end in death, nor did tha…
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Comment #48407942
Awful Korean-developed MS Office clone. edit: for more context, it was initially adopted because it had better support for Korean language features, but now it serves basically no …
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Comment #48407929
If the implication is that the left is more willing to violate freedoms, you're leaving out that the right-wing president was ousted for attempting to subvert democracy by institut…
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Comment #48001810
Chasing trends and it's now cheaper to have a single touchscreen with software controls than to design and manufacture physical controls.
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Comment #47159750
The creator of the website is the CEO of a battery-powered induction cooktop company. ( https://x.com/sdamico ) He clearly has an agenda against what he perceives as onerous enviro…
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Comment #47146906
You definitely shouldn't hold your breath considering the CFPB effectively doesn't exist anymore.
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Comment #46382019
This is why I remapped the shortcut for AI autocomplete to Option-Tab.
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Comment #45185591
What makes you think the Korean apps don't do the exact same thing?
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Comment #44538830
FIFA tried to make a movie to whitewash their reputation during one of their many corruption scandals: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/United_Passions It didn't work because it was a…
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Comment #44295247
The most difficult part, and one that Youtube has struggled with since the beginning, would be content moderation. It's a technical, legal, and PR nightmare and there's no reason f…
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Comment #43757099
There are lots of places in the US where if you don't have a car your only reasonable options are an Uber/Lyft or calling a cab that may or may not arrive.
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Comment #43598032
This is pretty similar to the Japanese "flick" keyboard that's fairly commonly used on smartphones. Instead of 3 possible directions per button there's 5 (up, left, right, down, an…
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Comment #39911027
That would explain why their receipt scanning is so damn slow even for easily scannable PDF receipts.
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Comment #38441543
Looks like 73% of freight is moved by truck in the US vs 77% in the EU. Not a big enough difference to really matter I think. https://www.trucking.org/economics-and-industry-data h…
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Comment #38225133
So this guy whose job it is to hire truckers to move goods fell for the same scam twice in a row? Fool me once, etc, etc...
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Comment #35922345
They cheaped out and didn't include a basic security feature that 96% of all other cars have.[0] This isn't a problem in countries outside the US because they have regulations requ…
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Comment #35176110
Stripe started issuing RSUs ~7 years ago and the first of those are set to expire next year without a liquidity event, which is why they're doing this.
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Comment #35049665
It's a travelogue, not a Wikipedia article. People read it for the fluff and prose.
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Comment #35005949
Someone I know was rehired to Ford from Argo and got an extremely generous offer. He seems pretty happy about it.
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Comment #33874170
That revenue is almost entirely from Google, their biggest competitor. I don't think it's any surprise that they want to diversify from that.
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Comment #33452867
You do if you're on a work visa and don't want to leave the US.
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Comment #32284218
Sounds like you're talking about the Vancouver Special: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vancouver_Special Tons of houses in the 70s and 80s in Vancouver was built in the exact same s…
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Comment #31649214
A common perception of Jews in Korea is that they're a formerly oppressed minority who are now rich and powerful. I think some Koreans see a parallel there given the history of the…