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Comment #44356325
This sounds like a wonderful way to spend an afternoon.
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Comment #44356282
This is genius. I've enjoyed Radio Garden on occasion for the musical novelty but never thought about putting a random station in Latin America on to practice listening to differen…
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Comment #43336897
It "was known" in the 60s that Japanese electronics and cars were inferior in design and quality. Chinese products are going through the same trajectory.
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Comment #43335415
The first PC I built myself had an Athlon XP Barton 2500+ and 2x 256mb sticks of DDR2-400. It wasn't top of the line by any means but great bang-for-buck in 2003.
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Comment #43134434
> The Mars talk is just a recruitment tactic to pull in young idealistic engineers and get them to work long hours for cheap His move away from the previously-stated mission for Te…
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Comment #43120222
I absolutely love this characterization of modern discourse.
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Comment #43120046
Because it's a bureaucratic union of 27 countries with goals other than making obscene profits, side-effects be damned?
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Comment #43119974
Then you should also question what flavor of censorship and bias US-made LLMs have. Also, if someone says something that could threaten my safety (either directly or through inciti…
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Comment #43018016
But would you have thought to research how a specific car manufacturer's spicy anti-rodent tape tasted in the first place? There's an element of discovery in this article, as well …
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Comment #42859668
Why is that? (These are my favourite planes to fly on, curious how the A350 is derivative given the apparent difference in packaging.)
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Comment #42859637
Until they make it at least three times bigger, yes.
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Comment #41461417
Really. Especially taken with the "toy" statement that follows, this reads to me like "this isn't perfect but we had a good crack at it and are happy with how good it came out for …
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Comment #40743903
The gameplay is focused on logistics, so those aspects have a lot more control. I particularly enjoy that in conjunction with the model railway aesthetics. - You build roads and ra…
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Comment #40663744
> billionaires telling us that we'll eat bugs and be happy owning nothing Who are we talking about here?
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Comment #40662964
I think questioning the money is just as important. There is so much conflicted money pushing the "climate change isn't real" narrative that it should raise more suspicion in skept…
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Comment #40448017
Also a super relevant issue: the major Mexican cartels are being armed with guns made and sold in the US in order to provide this supply. https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/invest…
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Comment #40292869
I'll have two frack whites to go thanks.
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Comment #40292858
No. These machines sound like robot hornets operating dental drills.
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Comment #40292829
The innovation here is integrating the tech into a home espresso machine package. I do wonder if the sound is any less awful though. Does the ultrasonic tub enable better extractio…
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Comment #40292595
Although you are entirely correct in a technical sense, and it's common to serve hot brewed coffee cold, the opposite is so rarely desired that it will be considered 'weird' (in th…
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Comment #40163779
This is indeed surprising. What's the source?
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Comment #39752566
I almost want to leave peoples' minds closed about this kind of thing to avoid an increase in demand. I don't want my Sal de Gusano doubling in price either.
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Comment #39752515
They are researching the use of certain ants as flavor enhancers. Mexicans know a thing or two about making food delicious, and Chicatana ants are used in Oaxacan cuisine to add co…
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Comment #39597880
Another factor besides comfort is that they can extend the flight time 1-2 hours by having fewer passengers and bags onboard, which of course means premium seats like SQ23/24. Qant…
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Comment #39475936
Australian coffee snob here. I can confirm the emphasis of the specialty coffee industry (which I think you can conflate with 'hipster' coffee) is entirely on sourcing and roasting…