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sssilver

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    Comment #49198202

    This looks wonderful. I wish it had the option to be ordered with blank keys.

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    Comment #49197356

    Because people who sell wooden posts and barbed wire use pickup trucks, among other things that have gone up in price.

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    Comment #49174100

    Sure, the concept of money is only meaningful / valuable to humans. But isn't there a conceptual difference between the "owners" of the Tomahawk factory vs. the people who are actu…

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    Comment #49173824

    Help me understand this. There's the cost that the employees pocket, and then there's the share that the shareholders pocket, right? Doesn't "margin" represent the latter?

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    Comment #49173716

    I'm always confused by prices of "highly regulated" goods in the United States. When I get a $150,000 bill for a 15-minute hand-reconstruction surgery, how much of that bill is the…

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    Comment #49173192

    > Winona Police Department's Flock cameras Does Winona Police Department actually own these cameras? Or is this heading technically deceptive.

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    Comment #49147629

    Would you consider the Steam Machine?

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    Comment #49147624

    Valve is truly walking into the perfect storm with their current roadmap.

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    Comment #49147605

    Would you have responded similarly if the OP wrote: > That’s why they gave it to a young man with no achievements whatsoever in gaming and no reputation to build off of

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    Comment #49119431

    Don’t they all have mostly the same data, with a small / negligible delta between each other?

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    Comment #49101966

    > What stayed with me was not the swimming. It was that none of it looked planned. She was not spending her afternoon at the lake, she was just going through her day, and the lake …

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    Comment #49079471

    I always observed that as "bring your whole self, as long as your whole self exhibits the exact same behavior and demeanor as every other corporate employee, ideally wrapped in uni…

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    Comment #49079109

    I have no idea how something like this is ideated, then prototyped, then validated, but it does work wonders for me, and I am so grateful it exists.

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    Comment #49071424

    I will never understand the decision-making process that led to "Let's build an awesome VR headset that can't do gaming". I would love to replace my monitor with Apple Vision Pro f…

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    Comment #49053379

    Thank you so much for this. It's fantastic. Can we have METARs for airport codes in this exact aesthetic?

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    Comment #48996825

    I always thought their top tier offering to their advertiser customers should be "Inconspicuously, over an extended amount of time, subtly respond to the user in a way that nudges …

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    Comment #48981316

    I don't know where else to express gratitude for the delightful read that this was. I wish to hope that more and more people are seeing the hollowness of all that these corporation…

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    Comment #48964532

    They absolutely do — see https://www.extremetech.com/mobile/samsung-galaxys-beloved-m...

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    Comment #48963290

    Isn't literally every photograph taken with a modern iPhone technically an "AI-generated / AI-edited image"?

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    Comment #48927847

    I feel like LLMs are not quite equipped to answer "is this wonderful and delightful" yet.

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    Comment #48917913

    I'm extremely against ads, so I sympathize greatly with your sentiment. But what does it mean to "ban targeted advertising"? Will we ban posters along highways that advertise car w…

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    Comment #48824143

    I hate this new world we find ourselves in. And I triple hate that we've helped develop the technology that powers it. In hindsight, it was inevitable. "Once men turned their think…