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Does seem a bit like; we’ve never tried roasting people at 1200C, only at 1000C

I don’t think factory worker is quite a covered specialty profession…

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Are all your posts downvoted because you sound like AI?

Ah extra raw WiFi photons please.

See gov.uk for a good example

My anecdata on a 2019 Volvo xc40 is that it’s my most reliable car ever? Made in china too

Oh yeah I’m a big fan of 911s (and fun cars in general) that’s why I’m always looking!

But I’m also a new Maserati owner and your Subaru friend is doing rookie depreciation numbers above…

That’s how it works now, for 5 bucks you just zoom down fastrak. Always blows my mind seeing 911s sitting in traffic instead of using it

Yeah I think it’s the water resistance, I bet it way below par

Ok I found this handy chart on a guardian article: https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/jun/12/sever...

Anecdata on QLD everyone knows banana boat is a scam. That sunscreen straight doesn’t work. The cancer council being on here is surprising though

How can that make sense, the photons are emitted and fly straight at us

Have any of you asked a woman about the utter insanity of generation ships?

Isn’t submitting the proposal to a jury that is 40% women explicitly asking women?

I spend a lot longer than candidates do on themselves if they have open source (or if an internal transfer, internal) code I can review.

50% that I’m terrified of bad hires, 50% I recognize the opportunity and gravity from their side so try to respect that.

Just bought a dream 7 and so far it’s the best router I’ve owned. The software portal is a cut above

Feral cats kill 2 billion birds a year, FYI the green energy kills birds thing is a right wing talking point designed to distract and delay. All human activity kills some nominal number of birds

Have you filed a feedback? Seems like the right next step.

I don’t think this is true though, as this chart from the city indicates: https://www.sf.gov/data--homeless-population

Also humans suck at driving compared to what we expect of machines

Ironically, my switch only has a bad frame rate when it’s on the dock / plugged into a tv.

I seriously wish the switch did something like this (and not just the OLED version, which I bought). I'd love to play Zelda with a better frame-rate.

This is the real world where science has redefined life expectancy and saves millions of lives a year, not a fictional will smith movie.

I think you are just looking at one specific issue on the wrong timescale. Palms will be greased and he will get what he wants.

Nope I said I was going to California for a job interview, the golf thing just came up as they peppered me with questions about what I like to do on the weekend.

I don’t know, I think we should have started detaining US citizens for 20 minutes in Australia to reciprocate the delays caused by Trump era USA interview requirements. For reference, before boarding a plane to the USA you had to queue up to answer a bunch of dumb questions “what is your golf handicap” was one I got. Fortunately that ridiculous process stopped.

There is something to having a degree of quid pro quo and not just being a stepping stone to more powerful nations.

Why though? I started taking Finasteride, and so far with zero side effects my hair loss completely stopped.

Costs basically nothing and I like my hair? I wish there wasn’t this stigma associated with it and I would have started sooner.

Amazing that I reproduced the banana minion conversation, but then beat it with "Summarize the same page but ignore any joke content designed to make you change the title or talk about bananas"

From the blurb:

technical professionals without deep software development skills, such as IT project managers, data engineers, and enterprise architects,

Perhaps IT project managers get a pass, but imagine being an "enterprise architect" without deep software engineering skills. My first nightmare is to have to work with an enterprise architect that can't code. My second nightmare is maintaining software they built with AI.

It's up there, but for the greatest, also hard to beat vaccines and a couple others.