aaronosaur.us
A guy in New Orleans
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More of the same
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I’ve had the discussion with UX designers that telling a tech to find the black Altima in the body shop’s lot is not specific enough
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It means slightly collide with, right? I’ve seen Nissan Altimas, often sporting rental agency stickers, wack more things than any other vehicle.
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Hybrid places severe limits on where you can hire from, one of the bigger benefits of remote work.
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github.com/patricktrain...
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The PJs by Jefferson
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There were a bunch of SWBNO workers in front of the PJs with a jackhammer. Last I saw there was a geyser spraying from the hole they dug over the top of their dump truck.
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Especially from a guy spry enough to dodge a shoe thrown at him
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Thank you, that would be great! 10 minutes at an uncovered bus stop can be a loooong time when it’s pouring rain or 95 degrees.
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And of course the unthinkable solution is for him to create an account over here. Gotta have the elon-algorithm leaning in your favor to make it fun
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Do you feel like you get better comments and discussion by posting a line to this post? I think it’s an interesting idea, I’ve seen so many dedicated comments sections turn sour.
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Too bad it doesn’t go back to the 50’s when the white flight causeway was built
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Shot and chaser
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I’m happy to see a manufacturer doing something different. I feel like all of Sony/Nikon/Canon’s recent cameras are slight spec bumps of the same thing. That being said, $850 is a lot of money.
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That was John Stewart, who left late in the summer
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I’m not sure “exciting” will be defined the same way at this new establishment.
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It’s part of why @niedermeyer.online’s message is important, and thankfully starting to break through to the general public
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I suspect some of the folks had good intentions but limited research. “Electric is good, $x a month and sign here” without looking closely at the company
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I suspect “shoulda known better” applies equally to buying one of these as it does to the loan terms people are sitting on
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I wonder how many people are so underwater with these things that they can’t trade for something else. Someone 3 years into a 7 year loan might still owe quite a bit.
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There would be an immediate and observable stratification of ai tool users and non-ai tool users.
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I’m sorry, it compounds the pain. I try to get people to make contacts outside of work channels, but that gets dicey for a whole different set of reasons.
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The lack of social development outside of work is also a problem. It’s one of the things that makes layoffs so devastating, people can loose their friends and their support network at the same time.
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It's the same reason why ever winter there are a million posts to r/AnalogCommunity asking why the pictures of a ski vacation turned out muddy grey.
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For me the big breakthrough was an intuition for what the meter is actually saying and mapping why something is dark or light to what the meter read.
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Plus there is a ton of cheap EF bodies and glass. It's possible to find a digital body, a film body, and a nifty 50 for < $300.
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I love this, it's all about cycle time. Digital gives the ability to chimp and go: click ... no, click ... eh, click ... no, click .. that'll do. It takes 2 minutes to learn what would take 2 months if you had to shoot all 36 then develop and scan.
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But also, why do they have a quarter of a million people? What are they doing?
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I bet that would clean up at Jazzfest
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It’s parked in front of Kehoe Automotive on Freret Street in New Orleans, which is exactly where you would expect to find a vehicle like this.
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Looks like their design team hasn’t slept since Slate’s announcement