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Definitely adds to the point there might be extra dimensions out there.

you keep using that word but i don’t think it means what you think it means

i use git aliases so it’s the same amount of keystrokes

didn’t say it was perfect. just a cheaper option than a traditional studio or one bedroom.

Beats living on the streets if that’s the only thing you can afford.

Like the article said, there’s fine hotels for some and some truly terrible ones for others. Still beats being homeless. Also, just because something isn’t perfect and has its flaws, doesn’t mean it’s not worthwhile.

WeLive/WeWork used to do this before the CEO fiasco. They operated a shared living space for working professionals. It wasn’t $231/mo but it was a great way for younger professionals to get their foot in the door living and working in the city.

Tesla itself hasn't figured out how to make a profitable EV

He made enough money to now buy 3 football teams!

I used to party with him in NYC during the heyday of WeWork's early days.

I can confirm, he has no shame.

Lots of android watches work great with an iPhone. Maybe you won't get full notifications and all the other bells and whistles, but it's pretty trivial to get the basic stuff working.

"Do no evil" went out the backdoor a long time ago

All the criticisms of Bitcoin scalability.

I've asked it coding questions and found the answers to be generally better than the ones I've received from ChatGPT. I should have specified, I think overall, ChatGPT is better but it seems that Gemini's knowledge of the web is more up to date than ChatGPT's.

i think that's implied by accurately reading the title

Desperately trying to catch up to Microsoft.

I really like Gemini. It seems to give better results than ChatGPT, although definitely a lot slower.

Installing it means installing a bundle or a package, which would come with all of the ads and intricacies you want to get away from.

There are almost no applications (at least that I've found) where you can download the source code of the app, build it and then install it locally to your device (except for testing of course).

As many times as it's needed!!!

Uhh ... that's entirely what business is about. Some shady methods maybe, but also some pretty good customer acquisition methods

Hope he gets his $. Absolutely absurd what happened to him.

The author seems pretty credible to me. Maybe try to look at this a bit more objectively.

Been using Mint Mobile for a year and love it. Have had absolutely 0 issues with them even during peak times. Switched from a T-Mobile paying $70 a month for unlimited everything to $30 a month with Mint for pretty much the same service.

Damn you Ryan Reynolds for selling out.

I've been using Mint mobile for over a year and never had a problem with them, even during "peak" times. I expect the $30 a month I pay for unlimited everything is about to drastically change.

As someone once said, cocaine is a hell of a drug.

First amendement (for corporations) rights and Section 230 is a tough combination to beat in courts.

Mom

It was there and implemented for a specific reason. That reason wasn't nonsensical to begin with.

Standardized tests have been known for years as an very unfair way of judging students. People with resources to prepare and study for those tests often end up with inflated scores than for people who don't have the resource to prepare for them. High school grades have been consistently found the be #1 leading indicator of how well a student is going to do in college.

Most companies raising a seed round don't have a fully fledged out product, if they have a product at all. Really much ado about nothing here.

You can fix all of that in the Settings.

About 60% of households in the U.S. are living paycheck to paycheck according to Google. Most families don't have an extra 50K just lying around to invest in a mine If your family does ave that, I'm guessing you're. well off. Maybe not filthy rich, but well off.