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by 0_____0 1y ago
:. urban areas do not have a physician shortage?
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Public facial recognition and ALPRS database. It would be chaos.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
My ex's dad flew for a US carrier. I got to hear a bit about how raw a deal new pilots get these days. Apparently it's much less desirable as a job now as commercial aviation works on tighter margins.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
You don't even need multireturn, typically your point cloud will have points from the tree or whatever plus some that returned from the structure behind it.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I think in this instance it means "known to the Mongols"
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I have been using Obsidian Web Clipper to save stuff to read later. If you already use Obsidian it's worth a shot. It's not perfect but it does a reasonable job of translating articles etc. into markdown. I don't actually kno
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Yes, hollow-core fibers also attenuate light.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
If this scenario relies on DC operators to give away money, I doubt it could ever seriously represent the bulk of what the industry is doing.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
"healthy" is a very loose term it seems. I know many people who would be called healthy by their doctors simply because they didn't have any concerning medical history or present concerns. I think I may agree with you that &q
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I'll never forget this moment when I was up the side of a mountain at night and my headlamp caught the glint of retro reflecting eyes about 25m away. Wait a minute, those eyes are front facing... Predator eyes. The eyes followed a grac
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I do 10-15 hours of cardio a week lol. I make an effort to take care of my knees because at those training loads, having bad bike fit or an uncorrected varus knee issue can mean really messing things up for yourself. My question was how muc
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I have ridden a bike for 24 hours+ several times and have not experienced anything like that. Mild post exertional resting HR increase is normal (going from 50 to 65, say) but I think you had a different issue.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Trail running has a lot of weird loads associated with it, at least where I am. Roots and rocks galore, never a dull moment.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
rucking seems like it would be bad for one's back and knees? How much weight do you use? It seems like one of those things that's military inspired, except I don't have the VA to look after me if I wear out my hard goods.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Is it really only 300 cars? They feel like they're everywhere!
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Sometimes I see chatter about using solar or nuclear or whatever power for data centers, thereby making them "clean," and it's frustrating that there isn't always the acknowledgement that the clean energy could displace
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Reading comments like this bolsters my appreciation for why aviation went "nope, you're just using UTC now. Chicago, Lagos, Doha, Novosibirsk... All UTC, err, Zulu time."
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Here's the thing - likely few would have noticed. We are structurally blind to the places in which public investment would have made our lives better, especially when they are things like scientific research that the vast majority neve
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I heard a similar statement recently, which is that due to the nature of politics, there are decades where nothing is possible, followed by a couple of years where everything is possible, and you spend the former preparing and pushing for
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by 0_____0 1y ago
The obvious reason is goods and equipment movement. There are places that strike a much better balance than NYC though...
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Use a custom launcher. I run Nova, and have for my last three phones, which means my interface stays consistent, and I never have to see the search bar. My home page is a calendar that takes up 75% of the screen, and two rows of icons below
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by 0_____0 1y ago
The shenanigans Google pull in order to harvest location data (and prevent you from easily opting out!) really piss me off. I have a second phone that's got Graphene on it as a result, it's pretty much just the location service sp
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Macbooks get used for pro audio and video things that phones generally don't, and the much larger form factor means that the 3.5mm jack is far less of a design tradeoff.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Might be USian bias. I've seen bus routes change in the US but not to the degree of adding massive amounts of service.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I have that washing machine btw. I saw the AI branding and had a chuckle. I bought it anyway because it was reasonably priced (the washer was $750 at Costco).
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by 0_____0 1y ago
Found this one anecdote in that thread and I'm pretty sure this would be me as well. > I tried to code on shrooms once. > I ended up writing a C++ program that just made the internal speaker beep in an infinite loop, and tried to
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by 0_____0 1y ago
It's a bit shocking to me that one would try to program on LSD - can you say a bit more about what you're up to? Personally I feel I save the experience for when I have a question of life and would benefit from a perspective shift
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I don't think that the 'shiny object' allure applies to industrial tools to the same degree as with consumer goods. Every machine shop I've ever been in, save for maybe a couple, is stuffed with used machine tools, plent
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by 0_____0 1y ago
I think realistically three clicks would be fine. Click to settings Click to cancel Click to confirm cancel Usually signing up takes more effort than that! I didn't even have to type anything.
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by 0_____0 1y ago
What makes this true of trikes but not of the typical automobile?

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