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6y ago
It's been the same knob for 10+ years. It could be better, of course, but it works. Always.
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6y ago
Not Toyota.. They always have stuff that's 1 gen behind, but it always works the way it should.
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6y ago
GPT doesn't understand the questions therefore it can't answer them. It can only generate a bunch of text and make it look like it knows what's being asked. It's not AI, not even close.
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6y ago
Yes, but that's not problem of meat, just farming.
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6y ago
So 2nd wave of corona?
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6y ago
Not all cows are used for meat. Bison, and pigeons are just two examples, but as you can imagine, all over planet there were billions of animals that are not either extinct or close to being extinct. How about european bison, aurochs, wild
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6y ago
Meat is not the problem. Long before people there was more animals alive on this planet and they pooped, farted and ate each other at a scale that we can't imagine. Just think about the bison, or passenger pigeons.
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6y ago
It's "INITIAL QUALITY STUDY"... reading comprehension is going down even here..
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6y ago
Indoor operation only. This is just a router that will probably have an external device connected to another antenna.
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6y ago
And you wrote that on a device that would not exist without that oil.
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6y ago
So if I create a library that helps chemists predict how to do something 30% more efficiently, and I license it with this license, refineries won't be able to use it, even if they are trying to improve their current processes to make t
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6y ago
While it's a huge success. , really it should not be heralded as an private space flight as most of it was payed for with government money.
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7y ago
How about disconnecting it when you're near the laptop and the lid is open because you're .. I don't know... working on it?
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7y ago
Right there in the text: Author: Marie Sklodowska Curie So why the are you people still changing her name to just Curie?
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7y ago
I find it interesting to compare what's CDC is doing right now ( messed up tests, not enough testing, protecting markets but not people) to what we can see CDC doing in movies like Contagion where they are on top of everything before a
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7y ago
So now just one company will have access to all the data from 99% of firefox users? I don't see how giving so much power to just one entity is better for our privacy. Previously if I used my computer at home, coffee shop, work, hotel e
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7y ago
How does vector graphic compare to bitmap when it comes to cpu usage? It wouldn't make sense to save few bytes in memory only to spend more cpu resources later.
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7y ago
How about bluray? 25GB for ~$0.70. Personally had so many sd cards, and even usb sticks fail that adding another type of storage as a backup for important files really makes a lot of sense.
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7y ago
That one is actually something similar to what I'm using, except mine is just $24 on amazon and doesn't need any drivers. https://www.amazon.com/Lenovo-USA-ThinkPad-40A20090US-Thinkp...
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7y ago
I use them quite often, as I work with a lot of legacy hardware and software.
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7y ago
Because I can lock my laptop to the docking station, because it can also transfer power, and gives me access to many more ports than regular usb based docking station has.. and back in the good ol' days you could have a docking station
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7y ago
Hopefully they will have some Thinkpads with regular docking station not this ridiculous cable based solution everyone is trying to push now.
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7y ago
By whom? Western Europeans? Geographically Czech Rep is in Central Europe, as is Poland and few other countries.
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I don't know how any one can believe that AI will be so smart that it can turn the entire world into paperclips yet so stupid that it won't know that it's a bad idea.
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GEDmatch Acquired by Company with Ties to FBI and Law Enforcement
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Camera Will Take a 1k-Year Photo to Document Climate Change
(vice.com)
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Wouldn't it be better and more effective to treat the cause of the inflammation instead?
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Oh FFS. It doesn't matter if it more or less likely, it matters that it does happen and therefore should be investigated to protect people now and in the future.. You want them to wait until number of ICE vs EV fires are equal to start
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That war criminal? The sooner we forget about him the better.
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I wonder if patents like "Internet-based proxy service for responding to server offline errors" [1] also qualify to be in the "troll" category. http://patft.uspto.gov/netacgi/nph-Parser?Sect1=PTO2&am
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