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Covzire
2y ago
My guess is pre-Moon Landings, pre-Peer Review and pre-DoEd.
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2y ago
Is the assist multiplicative or additive?
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Covzire
2y ago
I keep seeing reporting claiming a big chunk of job postings are fake.
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2y ago
Something I learned from this story is that a whistleblower Rush fired who could have prevented Rush from ever taking passengers on his fated dive instead ended up having to pay a $10,000 settlement and sign an NDA. The legal system utterly
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Covzire
2y ago
Private bathrooms, better coffee, no annoying co-workers, no smelly co-workers, no commute, no chance of being mugged or stabbed, better decorations and access to cheaper / healthy homemade food are all reasons WFH isn't going awa
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2y ago
I've been disabling HT for security reasons on all my machines ever since the first vulnerabilities appeared, with no discernible negative impact on daily usage.
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2y ago
Not very, absolutely everyone hates doing their taxes and the whole shady process behind it all. The IRS should have to declare what they think you owe before you pay or submit any paperwork, I don't know if that'll ever happen bu
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2y ago
Hard logic dictates maybe the other diagnoses were something else.
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2y ago
Could NASA send another probe after them to act as a kind of message relay?
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Covzire
3y ago
"the stainless steel is already rusting" hoax was very recent as well.
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3y ago
There's a cheap and simple way to de-politicize chat bots and make them 100% trusted by everyone: AI chatbots should refuse to answer moral or ethical questions unless the user specifies the precise ethical or moral framework to be ev
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Covzire
3y ago
There is plenty of established precedent for gating certain public health hazards behind age requirements, I'm guessing it gets tangled in the courts for awhile but ultimately survives in some form.
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3y ago
Are stolen iPhones even usable with cellular networks?
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3y ago
"The Universe is the fastest aging thing in the Universe"
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3y ago
Mini-factories in space could become a thing, supposedly a lot of industrial processes are only difficult because of friction and gravity.
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3y ago
Coincidentally I believe all birds with blue features don't get them from pigment per se but from the way their unique keratin structure only reflects blue light. There's just something different about blue in nature too it seems.
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Covzire
3y ago
It should be an OS-level implemented feature at the TCP/IP layer so all non-local traffic is unrecognizable to anyone but the true recipient. IDS/IPS's are virtually worthless these days anyway so I can't see much downsi
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3y ago
Some people aren't aware it's de-facto legal to go into a SF store and steal $949 worth of stuff and leave and there's nothing anyone will do. Shop owners who call the police will get in trouble themselves. Unbelievable that
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3y ago
I wish we could use our powerful handheld computing devices as if we owned them again. Steam should make a smart phone, fully open under the hood, decent specs, no walled gardens except optional ones.
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3y ago
Twitch is unwatchable now because of all the ads.
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3y ago
After COVID my food allergies have been insane. I can't prove they're related and my doctor has no idea but pretty much overnight in early 2021 I became extremely sensitive to a bunch of ingredients including corn. Subsequently I
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Covzire
3y ago
It's "our" democracy, not our democracy it seems.
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3y ago
Just an observation but you started your post with a bit of a humble brag and then declared everything you saw wrong which is always a risky combination. I've been interested in this kind of stuff for awhile so I definitely appreciate
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3y ago
I'll keep an eye on it, thanks.
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3y ago
I'm currently seeing 5.05% APY from a CITbank savings account.
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3y ago
Was the only magazine subscription my Dad had growing up, always loved paging through it as a kid. RIP.
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3y ago
Yeah replies are a mixed bag. Some are funny, some are sad, some are just downright scary, but I like being treated like an adult and being able to choose which I spend time with, something that Americans haven't enjoyed from any other
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3y ago
Anyone can unfollow those people. Nobody on my timeline is screaming curse words or racist crap. The real reason X is being attacked is because the Following tab doesn't inject propaganda like every other social media / news websi
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3y ago
Now if it had cameras in the back on each shelf so you can see what someone left back there obscured by other things, that might make that display worth it...
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3y ago
One optimization I'm surprised hasn't made it to Minecraft yet is parts of chunks deep below ground will sometimes render before blocks closest to the player or at least closest to the ground that the player should be able to see.
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