Darrengineer

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by Darrengineer 7mo ago
I know this is eight days later, but I just want to give sincere applause to this comment. I think this is the first time I've seen 'literally' used in what can be described as "correctly" (i.e., in line with the et
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by Darrengineer 2y ago
Also, the ‘credible threat’ of being prosecuted was based on the agency simply declining to state that it would not sue if Smith violated the law. Seeing as no such violation of the law had even been alleged, it seems incredibly flimsy to s
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by Darrengineer 3y ago
TLDR: I’ve been on Adderall over ten years and no known long term problems attributable to my meds. You should share your concerns with a/multiple doctor(s). I’m not the parent but since no one answered: I was diagnosed in early childh
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by Darrengineer 3y ago
I’m curious which areas this occurs on earth and what percent of population live there. I would guess a negligible portion. In the US, I would think it’s almost nonexistent. I’m from Minnesota and went to university in North Dakota - places
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by Darrengineer 4y ago
Interesting! I'm not familiar with chatbots, but this kind of does seem like a sort of autocomplete in the sense that this is a fulfillment of the request in the vein of the lowest common denominator storytelling. While this story is n
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by Darrengineer 4y ago
> Netflix very much had a dominant position in DVD rentals at its height. Is this true? My recollection being a netflix DVD customer is that brick and mortar rental stores were dominant until netflix streaming upended the DVD rental dyn
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by Darrengineer 4y ago
Have you looked into displays built around the raspberry pi compute module? I don't have experience with them but I've heard them mentioned (here iirc but it's been some time). I don't know much about them so I'm su
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by Darrengineer 4y ago
It depends on what it's being used for. Adhesion across the expected temperature range is likely the most relevant factor to consumers. The NFPA would likely not call it out specifically, and rather rely on NRTL approval for acceptabil
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by Darrengineer 4y ago
Just so everyone's aware 'college degree' here is expansive including two-year (community/vocational/technical/etc) colleges. I know many people who went to Ridgewater College (a college locally known having lo
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by Darrengineer 4y ago
I typically see pro-law enforcement as being compatible with anti-tyranny argument, both in people I know and logically. Most police are able to function relatively independently from actual government control. There's often wide discr
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by Darrengineer 4y ago
I don't necessarily disagree with your conclusion but comparing gun/crime numbers to Canada isn't particularly helpful. Canada has wildly different tolerances of what is legal as far as violence goes, not to mention the suspe
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by Darrengineer 4y ago
I think the parent was abundantly clear here: > I am not sure if the US could already be classified as a low-trust society (probably not yet), but a strong negative trend is definitely present. I'm not sure where your interpretatio