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HyprMusic
3y ago
They did. From the article: "DriveBC has a dedicated website, but many access its automated messages through its Twitter account, a platform accessed by more than a quarter of Canadians in 2023, according to the company’s advertising d
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3y ago
This is exactly why I buy everything I can off of AliExpress. The question of "will I still want this in 4-12 weeks?" really takes the impulse out of impulse buying.
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3y ago
26 people were arrested for signs, t-shirts and flags. https://www.express.co.uk/news/royal/1767017/just-stop-oil-c...
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3y ago
Proximal Policy Optimization
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4y ago
That's not how sleep works at all. Your sleep goes through many different phases and your brain is continually monitoring its surroundings for danger[0]. The reason why you feel like your mind is shut down is because, on a normal night
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4y ago
It's a false equivalency, air conditioning units are expensive, require extra lines, a bigger belt... Besides, it comes as standard on all models.. unlike heated seats. The radio would be a software update so I can't see how that
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4y ago
It already exists. All their part documentation, all the dealer software, software to unlock ECUs, remove engine restrictions to get an additional 50bhp, Android apps to unlock features.. it's all widely available on dedicated websites
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4y ago
That's not how it currently works. The car's spec is stored on a central database and set in the specific modules when the car is first produced. You only lose the customised VO codes when you update a module (not a common thing t
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4y ago
You can already unlock spec features (called VO codes) in BMWs with a $20 dongle, some pirated dealer software and a simple YouTube video. Maybe they will introduce stronger protections but enabling features you didn't spec in a BMW is
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4y ago
The heated seat hardware isn't expensive, the blocks can be bought for about $15/chair second hand on their e90 range. I highly doubt it costs BMW any more than a couple of months of the rental cost and I strongly suspect over the
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4y ago
I've switched out my seats for heated ones and the difference is an extra block on the seat loom and some metallic slivers in the upholstery. I have noticed absolutely no difference in my fuel economy and, being a nerd, I data log eve
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4y ago
It's mentioned in the article. Any money he would earn in prison would go towards paying off his debt, so this allows him to earn whilst in there and make his life marginally more comfortable.
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4y ago
The banks do. Payment providers do. Advertisers do. There's plenty of reasons for a business to be low-key about providing accessories to break Federal laws.
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4y ago
There are no sanctions on selling goods to general consumers, most companies have just chosen not to do so.
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4y ago
The problem I always found with guided meditation was that I would wake up once the guided meditation stopped and I would have slept so well in the 60 minutes during the meditation that I wouldn't be even remotely capable of falling as
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4y ago
I work on the ML field so my understanding of the product is not based on naivety. It's an NLP model so all it's doing is learning what "words" (or in this case syntax, function calls etc.) go together well. It has zero
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4y ago
My knee jerk reaction is outrage, but the more I think about it, the more I realise the only realistic audience for a tool like this is those who are learning or just not very competent yet. If I'm happy to waste my time answering peop
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4y ago
It's laid out quiet clearly in the article: "She was unhappy with her barrister and was told he would not be able to continue representing her after she expressed her dissatisfaction. However, due to industrial action, no other ba
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4y ago
Crypto still has value, but bitcoin itself has shown little value in any of the things it's supposed to be a solution for. It's not really that decentralised (in as far as most people trade through exchanges, and the miners have p
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4y ago
Can you elaborate on your last point, for those of us with puny vacuums? I'm intrigued as to why a more powerful vacuum would be worse for carpet, I assumed it would be better. What type of surface would need a 2kW, if not a carpet?
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4y ago
Not if you consider the fact that the USA has 10x the rate of counterfeit notes: 1/4,000[0] Vs 1/40,000[1]. Obviously there are other factors too but this is likely one of the reasons for deprecating old notes like this. [0] http
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4y ago
Can you provide any sources for that claim? Full fact does a breakdown that concludes this is not true - https://fullfact.org/economy/scotland-finances-whisky-tax/ It doesn't mention if it includes Northern S
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4y ago
Wow what a journey the homebrew section of that article was. As someone who grew up heavily involved in the evolving Xbox homebrew scene, I dipped out of consoles before the 360 was truly cracked. I remember the sadness in realising the DVD
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4y ago
You can find notes on the podcast here: https://podcastnotes.org/all-in-podcast/e69-elon-musk-on-twi...
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4y ago
You're exhibiting the exact behaviour that you're chastising by negatively focusing on points the article didn't even make. The article promotes genuine positivity and human emotion whilst considering the circumstances of tho
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4y ago
I'm not sure about the rest of Europe, but in the UK neither vehicle duty nor fuel duty are used specifically for anything road related so theoretically they shouldn't need to tax it at all (beyond the standard VAT).
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4y ago
Ernie Chan's books are a great starting point. If you plan on getting into the ML side of things then Stefan Jansen and Marcos De Prado's books are a must have. Some advice: Read lots of books, stay away from Reddit, be prepared t
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5y ago
It is overwhelmingly used for heating, followed by boiling water and cooking. Please spend 5 minutes googling before throwing out baseless claims. https://ec.europa.eu/eurostat/statistics-explained/index.php...
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5y ago
That's a very naive statement. In machine learning, for example, there's a lot of scenarios where performance isn't critical but due to the huge quantities of data you may need to process (especially during feature engineer
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5y ago
"How many countries have dictators invaded?" Stalin? Mussolini? Hitler? Read a history book before making such outrageous claims and false analogies.
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