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by IncreasePosts 18d ago
Those people were walking barefoot near an unsanitary latrine. Is there a lot of human feces where you might walk barefoot? If not, you don't really have to worry about hook worm. How did the southern US solve this issue? They just sta
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by IncreasePosts 18d ago
It probably just comes from tweaking the routine. Maybe they started out at 15 minutes in the sauna and 5 minutes in the cold plunge, but found they were getting too hot in the sauna and too cold in the cold plunge.
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by IncreasePosts 18d ago
mplayer -vo caca /mnt/nas/example.mp4
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by IncreasePosts 19d ago
Yes, that's what autopilot will do. Even though I knew that with my tesla, I thought it could be confusing because the visualization does show traffic lights and stop signs and other cars/pedestrians. So a driver might think that
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by IncreasePosts 19d ago
Defense can just be patching unintended vulnerabilities in code.
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by IncreasePosts 24d ago
I like to imagine futures where they judge us through their standards as harshly as we judge the past through our standards. So, instead of some future people celebrating this project, they just think "Ew, what kind of monster would wi
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by IncreasePosts 26d ago
I just used AI(antigravity with gemini 3.6 flash, but i'm sure many others would work) to implement this and integrate it with my security cameras after reading the blog post 26 minutes ago. I suspect the author did the same thing. I a
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by IncreasePosts 26d ago
> No waiting. No manual recording. > No cloud services. No API calls. > No subscription fees. No terms of service changes. No company shutting down the service in two years.
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by IncreasePosts 27d ago
As long as you can easily slide it out of the way and it isn't fixed to the wall, it wouldn't be a problem for anyone who needs to service it. Therefore, it would not be against regulations, because all regulations in Germany are
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by IncreasePosts 29d ago
A chicken in every pot and china is going to pay for it!
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by IncreasePosts 29d ago
I was looking on /gif and you can just search the titles for nepal
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by IncreasePosts 29d ago
You can just tell anyone who comes asking that you will not be harassed in your private domicile.
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by IncreasePosts 29d ago
You might want to take an intense media break. I went to 4chan to find more videos of the event, something it's rather good for, and even those guys were largely shocked and flabbergasted at the scale of the carnage and destruction
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
When was there an age where there was objective recourse? I guess when we could burn people for heresy?
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
I thought the outcome of that was basically it's legal to train on books, but they acquired the books in the wrong way. If they went out and bought copies of them and trained it would have been fine
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
Speaking of over provisioned, you'll also find some very affordable housing there relative to the jobs available. So you could work at Google/Meta/Amazon/apple and have a 30 minute commute to work and pay $600k for a lar
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
What I don't understand is if he just didn't give any password, he would have been fine. It's only because he gave him a duress pin that he's in trouble. So, in both cases the government wouldn't have access to the
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
The point is the prosecution's case was ultra weak. He rejected a 6 month plea deal because they were confident they would win in court. That's not the kind of case you bring to get ahead in your career
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
Aarons lawyers expected an acquittal which is why he rejected the plea deal of 6 months
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
She could have just never even brought the prosecution in the first place.
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
Calling him "effectively assassinated" is ridiculous. He was offered a plea deal of 6 months in jail. Which he turned down. And then he killed himself - something which he attempted multiple times in the past when he wasn't b
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
How does prosecuting someone who downloaded articles in a broom closet help her career advancement?
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
Does a human brain start with pure noise and then move that noise subtly towards the target?
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
What evidence is there that people would start funding river clean up if they stopped funding in-ocean initiatives?
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
Actually, you cannot avoid sex. Everything is about sex, even politics. If you want the freedom to develop technology without worrying it will be used by a police state, you cannot ignore sex and just "focus on technology"
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
For you, the major meaningful act of baking homemade cookies is picking out a recipe and shopping for ingredients? Not the actual act of baking? Or having someone come home and say "WOW IT SMELLS GOOD IN HERE"...or taking it aroun
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
What scenarios are you imagining where people are automating away the interesting parts of their life ? Searching for a new movie to watch can be fun in itself, but it ight not be want I want to do at any specific point in time. So what&#x2
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
Is that project named after the serial nyc subway advertising dermatologist?
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
Please stop making this comment. The war is lost. Instead, you should be commenting that it looks like a human wrote this when you come across the rare brain-produced writing
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by IncreasePosts 1mo ago
How are you running it for free? Are you self funding or do you have sponsors?

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