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2y ago
Burn hydrogen to make water. Is that artificial water? Or is it forever artificial water? Is all water that mixes with it artificial water? Is all water now artificial since it has mixed with human made water? While the basic definition
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Sounds like a selling point of the AI to me, if Morgan really wasn't instrumental to the game (it's common for a forward to just disappear for most of the match). It's hard to watch anything by ESPN or NBC when you're ju
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2y ago
For dogs at least it seems to be smell.
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2y ago
Thanks, that was an interesting read.
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2y ago
I get the value of Rust, if not the extreme enthusiasm surrounding it sometimes. With regard to a larger project like this, I'm more interested in is the buy-in of the major contributors of of the fish shell. Are they all in on it? Is
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2y ago
I've always thought that when they ask the questions of, "did you pack this bag? and "has this been in your possession?" that it is more about drug convictions than safety.
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2y ago
I kind of get the sentiment. If I go back to read Lovecraft or Verne, the technical aspect of their writing is poor by today's standards. Their stories are creative and original, though. There is a sameness to so many stories today.
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2y ago
I was at some of these worldcons at the time and where it may not have been bloc voting, it was definitely voting for people over stories. And I'm talking open discussion of voting for effect rather than story quality. Worldcon atten
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"Transparency". No mention of who "Finalist A" is. Not very transparent, really.
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Not justifying their actions, but the movement was reactive to the general vibe of "vote for this one because the author is a ___". I had been to several worldcons before sad puppies happened and that is literally what was being s
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They aren't embarrassing anyone. If that's walking fast, I'm walking slow.
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It's a big deal to the people making and using the parachutes.
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> Some political groups go murder crazy as soon as they gain power, while others don't. Obviously not everybody is equally bad as everybody else. This is just lazy rhetoric and ignores what I said. Both sides of the aisle in the US
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2y ago
Unironically telling someone what they should be thinking while complaining about social media's influence.
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> They probably saw themselves as being able to, in the long run, save far more people and create a greater, safer, and healthier society for everybody It's easy to view this as bad in this article's case, but nobody views thei
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2y ago
That the authorities think it is wrong for someone to know their rights is more of a condemnation of the "authorities".
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2y ago
putting the hyenas in their place is justice being in charge because you were born to be is justice yea, being about justice doesn't improve it
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I've been saying this exact same thing since it came out. Add in the fact that it was heavily marketed as including black representation -- then having those messages just makes it worse.
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I didn't see anything in the article that said they are (for sure) not retaining this data. "Google could purge some or all of your location history when it sunsets Timeline’s web access" -- or they might not. It just won&#
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2y ago
Privacy as in, "keep it private from the users".
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3y ago
Another tactic in the bay area is for a union to demand the environmental impact assessment until they are put on the job, then they withdraw their objection.
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3y ago
They don't like it when you play by the rules.
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3y ago
Multiple kids, you give them lightsabers. If you need to create a rift in the family, a drum set.
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I've had the idea of making clones of the most popular baby toys, but make the volume on them much, much lower. Exact same toy, much less volume. There you go, billion dollar idea. Run with it. I don't get why all the children&
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3y ago
Having lived in a series of places with far more men than women and seen the effects on the dating seen, he is speaking some truth. There is a vast difference between having equal numbers and large imbalance, and it does impact behavior.
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This has been game changing (low carb, not steaks only) for those drowsy afternoons at work. More importantly, I go carb-free 24 hours before I drive any long distance. It makes it so much easier to drive safely for a long distance.
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3y ago
> How frequent are these Oracle audits? Frequently kicked off by aggrieved ex-employees.
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And yet it costs $400 to replace your key at Toyota. These guys should not be stealing cars, they should be selling replacement keys if it's that easy.
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The historic stones are probably out of reach. I've heard of a range of stones (don't remember the name/location) where the lighter ones may be possible. With those it the claim is "X lifted all 7 forgot-the-name stones
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Or they'll turn to the party promising $50 an hour minimum wage and free college tuition, and free everything else.
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