O5vYtytb

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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
You could have taken a more curious approach on responding instead of a thinly veiled insult.
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
I agree it's interesting. But back then (I'm 34) we only had desktop computers so the distraction time was limited. I remember being forced to take a typing class my senior year in HS, at which point I was already a very proficie
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
I think the second paragraph is poorly written > America’s cows are now extraordinarily productive. In 2024, just 9.3 million cows will produce 226 billion pounds of milk (about 100 million tons) – enough milk to provide ten percent of 3
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
The only hypothesis that makes sense to me is that there is something very dangerous on the loose that is being searched for, such as nuclear material. The highest authorities don't want to cause panic so they are executing a search t
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
3 of the bottom 4 cities are in California.
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
You're right that car centric transportation is entrenched, but this is the wrong statistic to prove that point. The US is a huge country and the overall density of roads (km/100km2) is lower than Europe. https://en.wi
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
Amazing that Minneapolis tops the city road quality chart, despite having the harshest winters. Do southern cities not build their roads so robustly? Or are they not maintained?
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
I tried o1-preview on chatgpt and asked it to count the "r" in "strawberry" and "o" in "troubleshooting" and it got both immediately. It was also able to count the vowels in each.
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
To me the main benefit of Python is the standard library. You can do a lot with it without any additional packages. Things get tricky when you have a lot of external packages in rust or Python.
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
My wife and I started a native plant nursery (for Southern Wisconsin) this year for exactly this reason! Save the pollinators!
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
That's so remarkably stupid for travel insurance, it's unbelievable.
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
That's a rather large mistake for a multi trillion dollar company with a very small selection of products. Wtf?
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
Platteville, Wisconsin
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
People seem to miss the forest for the trees here. The goal is to get a base on the moon, and this is the first step. Starship will eventually be bringing lots and lots of cargo to the moon for this purpose. Bringing people there for a fe
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
I saw one like this 15 years ago. It was terrifying as I was alone in a forested area and I had no idea what it was at first. But then the sonic boom that lasted for minutes was even more disconcerting.
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
The reliability of mid grade appliances is trash. You can expect a new range to maybe last 10 years on average. An electric/induction stove will be so costly to repair you might as well buy a new one. A gas stove has much less compl
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
My point is that renters don't want to figure that out themselves generally.
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
Where are those available? I've not seen any ranges in the US like that
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by O5vYtytb 2y ago
We're remodeling a rental and having a gas stove is a big plus versus alternatives. Electric is poor for cooking and induction requires new pots and pans.
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
Isn't that what CXL is?
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
Except that one time..
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
Non alcoholic drinks are becoming a lot more prevalent where I live, which is maybe surprisingly Wisconsin. It's a welcomed change for those of us that want to drink socially but not get drunk.
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
As an "ultimate" (frisbee) player, calling a game based on disc golf "ultimate ascent" makes me cringe a bit! I can't tell you how many people mistake ultimate for disc golf.
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
What is their utility? They launched more mass to space than everyone else in the world combined (states and private). Did you mean to question the utility of starlink? Because the utility of the company on the whole is quite obviously ap
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EMPShield investing $1.9B with CHIPS support to build factory in Kansas(kansascommerce.gov)
28 points by O5vYtytb 3y ago|23 comments
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
EMPShield[1] claims to make products that can protect against events such as lightning strikes and high-altitude nuclear explosions that generate EMPs. As an EE I find the design, theory, and testing[2] extremely questionable. It seems th
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
Ultimate (Frisbee)! Been playing for 15 years at all levels, it's amazing!
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
It's not other witnesses, it's the same system.
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
> right down to the typo "you name" rather than "your name", which seems unlikely to happen if it were making it up out of thin air. Why is it unlikely? Why does prompting it different ways and getting the same resul
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by O5vYtytb 3y ago
I think my productivity would 2x or 3x if gitlab would work on fixing issues with core features such as task planning. There's a lot of minimum viable features that never got improved, especially for those of us on the premium tier. A

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