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3y ago
The government saying that inflation is ending is not contradicted by the OP's comments about previous price increases. When there is not or small inflation, prices don't go back down. they just stay at the current price.
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3y ago
It's possible that our universe is inside a black hole or a black hole analog.
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A lot of biology is still a black box for us. You investigate a block box by pushing its buttons and recording the results. Hopefully, there are enough buttons and eventually response patterns begin to emerge. Or someone invents a way to op
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So you’re one of those clueless people that I curse who try to bring a full size cart stuffed with items through the self checkout? There is never enough room so they spend lots of time juggling items between the basket to checkout and bac
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3y ago
isn't Spodumene a source of lithium instead of rare earths?
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3y ago
Ah, "Chopstick robot handle(s) boxes with ease." That was hard to parse. I was wondering how a "robot handle" would box with ease.
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3y ago
Memory throughput or memory capacity? Is that true for discrete GPUs like Nvidia? Is it the same for unified memory like the M-series?
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3y ago
Your argument had some juice up until the "boomer" slur. Are we still doing that?
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nor any seamounts. the physical descriptions of Atlantis seem fanciful.
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3y ago
Where does ChatGPT get its pattern to match to produce the output? Likely sources like this.
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3y ago
then we can avoid buying from them. A super cheap price may not be worth the trouble.
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3y ago
The base monomers and polymers of PET may not themselves be toxic, but there are plasticizer chemicals added to them to adjust the characteristics that can have biological impacts. Additionally, once the PET starts to break into microplasti
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3y ago
For English speakers, do you think that you have a limitation in your ability to see and distinguish variations of blue because you have a single word, "blue" that covers a range of colors? In Russian there are two colors for blue
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3y ago
Both Mac OS and Windows started with a mostly single-app interaction model. Switching between applications was slow and clumsy so it wasn’t something that you did frequently. Within an app, copy and paste with styling makes sense as you are
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3y ago
No, terminal doesn’t use text styling. What problems are you seeing with terminal? Copy/Paste work fine for me.
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3y ago
Quite the opposite. It is really decorporation or hypercapitation.
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3y ago
From a CO2 standpoint, replacing an ICEV with an EV is a net positive. There are some super efficient ICEVs like a Prius where that might be a more equal trade but for most other ICEVs it really is worth doing.
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Because the result is more daylight later in the day when it can be useful.
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3y ago
if the adjectives are out of order, they will be understood but the speaker will seem a little odd and not native.
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3y ago
And there are detractors downplaying improvements. Nothing new to see.
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3y ago
AndrewKemendo was being sarcastic and their comments about it being “their fault” was a criticism of an assumed attitude held by people making the decisions to fire the curators and editors and replace them with AI. I think AndrewKemendo th
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3y ago
The Prologue will be a larger vehicle matching the Chevy Blazer. Honda has not announce a vehicle corresponding to the smaller Equinox. With their recent falling out, I don’t expect it to.
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3y ago
The Intel MacBooks had bad thermals because Intel had promised more efficient processors and Apple had designed the new cases around that. Then Intel flubbed their die shrinks for several years in a row and Apple was stuck with the hotter c
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3y ago
Very few people would benefit from USB-4 in their phones. They mainly use those ports for charging. The Pro phones have faster USB for file transfer but even there, that is a minority use case. The M-series of chips use the same cores as th
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3y ago
thank you
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Curious. What is "LiveView"? Web searches return likely unrelated terms. What is the use case for this project:
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Here is a video showing where it is projected to have been. The 3000 mile wide description seems just a big hyperbolic. Oddly this video is a yo-yo that starts with today, rolls back 200M years and then rolls forward. https://ww
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It doesn’t matter. Go. See. A. Doctor.
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Ah, i wondered what it was sensing.
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Their ads business is pretty minimal and is much smaller than their hardware business. They sell ads in their App Store in the search results and some listings. They also sell regular display ads in the News app which does not have a massiv
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