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by adolph 2y ago
If that were true why are cell phone voice calls still so terrible?
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by adolph 2y ago
> It's entirely plausible that a politically motivated set of agents decided to punish this judge. Do you mean the agents decided to punish the judge by staging an immigration arrest in order to elicit allegedly unlawful and weird b
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by adolph 2y ago
If vibes based epistemology works for you, great. Otherwise, it's my username because it's my birth name, feel free to complain to them or consider the Shel Silverstein and Johnny Cash song about a boy's name. The source link
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by adolph 2y ago
> It sounds like the judge basically said "you need permission to arrest someone in the middle of my hearing, go get it" and then didn't change anything about the process of their hearing while that permission was being ob
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by adolph 2y ago
> I.e. the ICE agents showed up in the middle of a court proceeding, and the judge said they'd need to get permission from the chief judge before they could interrupt proceedings. The judge then didn't stop the defendant from l
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by adolph 2y ago
A differently complex and smaller approach might be to combine the knob with with an axial flux PCB-BLDC, like what Carl Bugeja made [0, 1]. It might be suited to get haptics in something as small as the article's knob, although to get
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by adolph 2y ago
> Low power but forever devices that have some basic functionality Just jailbreak your eink Kindle? https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43073969
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by adolph 2y ago
> the cool thing you made is locked into an overpriced cloud stack that will bleed you dry Not necessarily applicable to vibing with Supabase specifically, right? There are several ways to host Supabase on your own computer, server, or
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by adolph 2y ago
> A pilot has already demonstrated the technological breakthrough producing the explosives in small nodes. This technology would remove the need for a large-scale explosive factory. The new propellant formulation and associated manufactu
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by adolph 2y ago
Isn't the difference between a pipeline and a method chain that a pipeline doesn't have to wait for the previous process to complete in order to send results to the next step? Grep sends lines as it finds them to sed and sed on to
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by adolph 2y ago
Nice to see another use for those lanes exposed with M.2. M.2 to OcuLink to a standard PCIE slot/carrier still seems more flexible tho. example: https://community.frame.work/t/oculink-egpu-works-with-the-d...
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by adolph 2y ago
certainly strange if not conspiracy
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by adolph 2y ago
Could a president pardon everyone for all time? Or maybe just all future times: the Court has indicated that the power may be exercised at any time after [an offense’s] commission,8 reflecting that the President may not preemptively immuni
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by adolph 2y ago
One would not directly. Given measures of intelligence of evaluable existing life, work backwards to find last common ancestors given evolutionary theory from the available fossil record. This leaves a lot to be desired, in my mind. Example
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by adolph 2y ago
Proving a negative is a fools errand. The fossil record developed thus far doesn't support it. Additionally there is such intelligence as the Octopus which has an evolutionary split much earlier than mammals and birds. The last com
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by adolph 2y ago
Google Sheets returns 45660 for '="1/2"+1'
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by adolph 2y ago
Can someone speak to the below statement from the article? I thought Objective-C did not have a runtime like memory managed languages like C#. > avoid the runtime overhead of Objective-C in the kernel From Apple docs[0]: You typically d
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by adolph 2y ago
That is next generation sous vide. Just controlling temperature is ho-hum. Getting it to just the right ultrasonic vibration to "cross-modulate the adipose frequency" is next level. And someone is already doing it: https:/&#
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by adolph 2y ago
For me, the original eye-opener about civil forfeiture was this NYT Mag article from 1994. Hard to believe it has been so long since I first read it as the sense of unfairness and suspicion of government it delivered to me is still fresh.
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by adolph 2y ago
> equidistant from the edge of the observable universe in all directions That seems like an example of "streetlight effect." The streetlight effect, or the drunkard's search principle, is a type of observational bias that
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by adolph 2y ago
> The 80% of the revenue spent on operating costs is just invested in their economy and creates jobs and pays taxes. Yes and also not the full 21.9B claimed by the article. I wonder how one could contemplate the different levels of exter
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by adolph 2y ago
Yes, acknowledging the difference in composition between countries of a product named the same was my intended question. Not certain how to format the question: Assert different and equally genuine: a Coke cane sugar f
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by adolph 2y ago
What makes Levi's "genuine" given the diversity within Levis' supply chain quoted from the article below? Is a cane sugar Coke from Mexico a "genuine" Coke when it is imported to the US, where it is made with c
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by adolph 2y ago
A classic story in life: In 1962, Avis was in search of a new advertising campaign. Since its inception, the car rental company had trailed behind the market leader, Hertz. So the ad agency Doyle Dane Bernbach decided to embrace A
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by adolph 2y ago
"Despite?" I thought the EU payments to Russia were propping up the war. On the other hand, hydrocarbons are a global commodity. If EU bought from somewhere else, then Russian methane would just substitute for whoever would have b
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by adolph 2y ago
Their use as evidence has been challenged by academics, judges and the media. There are no uniform standards for point-counting methods, and academics have argued that the error rate in matching fingerprints has not been adequ
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by adolph 2y ago
“Zoom and enhance” forensics aren’t real right? Isn’t it mostly NSA listens in and then they have to parallel construct something to hide the illegal pervasive surveillance?
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by adolph 2y ago
Gotta make a living. "First" rolls off the tongue more easily than "to date the oldest statistically correlated."
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by adolph 2y ago
> You know those "gang members" that were kidnapped to Venezuela torture prison without any due process? Many are not "fine" with it and legal actions are proceeding. The form of the question is definitely an excellen
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by adolph 2y ago
> Commercial interests have been waiting for the day when they could start mining the seafloors globally for these nodules. For all the folks thinking about Project Azorian[0], I recently read "Blind Man's Bluff"[1] and re

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