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aerio
3y ago
Personally that is a terrible idea. <section> should be used for semantic purposes, not layout. Also, why not use "gap" instead of "margin-right-but-not-last-child"?
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aerio
3y ago
Yours is content free, theirs isn't.
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aerio
3y ago
How do you know? You can't see the prompt. There's also not a huge amount of resources for "Scottish written phonetically" except the Scots Wikipedia which was exactly that and written by an American kid.
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aerio
3y ago
Almost every single one of those countries are in eastern europe, definitely not countries with "significant welfare & national pension system". The depopulation is also mainly due to migration, not fertility.
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aerio
3y ago
5%
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aerio
3y ago
Oi m8 U got a loicense for that tv?
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aerio
3y ago
That sounds like it was trained on a broke training set, such as the Scots Wikipedia: https://www.theregister.com/2020/08/26/scots_wikipedia_fake/
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aerio
3y ago
Bing chat is already GPT4 with an internet connection.
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aerio
3y ago
That's incredibly reductionist.
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aerio
3y ago
Sorry, arrr/piracy
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aerio
3y ago
Using a search engine efficiently is a lost skill these days and has been replaced by search engines knowing more bout you and making assumptions about your search intentions.
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aerio
3y ago
>I've never understood people complaining about BMI. yes it doesn't work for body builders or amputees It has way more issues than that, but I'll include them for a more complete list: - It ignores body composition: BMI is
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aerio
3y ago
To add to this, abdominal fat is by far more dangerous than fat evenly distributed around the body.
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aerio
3y ago
The comment about the r/blind admin is written by the r/blind admin.
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aerio
3y ago
The apps are generally high quality because of the limited device pool. It makes testing and making sure everything works vastly easier across the range of devices when you don't have literally thousands of possible devices to account
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aerio
3y ago
This shows an inherent lack of understanding. Some men, starved of affection, feel nice when treated similarwly to women. I'd they have their ass grabbed, or they get car called, of whatever - it feels like a nice confidence boost. How
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aerio
3y ago
Sorry, some of the superscript got stripped out when copy/pasting to HN. The actual calculation is below: >2.6 x 1021²¹ kilograms (5.7 x 1021²¹ pounds) of propellant They don't say what propellant though, but I assume whatever
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aerio
3y ago
This kills me, everytime. Will the future be Star Trek or Dune as far as AI is concerned?
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aerio
3y ago
Depends on what brand you were buying. If it was from a natural mineral source, the sodium is likely present from the source. I don't know what constitutes as a lot of sodium for your wife, but they are normally not huge, anywhere from
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aerio
3y ago
Try contacting the manufacturer and just ask? If they're well intentioned they'll probably tell you, otherwise... Just saying "natural flavours" would never fly in my country, you'd have to list exactly what's
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aerio
3y ago
In Australia, one government proposed and accepted to build the whole nations internet architecture on fibre. There was a government change, and the next government said "copper is good enough for anyone! No-one needs more than 1mb of
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aerio
3y ago
Yeah, speaking as a European tech lead; GDPR was a pain in the butt a few years ago when it was introduced - and all client websites had to be retroactively fitted with cookie systems, routines had to be implemented, stuff had to be learned
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aerio
3y ago
>How much energy would it cost to stop the rotation of the earth? it would require 2.6 x 1021 kilograms (5.7 x 1021 pounds) of propellant, which is "about 500 times the mass of the Earth’s atmosphere". According to the artic
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aerio
3y ago
Is that the same as speaking pro-Kremlin messages? At the time he was fleeing the US and Russia thought they could stick it to the yanks. Believing Snowden is pro an even more authoritarian government means you have no idea what the guy sta
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aerio
3y ago
A penchant for*
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aerio
3y ago
230 days ago, this same idea got zero traction on HN lol https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33370718
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aerio
3y ago
That's essentially what Librewolf is. https://librewolf.net/
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aerio
3y ago
I didn't say "just adopt". I said we already have an abundance of parentless kids in the world. Providing less friction in the adoption space sounds easier (and a hell of a lot less ethically gray) than making synthetic huma
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aerio
3y ago
Musk hates trains. https://www.wired.com/story/elon-musk-awkward-dislike-mass-t... Both hyperloop and underground tesla tunnels were both just a means to an end to stop California/US from focusing more on trains&#
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aerio
3y ago
Boy, that makes us horrendous pilots.
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