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by alar44 4y ago
There's just no evidence for it. It's that fucking simple.
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by alar44 4y ago
Holy shit, I didn't think people actually thought these were real after graduating middle school. Do they believe in fairies and elves too?
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by alar44 4y ago
Lol that's just rediculous.
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by alar44 4y ago
My arguments are that if that were the case, we'd already be doing it. I work in the optical industry. To suggest that opthalmologists just haven't figured this out yet is just pants on head retarded, sorry.
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by alar44 4y ago
It's bullshit because there are a ton of reasons why you would need corrective vision. This will work for a small subset but for most will not. And for those who it does help, they'll still need glasses. It's pointless.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yeah this is what I was trying to explain. PLCs don't exist just to be expensive. They wanted to make hundreds of these and I was to develop a prototype. They also wanted it to be self-servicable. I told them they'd need to employ
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by alar44 4y ago
Well yeah I mean "Arduino" is just a couple #defines to make a sort of custom C++ version. After a couple months playing with it, most people shouldn't need anything Arduino anymore.
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by alar44 4y ago
I was offered a controls gig to design a very complicated machine that was to be used by consumers in shopping malls. Many moving parts. Many pinch zones, safety concerns etc. All in all probably 100 drives and maybe double as many sensors.
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by alar44 4y ago
That doesn't mean that's all that's used. It would also imply that it only has 2 speeds or something. Use your head. Or learn some basic electronics.
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by alar44 4y ago
I mean there was an article yesterday about people not buying/playing GTA5 because of a 5 minute load time. Commercial web sites lose money when they are down. This is obvious to everyone.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yeah, it's insane because it's 100% not true.
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by alar44 4y ago
What does it say?
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by alar44 4y ago
Correct. If anything, Coinbase's value should be tied to the volatility of the crypto market. Doing a quick search of various crypto volatility indexes, this appears to check out, roughly.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yeah! Go use Linux on your slow dinosaur drives! That'll show em!
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by alar44 4y ago
> the good news is that it can still be partially reversed, if humanity acts quickly. So we're fucked then.
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by alar44 4y ago
Pseudoephedrine and it's because it's a meth precursor.
347.
by alar44 4y ago
Agreed. This is why I do long division by hand.
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by alar44 4y ago
Just Google it, I've seen this number many times.
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by alar44 4y ago
That's controlled by your admin. Ask them about it, I don't have that set up in our implementation.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yeah this is a boundary issue, not a "there is too much connection" in the world problem. I don't use any DND or away messaging. I answer when I choose to answer. I don't really get the issue.
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by alar44 4y ago
There's a massive advantage to steady heat though. Electric turns on and off and induction is a little weird because the pan is the heating element, easy to get too hot. Seriously, find me a chef who prefers electric and I'll eat
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by alar44 4y ago
My guess is that your GPU is rendering everything. Install the proprietary drivers and enable hybrid graphics mode in the BIOS. Mine was the same way. Nice and quiet now and battery life is nearly twice as good.
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by alar44 4y ago
I don't think you'll find a single cook who would prefer electric. Literally no one.
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by alar44 4y ago
On the last flight I was on, the AC service couldn't handle the power draw of my charger. Kept tripping the circuit immediately.
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by alar44 4y ago
Well as you know in the US, taxes are a mortal sin. 0 chance that will ever happen. So we are stuck with junk mail.
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by alar44 4y ago
The tradeoff is that you can mail anything anywhere in days for extremely cheap. Mail is cheap because of spam mail.
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by alar44 4y ago
Yes, ffs.
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by alar44 4y ago
Sure, then they relax things, spam explodes, and people are going to complain that they're not doing enough to fight spam or actively enabling it.
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by alar44 4y ago
How is it not in a businesses best interest to identify who wants to leave? Are you assuming they'd get fired or something? Maybe they are integral to the company and they'd get a raise or some other perk. Take your tinfoil hat of
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by alar44 4y ago
Literally the same for straight people but ok.

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