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araes
1y ago
With a quick search online, here's a list of the donation links for the 21 states that are currently listed as "Red" (based on 270toWin.com). It's kind of a Googlish reply. Some are a little difficult because they'
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Agree with most of the article, yet part that was actually worth commenting on slightly: Bill Wolf - "Being born on 4/20 is unprofessional." "Upon reviewing your application materials, we found that the information provi
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araes
1y ago
Part of the issue is kind of the same feedback loop, except on the corporate side. Providing that type of grandiose response, then gets better engagement and time spent with the chatbot, that then drives the numbers that corporations are l
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araes
1y ago
The article seems very hypey. Most is just the standard talking points, and the same dumb issues that keeps getting VC and market hyped. Not much of an Apple fan, yet it's pretty doom and gloomy for not much. They're not developi
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1y ago
Decent number of folks are posting stuff related. Another one that's related that takes a bit of reading to get to is the Reuters article that tipped off a lot of this type of investigation back in 2022. The website was a supposed soc
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araes
1y ago
Thanks, it helps quite a bit to be able to visualize what they're talking about. Out at 90 AU, and by the year 3000 is out at 500 AU, and that's still not anywhere near maximum distance. Looked like it was going to be 10,000+ yea
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1y ago
> It does feel like the reality and perception of AI hasn't converged yet I learned a word cruising Reddit the other day that summarizes that issue quite well - "liminal". At the time, it was in the context of malls, and
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1y ago
> Not sure this article makes it clear what is driving this trend? Technology improvements leading to better removal quality, reduced removal times, less post-procedure pain, and better word-of-mouth response is a suggestion. Up until th
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1y ago
Its cool you at least attempted to do something with a bit of social connection at such a heavily targeted website. Having personal issues with Ticketmaster's pricing methods (causing many to probably never want to do anything that mig
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1y ago
Equivalently useless back in 2004. Notably, a solution to the current issues with modern office is to use a copy of Office 97. 20+ page XLS uses ~7MB and loads effectively instantly (on a frankly horribly performing laptop that can usually
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1y ago
Doesn't Microsoft own like, $13,000,000,000 of OpenAi, that owns ChatGPT? "We've got an exciting match for you tonight folks! In this corner its Microsoft, vs their arch rival ... Microsoft. Ouch, Microsoft delivers a nasty
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1y ago
Agree, and the $61,000 part is much of what this article is missing. Its a lot like "weep for those making $300,000/year" when most families are making less than half of that on average (almost a third, $122k if both family
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araes
1y ago
Cool that you posted a Pew Research article, they tend to get rarely shown and are often well substantiated. This one, maybe a bit less (5,200 adults vs the usual 10,000 survey respondents, yet still pretty substantiated. Within the articl
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1y ago
Fading spectre of person you once were. Archived images barely remembered. Time stands long frozen. Dust of memories. A museum of former self.
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1y ago
You're welcome on the feedback, and mostly just suggestions from trying the product / demo. Cool generally that somebody's actually investigating sailing. Another thought of (if there's actually further interest in this
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1y ago
Little confused. So you're mostly giving credit to a demo that then inspired your own demo? Either way, both demos are fairly interesting, especially since there's so little exploration of sailing and the physics involved most of
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2y ago
Thanks, confusion about the application and the intended use cases seems to be a common issue among other comments. Initially thought it was an addon (or JS lib) that allowed for using Ruby as an embedded client-side scripting language that
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SEC approves Green Impact Exchange as new national securities exchange [pdf]
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2y ago
Neat list and several that haven't been read about personally all that much. The GNS (game, narrative, sim) Theory from Burning Wheel's at least a deconstruction of RPGs to consider although there have already been several critiqu
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2y ago
They don't appear to offer Dioxygen Difluoride (O2F2, CAS: 7783-44-0) [1] any longer. [1] https://commonchemistry.cas.org/detail?cas_rn=7783-44-0 Closest they now offer is Tungsten difluoride dioxide (WO2F2, CAS: 14118
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2y ago
Maybe some of the EU folks know a greater amount, yet, where did this come from? Looking on WP, there's nothing... [1] Barely at article. Supposedly the European Anti-Fraud Office opened an investigation in Jan 2014. Never saw a men
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2y ago
Glad it was helpful feedback. Seems like a noise tool for somebody who wants a quick noise effect, maybe without the ability to afford the full cost for something like Photoshop. If you're looking for stuff to add that might cool or a
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2y ago
On many of the tools, it would personally be preferable if the overall luminosity of the photo remained the same after they're applied. Generally, all its going to result in is needing to re-brighten the photo back to some "normal
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2y ago
Science article also has some test apparatus images, heat processed finished plastic images, and images of the plastic under attack by several different solvents (hexane, CH2Cl2, THF, Acetone, MeOH, DMF). Also has stress-strain curves of th
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2y ago
Generally agree on the publicly available case. Several benefits, probably a couple downsides. - People are more aware the data's available. Most people are probably minimally aware of how much they're actually being recorded al
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2y ago
That shakemap looks really suspicious, relative to the damage being reported in Thailand, especially Bangkok. 600 miles away (~1000 km) and the shakemap's reporting numbers like 3 to 4 on the intensity scale. When they reported the s
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I think you're correct. Most of what Ubisoft released in the last cycle of releases seems like they're chasing after whatever it that seems "hype" currently. There's also a lot of looking in every direction simult
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2y ago
Generally agree on the sentiment, about the "small investment" relative public awareness and access to technology, science, and cultural benefits of Space investment. For the most part though, compared to some of what's happe
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2y ago
Mostly replying to emphasize the second line part of this that seems to get skipped over in a lot of the discussions > one of the members of the group chat was in Russia at the time, because he's the special envoy to Russia, which
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2y ago
Opinion, yet somewhere along the line it seems like NASA had the ability taken away to advertise properly. The article, and the project website have the same issues. [1] [1] https://swot.jpl.nasa.gov/mission/ground-syst
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