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by ash_091 1y ago
There are LEDs optimised for that purpose. Not strictly necessary though. Someone I know had a very successful indoor cannabis grow using nothing but a cool white outdoor LED panel light from the local hardware store.
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by ash_091 1y ago
Last week I got an email from a manager about the number of free beverage taps in our office being reduced. They'd clearly dumped the memo they got about the reduction into some AI with a prompt to write a "fun" announcement.
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by ash_091 1y ago
That is a valid use case for tariffs. I'm not convinced the evidence supports that being the reasoning in this case though. Development of manufacturing takes time. If that were truly the logic behind the tariffs, wouldn't it make
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by ash_091 2y ago
In my country the noun "vet" is used (more or less) exclusively as short for "veterinarian", and this website was briefly very confusing.
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by ash_091 2y ago
Could you explain which elements of the article you believe are bogus, and how your individual experience with having a Real ID informs that stance?
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by ash_091 2y ago
Could you explain that? Absent other context (i.e. a broader collection of works demonstrating some bias) I'm not understanding how this poster can possibly demonstrate "offensive racial and cultural bigotry".
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by ash_091 2y ago
So an AI Mastra Class?
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by ash_091 2y ago
> Your comment is abstract It's possible I've misunderstood you, and if that's the case I do apologise. I was talking about the abstract concept of an AI relationship, not this one in particular.
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by ash_091 2y ago
Absolutely- even as a lifelong leftie, I find the rhetoric on CNBC just as sickening as that on Fox. I've (somewhat sardonically) wondered if they're both false flag operations. Imagine CNBC started with the idea "we'll
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by ash_091 2y ago
> The lip service about real relationships being "reciprocal" is in fact the entire point Is it? Why? Given the literal billions of people with different backgrounds, social norms, etc, it seems a little presumptive to assume t
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by ash_091 2y ago
> what did you expect? Something like electrodes stimulating the tongue to create the sensation of flavour. I wouldn't call this "virtual taste" for the same reason I wouldn't describe Glade as "virtual scent&quo
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by ash_091 2y ago
I agree that your points have merit, but I believe the benefits are likely to outweigh the costs. My comment was intended to focus more on the leap of statistics from "95% of people who responded to an open request for comment were opp
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by ash_091 2y ago
> Nobody in Australia wants this G'day, Australian here, and I want this legislation. I'm not sure how much weight I would give to the comments you reference. The large number of responses, to me, points more to the interferenc