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811.
by beAbU 2y ago
Dont have the hn discussion link, but it was this paper that was posted. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9106553/
812.
by beAbU 2y ago
Nit: musk is not a tesla founder. He bought his right to be called that for $6M
813.
by beAbU 2y ago
HL2 on Steam had an achievement called "flushed" if you killed a combine with a gravity gun toilet. I was about 15, HL2 was my first "real" video game that I bought with money, the xbox did not exist in my country and I&
814.
by beAbU 2y ago
The united states has a great socialised healthcare system. Its called gofundme. So I reckon yes.
815.
by beAbU 2y ago
That drill diameter is way too large for the screw he's driving with it, the threads have barely any material to bite into! screw pilot holes are supposed to be smol.
816.
by beAbU 2y ago
I'm also somewhat critical of this invention, but I reckon the use case is very niche, and might only really apply in certain applications like the hypothetical deck project you mention. Projects where you need to drive a ton of screws
817.
by beAbU 2y ago
>Regulators in the US and EU don't seem especially concerned Presumably because a bird strike at TO would prompt an immediate go-around and land. With landings the runway is right there. Not an aviation expert at all, so I am talkin
818.
by beAbU 2y ago
Or... Alternatively... This YouTube video is incentivised to sensationalise as well. It is on YouTube after all, and there is an algorithm to please.
819.
by beAbU 2y ago
Its because they started with "roughly 1km/s", which was deemed too difficult to understand for pleb readers, so it was converted to km/h, which is more relatable. Then it was converted to mph for the US audience, and th
820.
by beAbU 2y ago
Most audio interfaces support direct monitor, so there is essentially zero latency between your source and the monitor when recording tracks. DAWs then allow you to set the latency as a "take nudge" where the take is immediately n
821.
by beAbU 2y ago
"Trolling Edgelord" comes to mind for me. It's as if all this is one big joke to him, and he gets a kick out of everyone being upset by his antics.
822.
by beAbU 2y ago
I do not, for a single second, believe that Musk is doing this for altruistic reasons.
823.
by beAbU 2y ago
Not entirely true, in Ireland you are required to take off boots that cover your ankles. Sneakers or other bare ankle shoes can be kept on.
824.
by beAbU 2y ago
"Life, uh, finds a way"
825.
by beAbU 2y ago
I like to call MBTI "corporate astrology" and then my colleagues retort with "that's exactly what an ESTJ will say".
826.
by beAbU 2y ago
There's irony in bringing up Amazon here: From what I've seen, the thing most people rave about when it comes to Amazon is it's customer service. Everything else is pretty mid: the products are poor quality, sometimes counter
827.
by beAbU 2y ago
Not just free money. I'm pretty sure the lions' share of any streaming service's income is from users that are subscribed but don't consume everything for that month. Their business model relies on this.
828.
by beAbU 2y ago
They are 19-24. They never completed college.
829.
by beAbU 2y ago
The Musk-Trump breakup will truly be the breakup of the century.
830.
by beAbU 2y ago
Is constitutional referendums also managed on a FPTP electoral system?
831.
by beAbU 2y ago
Does the US have a constitutional court? In some constitutional democracies there is a court that sits above the apex court, and they rule on constitutional matters only . I feel this is is an effective check/balance, as it makes the
832.
by beAbU 2y ago
The interiors of buildings associated with a certain US president invoked this exact feeling in me as well.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Realistically, there is not really any way to create trust other than telling people "we are trustworthy". The risk is that if the company is found wanting in the trust department, all the previously built up trust evaporates in a
834.
by beAbU 2y ago
Isn't mtg basically pay to win because of this?
835.
by beAbU 2y ago
Google has been consistently found with their finger up their nose during this entire AI bubble. The reason why they are so silent is because they are still reacting to ChatGPT 3.5
836.
by beAbU 2y ago
This sounds like a USA problem, rather than a Mistral problem.
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by beAbU 2y ago
One of their drives was famously so unreliable that it has its own wikipedia page [1]. Guess who had two of these fail almost at the same time in his NAS a couple of years back. 1 - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/ST300
838.
by beAbU 2y ago
Fair point, agreed.
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by beAbU 2y ago
Through analytics Netflix should know exactly when people stop watching a series, or even when in a movie they exit out. They no doubt know this by user. They know exactly what makes you stay, and what makes you leave. I would not be surpri
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by beAbU 2y ago
You are right, but I cannot find a single example of such a ban actually being effective though. Information wants to be free and all that.

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