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by bearmode 4y ago
According to Musk. Are people still trusting the things he says?
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by bearmode 4y ago
Diet is far more important than sleep, stress management, or exercise for weight loss. Which most people who are dieting are trying to achieve.
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by bearmode 4y ago
This is a direct, and expected, result of capitalism.
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by bearmode 4y ago
So we're just making things up now, yeah? In that case I think that tumours are parts of your body from other universes popping into our universe
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by bearmode 4y ago
Sports betting is a huge problem in the UK right now. Wild that other countries are trying to replicate a problem that we're trying to solve here.
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by bearmode 4y ago
He meant the school suggested putting an air tag on the kid rather than giving them a phone. The school isn't tracking the kid.
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by bearmode 4y ago
I absolutely can tickle myself. I struggle to scratch itchy spots on my feet because they're just too ticklish.
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by bearmode 4y ago
They'll know your number is real as soon as it starts ringing. Tells them that the number not only exists, but your phone is switched on and accepting calls. If it goes straight to voicemail, they still know it exists.
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by bearmode 4y ago
The article does say that they use a small rocket for final orbital insertion. Payloads can still absolutely be put into orbit using spinlaunch, with a small amount of extra rocket assistance
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by bearmode 4y ago
Honestly once you have so much money that you can no longer spend it all, any extra immediately goes into making you even richer. You eventually are able to sustain your luxurious life just from interest and investment returns, potentially
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by bearmode 4y ago
> Well, the market cap of Tesla is currently over $700B, so spending 6% of your market cap on marketing isn't that crazy. Until you account for how grotesquely overvalued TSLA is, anyway
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by bearmode 4y ago
This community has a lot of the techbro libertarian types in it. That kind of person idolises Musk.
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by bearmode 4y ago
Before switching to web dev, I was a pretty seasoned graphic designer. > One asks when the deadline is. > The other knows the answer is "ASAP,” so they propose their own timeline. How on earth are you prioritising your work? Or a
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by bearmode 4y ago
>Way more than there used to be If you played 20 years and today, you can surely notice the difference in the community?
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by bearmode 4y ago
Their page describing their uptime over the last two months is still showing no downtime for today, or indeed for the entire year.
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by bearmode 4y ago
Communities on MMOs these days aren't like they were 20 years ago. They're FULL of racists, bigots, and morons spewing their shitty political opinions in the different world chats. Way more than there used to be. I'd be happy
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by bearmode 4y ago
You might want to switch banks to one that shows even an ounce of technical understanding.
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by bearmode 4y ago
>I think the contempt is there, because we're talking about someone's parent But I feel that this is more because the mother is the more 'revered' parent? People often hate their father, but it's far rarer for pe
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Better than JPEG? Researcher discovers that Stable Diffusion can compress images(arstechnica.com)
3 points by bearmode 4y ago|2 comments
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by bearmode 4y ago
> If the operation went wrong and got exposed the political fallout would be catastrophic. No worse than the US blatantly overthrowing numerous democratically-elected governments. There was zero fallout for any of that.
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by bearmode 4y ago
The author seems to have major issues with VR for some reason.
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by bearmode 4y ago
I'd wager that this person wasn't doing a lot of travelling around cities during rush hour commutes. >I travelled quite extensively throughout Europe by train in the last three months and of all countries visited it was the UK
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by bearmode 4y ago
I'm not talking just life-or-death stuff, I would be calling that something that you need to know right there. There's a very set, short timeframe for you to receive this information before it can no longer be acted upon. So of co
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by bearmode 4y ago
Communication is great, but asynchronous communication is far better than synchronous. Problems it solves: - Not having something to hand, or having to look something up: I can take my time and find it, then email/text back - Being int
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by bearmode 4y ago
Fact is that despite people often being able to slack off (in-office or otherwise), productivity is still magnitudes higher than it was decades ago, and is continuing to increase. Maybe we should stop trying to squeeze every ounce of work o
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by bearmode 4y ago
Good, since when the schools did reopen, they immediately had to shut again due to massive outbreaks that were directly related to the reopening of schools. God knows how many died or developed chronic illnesses due to schools reopening t
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by bearmode 4y ago
Breakage is normal in any industry, what are you suggesting as an alternative? There are companies shipping nationally and internationally with very few issues
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by bearmode 4y ago
Then you lose modularity, which is a huge benefit to PC gaming? Now if you want to upgrade to the newest graphics card, you also need to get a new motherboard. Which also could mean you need a new CPU, which also could mean you need new RAM
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by bearmode 4y ago
It's the first image of Neptune's rings since Voyager 2, I've seen this mistake made a few times now
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by bearmode 4y ago
Where I live (also Western Europe), pretty much everyone has unlimited free texts included in whatever telco plan they have

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