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by cm2187 2y ago
And the original hull wasn't made of a single piece of steel in the first place, it is already a patchwork of steel plates welded together, isn't it? And I think it is assembled as vertical sections like the one being added.
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by cm2187 2y ago
No this is an espresso machine!
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by cm2187 2y ago
Not sure how the cultural revolution has anything to do with the number of people exposed to be killed in case of failure. In any case that's the worst one but not the only one: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_o
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by cm2187 2y ago
The energy that killed the most directly is hydro electricity. When a dam fails, it kills thousands to hundreds of thousands.
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by cm2187 2y ago
It's almost a stand up comedy special, but a smart version.
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by cm2187 2y ago
And the settings network configuration is absolutely useless.
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by cm2187 2y ago
But my point is that when you have a satellite tracking a slow moving ship every 3-4 hours, it's impossible to hide it.
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by cm2187 2y ago
Plus the ship can't appear suddenly in the middle of the ocean. And where do you hide the original ship?
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by cm2187 2y ago
What I don't get is that RAID5 is a simple xor. It should be a trivial operation, that would be equally trivial to hardware accelerate. What I am the most puzzled by is how parity (i.e. RAID5) is so bad in windows storage space. A mode
520.
by cm2187 2y ago
A model without power loss protection I presume?
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by cm2187 2y ago
Great, so professional bobybuilders who are no fat all muscles shouldn't start a diet on ozempic...
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by cm2187 2y ago
In the UK those products are only available to people with a BMI > 30. If you have 20 or 30 kg to lose it is simply not true that most of the weight loss is muscle mass. The fat is visible and the fat loss is also visible. You might lose
523.
by cm2187 2y ago
Ozempic doesn't make you lose weight unless you do a diet. All it does is to make it easy to do a diet by suppressing the craving for food. So it's not like people are losing weight with ozempic while stuffing themselves with burg
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by cm2187 2y ago
Not the least because aging only goes one way!
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by cm2187 2y ago
Yeah, that's the force that makes you go out of the cave to chase a mammoth. Strong force to fight back.
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by cm2187 2y ago
Let them eat cake
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by cm2187 2y ago
And if that's true, what is the conclusion? Stay obese to have a beautiful skin (and deal with the associated health effects)?
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by cm2187 2y ago
What kind of effort are you talking about? Weight loss has very little to do with exercise and mostly to do with how much you eat. Those drugs allow you to combat the carving when you restrict food. Is fighting the carving the "effort&
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by cm2187 2y ago
But global GDP has dramatically increased since the 90s, China and India in particular.
530.
by cm2187 2y ago
And if you just double click on a csv file to open it in excel (rather than importing from excel), excel will happily corrupt your data. Trim leading zeros in IDs, round large integers, not spot the date column is in us vs european format,
531.
by cm2187 2y ago
How do you escape newline characters?
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by cm2187 2y ago
The one tools get the most wrong is that there is no escaping of the new line character.
533.
by cm2187 2y ago
I had some success using pdfpig, by ugly toad. https://uglytoad.github.io/PdfPig/ Plus you get to rise the eyebrows of your colleagues.
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by cm2187 2y ago
Right, but even for the NASDAQ which took a real bath yesterday, it only went back to where it was a month ago. So it's not really a historical entry point opportunity. Maybe it's the start of a bear market. But if it's not,
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by cm2187 2y ago
On windows, you forget that it wasn't the case historically that windows could run on ARM, and it took years for MSFT to make it work (hence it was a real moat), and now that it works it is a real threat to Intel's grip on the PC
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by cm2187 2y ago
Training those models costs 10s of millions. Running them at scale some order(s) of magnitude that. At one point those AI initiatives will need to return a profit. You really think developers will not have to learn a new API? Users inertia
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by cm2187 2y ago
It's like saying that intel doesn't sell OS, so it doesn't matter to intel if windows is married to x86
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by cm2187 2y ago
What moat? I see people reimplementing open source models in a matter of weeks. These are not huge code bases. And when you want to run those models at scale, every cost saving will make big differences given their enormous computing requir
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by cm2187 2y ago
And to stick to historical analogies, it's like saying "AOL and yahoo look cheap" sometime in 1999.
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by cm2187 2y ago
The number of actual refugees in Europe is tiny (ukrainians excluded). What is large is the number of people who pretend to be refugees, like it is at the southern border of the US. And even actual refugees are really economic migrants afte

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