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1y ago
A1c is simple, easy, reliable and readily available. You might not spot the early signs with T2 due to natural variations but it's definitely a good test for T1. Don't rule it out completely.
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1y ago
5 years is modern for a long time. Used to be in the next decades. I've had it for about the same time and about 10 years ago I stopped following all research since it never goes anywhere. I'll wait till they start doing late stag
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1y ago
It's clearly not made for the people using it.
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1y ago
Watching any dubbed video is a big no for me. You lose ALL original expression, this was already the case with TV dubbing and it's far worse with anything auto generated. People with accents get translated poorly at best, resulting in
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1y ago
Looking at the amount of contracts I have to read to even start software it should. Looking at how many people buy lottery tickets I guess the same for math.
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1y ago
If you punish teachers solely on passing percentage you get the same result. It might be the teacher is bad but if you teach a difficult course it might be the students.
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1y ago
Academia is now vocational training but done badly. You get the pretend of academia and a very expensive loan as a bonus.
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1y ago
Isn't it mostly an ease of mind thing? I've never seen a ECC error on my home server which has plenty of memory in use and runs longer than my desktop. Maybe it's more common with higher clocked, near the limit, desktop PC&#x
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1y ago
> And secondly what if the State is a bad actor? That's ad hominem. You can make that argument for any player (stripe, any intermediary, the customer etc). Personally I trust the state (at least mine) more than any corporation. But
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1y ago
You take a bad example and compare it to another bad example. Germany is well known to be behind the curve like the US. It's the only western European country I still bring a healthy amount cash when I go there. Wouldn't be the fi
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1y ago
Isn't the reason dp has higher per pair throughout than hdmi giving you more bandwidth with less wires? (I'm not entirely sure though)
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1y ago
Are the bitcoins in the first wallets gone? No? I will assume it's still the best method without any irrefutable evidence.
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1y ago
Banking apps also work fine on rooted phones which mask most common "detect root" schemes. Don't install sudo for instance, my banking app barked when I did that, removed it and it was fine again (they use the cheap package f
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1y ago
This sounds like an interesting case for letting the LLM chat with itself by opening two instances and doing malicious compliance.
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1y ago
Same story as Putin trying to weaken NATO. The two might have given the nudge towards a EU army or at least a more tightly integrated defence force. Spending will be through the roof for at least the coming two decades.
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1y ago
The demand for oil as hydrogen base, plastic and other derivatives will keep those platforms profitable for a long time. Maybe not as massively profitable as now but more than a reasonable ROI. Oh wait, more profits above everything no matt
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1y ago
Balancing will be a nightmare I guess, or just dont do it. Nice idea for the advanced user but I would not let my parents fiddle around with lose 18650 cells for the sake of their house burning down. I see a niche application but personally
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1y ago
I have a plushy tux at home (about 30cm high). So now I'm in the same league as the people with anime pillows?
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1y ago
Free now, pay 1ct in 10 years offers might be on the rise.
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1y ago
Probably that it should be a generalization and apple should have fought for that and not apply just to one particular operator.
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1y ago
I'm not going to agree to any of the "free" (you sign away all rights to the things you made free) tiers. Not that anyone would ever use my things but it's out of principle. FreeCAD has issues but is good enough for most
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1y ago
From my abroad ivory tower it just looked like the torries were trying to extract as much money for their friends as possible and got away with it too. But that's just my personal, likely biased, observation.
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1y ago
Usually it's exactly the opposite, more often due to missing containment and requirements so you get a vague oneliner. Infinity hours it is ...
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1y ago
Funny thing is we sort-of got 36bit addressing mainstream with PAE in the 32bit x86 age.
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1y ago
As the UTF encodings have shown you can put any encoding in any bitform if need be.
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1y ago
You can also look up the rated idle power in the datasheets to know beforehand. Anything over ~5w needs cooling and usually they are 10+w (at least the ten or so I have here at home). Some of my disks have a low power more (still 7w) which
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1y ago
> Were there any instances where they used these formations? Half of it, when in echelon form during crosswinds. Which is pretty much the only situation where any of this will work in practice since as mentioned elsewhere many times you
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1y ago
> A lot of people feel they have nothing to hide and don’t feel strongly one way or the other on privacy People think that, but once you tell them they will lose their drivers license since they chatted to their spouse about bad eyesight
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1y ago
The fact it's named after a know autocrat (squint your eyes to view the name) should give you enough to think about. Let's hope the opponents are from a small village of resistance and have some magic potion because it's goin
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1y ago
The website does not fall under the budget cap, there is plenty of money to go around which cannot be used for racing anyway.
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