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871.
by consp 2y ago
I also doubt these lenses will hold up in a very cold or very hot near-vacuum.
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by consp 2y ago
Companies are expressed through and by people, and yes I ignore the "limited liability" bs since it should not shield you from criminal behaviour.
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by consp 2y ago
From the ground I cannot see it (I'm a bit north of london latitude wise so it should be better), and we have nicely combination of areas of greenhouses and petrochemical companies burning off here so it might be far worse than central
874.
by consp 2y ago
> Sure you did charged particles Well technically ... sodium vapor lamps are charged particles. But yea you are correct we're screwed.
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by consp 2y ago
Most of Europe == Not covered by light polution. (and specific areas) (it's orange outside and it's sodium vapor related) edit: kind of whish I was at my parent's place. It's a lot less poluted but no go here; nw europe
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by consp 2y ago
I was a bit shortsighted on the "I ever wrote can be deleted whenever I want" and relation to that, but yes that makes sense.
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by consp 2y ago
> Not on HN From the privacy policy: > you represent and warrant that you own all right, title and interest in and to such User Content, including, without limitation, all copyrights and rights of publicity contained therein So I&#x27
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by consp 2y ago
> I MBP with a M3 max can run models requiring multiple GPUs on a desktop and still get decent perf for single users. Good for your niche case, the other 99.8% still only does web and low performance desktop applications (which includes
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by consp 2y ago
As an example: More and more "cars are guests" roads are being added. These are usually cycling dominant routes and while completely removing cars might be preferable it's not always possible. Due to the roads being designed
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by consp 2y ago
> given appropriate documentation Even with documentation you still get garbadge. I've had to decompile a HSM firmware to figure out what the actual input of functions was since the manufacturer kept claiming the documentation was c
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by consp 2y ago
> I recall that he also enforced a live-at-work requirement, effectively He models everyone after his image of himself. Maybe he should include the deliriums as well.
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by consp 2y ago
> It turns out that simply refusing to engage with union at any level and on any points, and making it clear that you literally never will, is a surprisingly effective strategy. Only because they don't play by the Swedish cooperatio
883.
by consp 2y ago
Isn't that sort-of the same as an increase in accidents after seatbelts became mandatory?
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by consp 2y ago
> but at a slightly higher cost than the subscriber's card Since when as that's actually illegal for the NS to do. (It doesn't) From the ovpay.nl website: "En de prijs? Die is hetzelfde als reizen met je OV-chipkaart.
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by consp 2y ago
> Higher interest rates fixes this Yet prices keep going up and up and up and up. Just slap a massive fine (I mean tax of course but that is just semantics) on any profits from a second or higher house. And dont start with the "you
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by consp 3y ago
> If they want a 30 or even 90 day early release fee Why? They are not using it and have no choice in the matter. It's like having to pay rent until the next renter arrives, which you have no control over.
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by consp 3y ago
Though calculations about gravity assists have improved and the knowledge about the application as well.
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by consp 3y ago
> When states began to sue Purdue’s directors for their implementation of McKinsey’s marketing schemes, McKinsey partners began emailing about deleting documents and emails related to their work for Purdue. Isn't that the assumption
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by consp 3y ago
That was my reaction as well. But then I tried it and it crashed while landing.
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by consp 3y ago
3. They are arrogantly ignorant and haven't listened to any actual experts or ignored them and think it simply doesn't apply to them.
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by consp 3y ago
Or click the timestamp.
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by consp 3y ago
> It's a good way of getting the best team(s) You get the teams with people who 'get along' not the best for the company. Mediocrity with friends in high places gets far further. That's not any form of meritocracy.
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by consp 3y ago
This is the classic one guy digging the hole and ten observing him doing it. I've had this discussion a few days ago and it's simply the problem of pay. As soon as you want to make more money you have 'to be in management and
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by consp 3y ago
I'd very much like if everyone was forced to use buzzer only. The annoyance of people having to let everyone know they have a phonecall which cannot wait is borderline insulting.
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by consp 3y ago
That's the pot calling the kettle black.
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by consp 3y ago
I'd say anything more than 20 degrees and you have to let lose of your steering wheel to turn on the opposite indicator. Also doesn't work with the recommended method for thurning the steering wheel here as it's designed to k
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by consp 3y ago
> seems to suggest that them removing the indicator knobs seems to be _also_ as a result of cost-saving So they took the design choices of a Citroen CX? Only with the indicators in a variable position instead of next to the wheel for ad
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by consp 3y ago
Bird poop is quite corrosive. Never park it under a tree.
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by consp 3y ago
> especially if you read the documentation for those functions Shouldn't that be enough in the first place? RTFM is a real thing.
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by consp 3y ago
Pretty much all mainstream songs are of the same tempo (or slight variations), the same beat, the same scale, the same accents etc. I'm not surprised at all it can be regurgitated by an generative model. What I would like to see is wha

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