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by cookingrobot 4y ago
For this particular case I’d want it to be even less creative. I want it to be able to make designs that just use cabinets that are available to buy, and it should know where to source them and what they cost. And only show me lights that r
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
My understanding: what’s great about Webb is that it can take pictures in the infrared. It has to be really cold to do this, hence the big complicated heat shield. Infrared let’s us see things that are further away, because when something’s
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
I would’ve tried changing that last dot to a comma just to see what happens.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
You only need a universe the size of a data center with nothing in it but a bit of vacuum fluctuation that causes particles to appear sometimes. Then just wait.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
My idea is we should regulate a lot of online services like we do landlords. I remember years ago Microsoft thought someone was pirating their software so they started reading their emails looking for evidence. That seemed wrong to me. A la
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
In my first BillG review when I was a PM on the Windows team, he called me a “dirty liar”. It’s was awesome. I think he said “dirty” because he was making an effort to be nicer and say “fuck” less, and I think he caught himself mid-sentenc
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
The temperature inside a winter coat though, not outside in the freezing air right?
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Artemis rocket to launch to moon 8:33am EST 8/29(youtube.com)
4 points by cookingrobot 4y ago|0 comments
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
Using VCs as an accountability partner is interesting. He should have taken investments from not already rich supporters, to feel even more motivated not to let them down.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
Chain emails were common, and were mostly just annoying. But some would ask you to send money in exchange for getting much more sent to you later.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
I thought the vaccine prevented infection. The CDC website says “All COVID-19 vaccines currently available in the United States are effective at preventing COVID-19.” https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/vacci
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
If you search for “play sink” there are a lot of affordable toy options that have battery powered pumps and recirculate the water.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
“If you hold one grain of sand at arms length”.. it would be about as big as this image they’re showing onscreen. I don’t love this picture-in-picture-in-picture-in-picture effect.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
Just started
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
They’re saying that if everyone just did what they agreed to do: - Musk would give Twitter shareholders $44B in cash, - Twitter shareholders would give Musk ownership of the company. Note that today, Twitter is worth $28B. So the agreed de
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
The $1B scenario doesn’t apply here. He’s on the hook for $44B.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
It’s possible to prime it to take different personas. If you start with a setup like “a conservation with a disagreeable chatbot” and give an example of some unfriendly back and forth it can pick it up and be unfriendly. The recent case of
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
It’s also not a wheel. More like a tank track.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
I think this theory is right. And as much as he trash talks Warren Buffet, I think he was basically following his advice of “buy what you know.” He just got burned by amazingly bad market timing.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
In the US you only pay capital gains tax on stock when you sell. So it can look like you made a big profit year after year if the stock you own goes up, and it looks like you didn’t pay any tax. But that money isn’t available to you until
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
Personally I don’t agree. I used to eat meat, then decided it was evil, then later stopped eating meat. There was a long time there where I kept doing it out of habit and laziness even though I thought it was wrong.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
I walk forward a lot more than I walk side to side, and the stuff I pay attention to when walking is more generally arranged vertically than horizontally. All I’m saying is the appeal to nature of landscape mode doesn’t seem like the whole
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
The price of Bitcoin is not supported by the amount of fresh money coming in. It’s based on the lowest price a current Bitcoin holder is willing to sell for. If all Bitcoin holders decide tomorrow that it’s worth $200k per coin, then that’s
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
Why is solar bad?
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
Are you sure it’s the absolute temperature of 60d that matters, or is the requirement that the sponge is hotter than the surrounding air?
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
There’s a TED talk from 2017 about this app: https://www.ted.com/talks/ray_dalio_how_to_build_a_company_w... This is presented by Ray Dalio the founder of Bridgewater Associates - that’s the hedge fund that created thi
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
If you want an arm there’s these at a few price points: https://www.ufactory.cc/ I have an xarm, and if you’re ever in Seattle and want to check it out let me know.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
The images look great because only the last 4 pictures on this blog are the fake ones. All the first impressive looking shots at the top of this article are real.
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by cookingrobot 4y ago
I bought an Onkyo 5.1 receiver at a garage sale yesterday for $5. This house I moved into has prewired surround speakers and I felt like I should take advantage. What a hassle though, I can’t get audio flowing from the tv, can’t get it to
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What’s Behind America’s Shocking Baby-Formula Shortage?(theatlantic.com)
3 points by cookingrobot 4y ago|0 comments

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