cool_dude85

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by cool_dude85 6mo ago
Right. So, no left wing party, not even a center left party, has been in power in Ireland in its history. But I'm supposed to believe that it's one of the most left wing countries in Europe?
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by cool_dude85 6mo ago
Ireland, the country with 2 center right parties that differ with regards to patronage networks and political history from 1940, is one of the most left-wing leaning countries in Europe?
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by cool_dude85 6mo ago
I think the big use case for Oracle products are for businesses that are not in the IT space. A lot of reasons for this, a big one is the breadth of Oracle's products is very solid and, similar to Microsoft, you can be sold on Oracle s
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by cool_dude85 6mo ago
>Iran has been waging war since the Islamic Revolution On who?
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by cool_dude85 6mo ago
Probably the most dangerous aspect of the job in the US is driving.
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by cool_dude85 7mo ago
Funny enough, the utility business broadly wants to move away from this model to more of a cap-based prepaid model. Where I live, to get on the standard payment system may require a quite hefty deposit up front, but the prepaid payment opti
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by cool_dude85 9mo ago
For those who are not / were not aardwolf players, lasher is the coder, owner, and main imm for aardwolf.
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by cool_dude85 9mo ago
And nowadays, if this happened in Florida, she could pretty credibly run the protesters down in the street and avoid even getting charged.
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
Diesel is less fuel efficient than regular gasoline except when you measure by volume. It gets fewer miles per unit of energy in the fuel.
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
The NSA lacked legal authority to do this bulk collection prior to the Snowden leaks, and yet that didn't stop them from collecting. Why would I believe that their lack of legal authority today would stop them?
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Retracted: Safety Evaluation and Risk Assessment of the Herbicide Roundup(sciencedirect.com)
2 points by cool_dude85 10mo ago|0 comments
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
Exactly so. It was not able to be published in its initial state as a Twilight fanfic due to copyright and had to be re-worked so as not to infringe.
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
Can someone who knows a bit more about this help me understand how structures like this are produced? Is there some kind of computer search, perhaps guided? Is this a clever combination of sub-structures, timing mechanisms, etc. that are th
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
50 Shades is decidedly not a fanfic for the exact reason that it couldn't be sold as one.
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
Not sure if it really looms large in the minds of present-day Australians, but they did vote for a left winger in the 70s and got a coup for their troubles.
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
>Just as we shouldn't be contemptuous of a woodworking craftsman using a table saw. Some tools are table saws, and some tools are subcontracting work out to lowest cost bidders to do a crap job. Which of the two is AI?
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
Who proved it works really well in several configurations?
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by cool_dude85 10mo ago
>Wild - whoever did this should lose their job. Why's that? Because a guy who's apparently friends with the owner of the company that produces these things told you that it saves emissions? Doesn't it seem reasonable to ve
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by cool_dude85 11mo ago
>As an employee you don't have financial risk tied to the company Is your livelihood, housing, ability to put food on the table for your family etc. not a risk by your understanding? Or are you only willing to accept certain types o
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by cool_dude85 11mo ago
It seems like both the authors on this paper were hobbyists (though, to be fair, trained mathematicians/statisticians, as one has a masters and the other a PhD).
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by cool_dude85 11mo ago
I think the risk is that there is some systematic difference between those who chose to participate and the overall population of public Montessori kids. For instance, maybe those with high incomes disproportionately chose to participate, a
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by cool_dude85 11mo ago
I would say that this is one clear purpose of Harvard-tier institutions, but that they do also produce valuable research, train educators, etc. as does any other university. Your point explains the "elite" part of elite universiti
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by cool_dude85 1y ago
Or you could type up "My allergies are X, Y, Z, I have the following preferences..." etc. and put it into whatever chat bot you like. Obviously this is a bit of a pain, but it probably constrains significantly how much of a premiu
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by cool_dude85 1y ago
Can you give some info on people "protesting on the side of the attacker in London"? That is, people coming out in support of the attack on the synagogue?
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by cool_dude85 1y ago
>When I press the buy and sell button, I want the transaction to happen as quickly as possible. So does everyone else. Nope, not me. I don't mind if it takes like 20 seconds or so.
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by cool_dude85 1y ago
I think trying to compete with Google in search is a big problem. First you have to deal with all the anticompetitive stuff they can do, since they control email and the browser and youtube etc. Second they could probably stand to cut the p
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by cool_dude85 1y ago
>Instead, the focus is on using technology to facilitate individualized learning. It is true that teachers are 'replaced', but by humans whose job it is to keep the students focused and motivated, rather than to convey informat
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by cool_dude85 1y ago
But why shouldn't you be able to make a new Toy Story movie 100 years, give or take, after the original?
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by cool_dude85 1y ago
The biggest risk of these kind of micro reactors is what happens when they are abandoned and / or receive no investment, maintenance, repairs, etc. for years or decades. What is a catastrophic failure like in that case? For example, a
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by cool_dude85 1y ago
I think Morgan and Morgan's concern is likely to be Disney's history of litigiousness. Why wait til after the ad airs to get a judgment?

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