coolhand2120

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by coolhand2120 2y ago
Faith in the system
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
Just when you thought spelunking couldn't get any more terrifying you see this. You're stuck, wedged between two rocks, AND acid is eating away at your body.
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
> But our A.I. systems are still largely inscrutable black boxes, which makes herding them difficult. What we get out of them broadly reflects what we have put in, but no one can predict exactly how. So we observe the results, tinker and
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Replication_crisis The reputation of scientific researchers has been greatly harmed by the current system. Please, help find a way to fix it, or at the very least don't hinder people
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
I love these trees in areas where I don't live. They're real nice until you park your car under one.
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
Very cool!!!
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
It's not a safe area to be around. The ground shifts, the air is death. The water is death. Really not worth it. There are some great videos on youtube about these places. They make clear why nobody lives around them.
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
Cool program! But I have a question. Couldn't this be a SPA running in file storage? Why do I have to install docker on a client that wants to use this? This makes it not very portable. I would love to be able to launch a gh pages
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
> Significant areas of Greenland’s melted ice sheet are now producing vegetation, risking increased greenhouse gas emissions Can someone explain this to me? I was under the impression that plants absorb greenhouse gases. Is this not th
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
> Congress has the ability to create bodies to regulate things and basically delegate its lawmaking power to them. It doesn't. https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artI-S1-4-1/A... Article I
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
> So, it seems reasonable to expect that the building blocks of life formed spontaneously Why on earth is that reasonable to expect?! That has to be the most anti scientific thing possible. “We tried really, really hard in a lab under
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
> The mold issue is overblown and not an issue. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reusable_shopping_bag#Food_saf... Here's 8ish citations that seem to disagree. I guess they could be wrong, I'd love to see yo
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
At the time the first ban was passed pressure from customers has already driven the creation of rapid decomposition plastic bags that would disintegrate under UV (likely creating micro plastics, but hey, who's perfect). The industry wa
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
That and several million more subscribers.
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
It’s highway robbery plain and simple. One does not need to contemplate the rarity of a thing to recognize the evil. Besides, it’s not rare and that you think it is speaks volumes of your knowledge of the subject. Here’s an analogy: would
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
Wow! Thanks for all the info. I’m getting the EVO brand California Olive ranch right now. Is this any good? I’m interested in making my own Italian dressing. Any pointers?
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
I'm no expert, but I do. There is a lot of rotten olive oil sold in the US because we don't seem to care so much. Smell and taste is the best indicator. I am really irritated that my Italian dressing only contains only rapeseed
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
I really hope these people gain wider support. They seem so anti-establishment, which implies that the establishment is pro fraud. And that sounds about right to me. This is a huge problem. When fraud is rewarded over legitimate research
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
So you only like corruption investigated if it aligns with you politically? Or are you saying he should be compelled to investigate his own “side” to gain credibility with partisans like yourself? Appeasing folks such as yourself seems li
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
The E of DEI is very Marxist indeed. We all want equal opportunity, some just want to have the government forcibly take what others have earned.
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
It feels like not a day goes by without scientists killing science just a little more.
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
According to the article this was a statistical outlier for a specific type of collision, likely because of the long flat area around the intersection. It's better to have a confused person drive the loop and have to circle back becaus
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
I think I live in a typical US CA city and there are dozens if not hundreds of roundabouts in this suburb. And I don't understand why you would have stop signs AND a roundabout. I am hoping someone can explain this feature to me. It
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
While I don't see any pictures of the turbo roundabout in the article, it does say there are raised lane dividers that prevent traffic from changing lanes, so this does not look like a turbo. There are a few multi lane and single lane
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
> Congress does not have the right to delegate the authority given to them by the constitution. > On what basis do you believe Congress is not allowed to delegate any power. .... provides link proving point ... > Agencies don'
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
The courts disagree. https://reason.com/2023/11/13/gun-hobbyists-and-liberty-win-... Agencies cannot make law. SCOTUS has repeatedly said congress cannot delegate legislative authorities to other agencies.
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
Vs. “this faceless unelected bureaucrat can shut down my business because of reason him and his unelected coworkers literally just made up without any legislation”. I’m going with the one that protects private sector over government.
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
Woah there. Congress does not have the right to delegate the authority given to them by the constitution. So it is indeed unconstitutional. A great many of the alphabet soup agencies are in this boat. Whole lot of unconstitutional behav
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
If you were to search any Harry Potter book using google search I'm sure you will find the unlicensed content, served up to you by google, very quickly, with less prompt than midjourney needs. You can hand wave about how it's so
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by coolhand2120 3y ago
If he’s mad at that wait till he sees what the cp command does! In all seriousness, midjourney is like any other tool. You can break the law with it, big surprise. It should still be on the person that broke the law, not the makers of the

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