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4y ago
Perhaps even more exciting - you could write the documentation via a conversation with the chatbot, and it could ask further questions when it is unsure how to answer a user's query and even update the documentation when changes are no
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4y ago
Very interesting, thanks for the reply!
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4y ago
Did you have any issues with B12 deficiency? I've always wondered to what extent oral B12 supplementation can mitigate the health risks of chronic nitrous use.
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4y ago
“The only thing that really worried me was the ether. There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an ether binge. And I knew we'd get into that rotten stuff pretty soon. Probab
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Would be fun for a show like law and order to do an episode where someone is framed with chloroform and part of solving the crime is excluding the framed person because the chloroform TV trope isnt based in science.
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4y ago
Is there a youtube channel all about how chemical waste is neutralized for disposal? What happens to the tub of very basic water and maybe some bleach? Just pour down the drain? What pHs are safe to pour down the drain? How is more com
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4y ago
have you ever seen a non stick pan that someone used metal utensils on? flaked off areas of the non stick coating are apparent.
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Yeah, the current system requires demonstrable harm. We should have a system that requires demonstrable safety.
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I don't think academic pharmacologists should try to avoid discovering drugs that have potential for abuse. They should be following medical efficacy - and it seems like generally they are. Nobody was 'contracted to invent super h
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If the vaccine only suppresses opioid euphoria, users would continue dosing assuming they needed a higher dose to feel the effects leading to overdose and have possible respiratory failure.
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IP isn't going to be important in the age of infinite content
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I would expect they'd at least want the holster!
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Yeah, I'd try to model the deprecation cost of the battery to some extent while tuning my magic numbers in the trading bot settings. ~1,500 cycles per $16k battery replacement. Shouldn't sell a full cycle for less than ~$15. Don&
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If there are consistent price cycles and a good API for reading price, it should be pretty easy for an EV owner to control how much they interact with the arbitrage opportunities with some simple rules. Ex. "only sell if it cost at l
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From my (albeit limited understanding) the damage from alcohol primarily lies in the 'backup' metabolic pathways getting used when the liver is saturated and cannot keep up with the primary pathway. The backup metabolic pathways
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4y ago
Sarcastically, a 2000 lb robot could be programmed to drive in a random walk pattern quite cheaply: film it for many days and use the section of the recording where it has the fewest collisions as the promo video!
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I think one key difference between tobacco and alcohol is that tobacco doesn't really have a 'safe' level of usage: every cigarette is bad for you. However (from my understanding, could be wrong) alcohol isn't bad for yo
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4y ago
Perfect reply, thank you
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I think despots should be able to purchase that entertainment, my objection is more about 6 cents of every dollar I spend on nintendo games (every dollar of profit at least) effectively going straight into the despot's pocket.
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It sucks that when you buy fun games with cute characters you're helping a regressive corrupt monarchy maintain power. I don't like that about capitalism.
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Is it possible that the 'edge' of universe reflects light? Have scientists been able to conclusively rule that out somehow? Does the universe even have an edge? What is our current understanding of what the boundaries of the univ
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Takes ~ 6 days to transfer USD between two crypto exchanges (two wires), whereas USDT can transfer in less than an hour. Or so I hear, not up to date on the latest in the crypto world.
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I wonder how Tether getting broadly delisted would impact crypto prices. Theoretically, its cash on the sidelines, so shouldn't impact the price. Increases the likelihood of tether imploding as withdrawals shrink the proportional size
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got 94%! macbook trackpad (and a couple dozen attempts)
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Average annual salary for Chinese people has increased by about 2.5x in the past 10 years: https://www.statista.com/statistics/278349/average-annual-sa... Average American income has increased by only 33% over a
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> It is unknown whether the CCP can survive any meaningful slowdown in growth Is what really peeved me. Besides wrapping an extreme opinion in "it is unknown whether", it is ridiculous to insinuate that China is on the verge o
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I don't know if a lighter than air brick of aerogel has ever been manufactured. Would helium in the crevices generate enough lift to make a neutrally or negatively buoyant solid? If so, I want one.
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Yeah, my napkin math is probably superlative. The biggest factor is certainly housing - 1950s homes that cost $20k would easily cost 50x that today with similar lot size, layout and location. I think perspectives on what housing is '
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Pay shouldn't just continue, it should increase exponentially at a rate that outpaces inflation by enough to disincentivize maintaining it. Make it compound monthly at 200% APR. Might be worth 3 years of pay to keep someone silent an
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The ratio of power between labor and capital has swung hard toward capital over the past 30 years. I think the number of people who become "wealthy" due to salary income alone is probably small and shrinking. You used to be able
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