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by delecti 2y ago
Look into Amazfit watches. They're about as close as you can get to a Pebble these days. It also has a bunch of fitness stuff (GPS, steps, heart rate), but you can mostly just ignore that. Mine is just for notifications, stopwatch, and
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by delecti 2y ago
Drinking is very unevenly distributed. Most people don't drink much, and many people don't drink at all.
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by delecti 2y ago
But it's called "Full Self Driving", while not even being level 3.
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by delecti 2y ago
Emojis are nonverbal communication, much like any other. Just like it's best to be a little clinical or impersonal when meeting someone new (depending on context), it's best to be a bit reserved with emoji use. I use a very limite
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by delecti 2y ago
The article mentions the "web" search, which is the "opt-out button" that link is talking about, but it doesn't acutally opt you out, it just turns off AI for that single query.
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by delecti 2y ago
Yeah, to be clear I was specifically referring to videos of people reacting to the glasses that supposedly let colorblind people see color. I think EnChroma is the big name in that space. I didn't specify "color correcting",
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by delecti 2y ago
Unfortunately most of those videos about the glasses are basically staged. Some of those companies have gotten in trouble for making false claims.
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by delecti 2y ago
It's way more complicated than "the price of oil hit $0". An option was due, and the holder of the option needed to accept delivery. Because most people who trade in options don't actually want the underlying asset, it w
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by delecti 2y ago
But that clearly isn't equivalent to "they will not be missed", or "the gaming industry is better without them". Rockstar or Treyarch could disappear and I personally wouldn't care, but I also wouldn't pop
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by delecti 2y ago
An important difference is the specific way that AI will fill in the blanks. A human translator can ask for clarification, in the best case understand the source material enough to figure out translation hitches, and in the worst case be he
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by delecti 2y ago
Do you think a guy with a 12+ year old channel and 2m subscribers has never entered into a business relationship with youtube?
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by delecti 2y ago
I doubt they'd just stop . I imagine in practice this would be more of a parabolic track, and they'd slow to a jog after the peak of their workflow. That would give time for their cochlear fluid to slow down as well. And even tha
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by delecti 2y ago
There have been studies on the subject, and participants could adapt to rotations as high as 23 RPM. In this test they were more in the 5-10 RPM range (depending on which iteration and how fast the participants were running), so it'd p
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by delecti 2y ago
I've been using Ting mobile since 2015. My bill was ~$45 for two lines for years, and recently dropped to $30, seemingly because we're not being charged for data anymore.
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by delecti 2y ago
Realistically, because politicians drive cars, and like to speed. If you read any articles on the subject, you can almost feel the author resisting the urge to say that outright.
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by delecti 2y ago
I'm not sure where this idea came from, because Biden seems relatively sharp to me. Not a genius, not a rhetorical master, but relatively sharp. He does have a stutter though, and you can see he occasionally stumbles on a word before r
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by delecti 3y ago
It's more that their respiratory system is kinda circular. When we exhale, there's still a bit of gas in our lungs, and that reduces how efficiently we can extract oxygen. But the oxygen extracting parts of a bird's lungs are
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by delecti 3y ago
It's not an apples-to-apples comparison, but the Wii's CPU was 32-bit, 729 MHz, and single-core, and its GPU was a 243 MHz SoC. I briefly checked the Samsung Galaxy S lineup as a point of comparison, and it seems like the second o
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by delecti 3y ago
On that last sentence, I wouldn't say "something to hide". I like to think of it in terms of highlighting the difference between secret and private. There are lots of things that I'm not ashamed of, or protective of for
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by delecti 3y ago
I didn't watch those youtube videos, but the text links either agree with the opinion that bluetooth is worse, or don't refute it. That rtings graph shows that bluetooth is pretty clearly worse in the majority of cases from wired
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by delecti 3y ago
Because then poor people are incentivized to kill themselves or their relatives to sell their organs.
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by delecti 3y ago
It seems people have achieved that: https://www.reddit.com/r/SteamDeck/comments/v22ddf/guide_how...
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by delecti 3y ago
There's definitely a kind of wear that comes from an office job, but it's one that can leave you with enough juice to improve your own fitness, if you're proactive.
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by delecti 3y ago
This is occasionally a problem that the specific engineer enables. It's normal for an engineer to work directly with product, and if they develop a rapport they'll start side-stepping management with additional requests. Over-eage
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by delecti 3y ago
My understanding is that the 6-pointed spike diffraction pattern only occurs on stars, and that the bright points without them are galaxies.
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by delecti 3y ago
There seem to be associations between various other viruses and chronic conditions. Epstein-Barr virus seems to dramatically increase the risk of Multiple Sclerosis, likewise with Herpes and Alzheimer's. And of course HPV seems to caus
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by delecti 3y ago
Your statement is only true accidentally. A vegan diet does tend to be lower in protein, so you'll end up eating more carbs and fat, but still getting "enough" protein because most people on a western diet get too much prot
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by delecti 3y ago
It's so completely and utterly different that I'm not even sure what comparison you're making.
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Effectively removing the ability of states to regulate businesses in their own jurisdiction.
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by delecti 3y ago
I was curious about the resolution of that and looked it up. Turns out that the child's legal name is first name "X", middle name "AE A-XII", because "Æ" isn't a letter in modern English, and "12

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