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by dexwiz 2y ago
Cuts have changed a lot in the last 5 years due to a generational shift. Millennials are now coming into their prime as producers. The 2010s saw increasingly slim tailored cuts. The 2020s are all about drape and how you can construct a shap
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My school made it a rule that any book required by the professor had to have at least one copy in the library system. The book could only be checked out in short increments and wasn't supposed to leave the library. Also it may be in 1
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Gotta be taller than the tallest ladder would be my guess. Tower forts are common. You can find them in places like Ireland also.
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That is my question for all those prognosticating an upcoming violent uprising. The disparity in power has only risen in the last 100 years. A single well armed solider could kill tens to hundreds of civilians in minutes given the right con
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That analysis makes me think of matching more than recovery.
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Oil and Gas will just pay for premium forecasts we all get for free now.
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I think the last point is key. These tools are used by those who can’t program, too scared by the learning barrier, or trapped in a SaaS/Security ecosystem that bans user scripts. All three of these can be solved by an LLM putting toge
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Could this be some sort of meta training activity? Meta allows this kind of content and uses engagement as a measure of value for future training material.
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I don’t think people realize how much brighter the sun is than almost all other light sources in their life.
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Anyone who cares about breaking captchas would just run their own model.
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Are these the same thing as strange attractors? I remember generating things that looked like this with a desktop program around 2005.
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What is this supposed to prove? The question isn’t particular novel. There are decades of speculative terraforming discussions on the internet that you can search via Google, especially after the Martian book and movie.
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Is there somewhere I could follow along with other non students?
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Ammonia is very common in industrial applications.
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How do you propose we handle logistics or emergency vehicles? I’m all for more walkable cities but rip them all up and replace them with what? Rails which are more expensive and less flexible? Pneumatic tube? Even if you switched to single
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Wood frogs only live 3-5 years, so they probably only go through a max of 5 of these cycles. I wonder how much cellular damage they accumulate during these cycles that they can tolerate due to short lifespans. They also have ~10,000x less n
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I wonder how many of them are caused by internal political struggles. When you have a lot middle management they spend a fair amount of time on resource allocation, both current and future employees. So it’s a constant fight to obtain and
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Thank you, this is about the only actually insightful answer in the thread.
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Why did Grubhub lose to DoorDash and Uber Eats? DoorDash's market cap is almost 100x this deal, and Uber is twice that.
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Write out what you want to do in a single line. Then make a list of items needed to achieve that. Then split each of those items into 3s. Then split each of those items into 3s, again. Do this enough, and you will have the code you want to
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I really think we do a number on kids expecting a 100%, perfection, as a goal. And then only give them one chance to achieve it, but ask them to do it day after day for years. It creates some really unhealthy coping mechanism.
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If you had a city, could you produce them locally then?
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I don't know the exact levels, but radiation+plants doesn't always equal death. Plant genomes tend to be much larger to animal genomes, and much more copies of specific genes. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ato
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Why build autonomous roads? Just invest in modern railways at that point.
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Same with the sinus infections. Cold air + pollution = two weeks of sinus infections every winter. I haven’t had one since leaving.
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I think you are correct and GP has the right idea for wrong reasons. In the long term people will stop borrowing in a deflating economy which will harm debt servicers. Financial institutions collapse when your mattress is better place than
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Out of curiosity do you live in the Great Lakes basin? I moved from Indiana to the West Coast, and I am always shocked at how bad the air quality is when I go back, even in rural areas. During wild fire season I monitor AQI, and when I zoom
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Cells are predominately electrical in nature. Our sense of physical being is an emergent effect of electromagnetic repulsion at the atomic level. The smaller you get, the less sense it makes to model things as solid and the more sense to mo
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Newer solar panels don’t need full sun to function. It’s economically viable to place them further north and in cloudier climates now. So the area where these are alternatives are viable may be shrinking faster than you would expect.
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I don’t even trust the API based exercises anymore unless it’s a stable and well documented API. Too many times I’ve been bitten by an AI mixing and matching method signatures from different versions, using outdated approaches, mixing in ap

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