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by dnemmers 3mo ago
I kept reading pages, and there's plenty of other questionable conclusions: [Mr. Conness] (Sen. CA) (Acclaimed for his pro-Chinese immigration views. Wiki: "In the Senate debate on the 14th Amendment, Conness said “We are entirely
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by dnemmers 3mo ago
An additional section from the page provided that I found odd: [Mr. Cowan] (Sen from PA) "So far as the courts and the administration of the laws are concerned, I have supposed that every human being within their jurisdiction was in on
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by dnemmers 3mo ago
Have you read through that link? I'm not taking a side here, but it injects a couple more words that could imply something else: [Mr. Howard] (Sen. from MI) "This amendment which I have offered is simply declaratory as what I rega
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by dnemmers 3mo ago
Seems a bit of a no brainer. Other models take off, you win because you're selling hardware space...your models take off, you've got at cost hosting.
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
"LLMs hallucinate. It's an unfixable problem. We're going to have to get used to it." Strongly disagree. Fighting against online trash in all forms is a worthwhile endeavour.
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
"During the Second World War and immediate post-war years amid rationing in the United Kingdom, only two types of margarine were available: a premium brand and a budget brand with whale oil being used in its manufacture." ...The a
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
Very true. Forbidding it might also lead them to pursue things in secret instead of disclosing.
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
One criticism I could think, if the experimentation has side-effects, the consequences could be catastrophic. Might be best to save that for time out of office.
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
Larger vehicles do have different licensing standards: https://www.fmcsa.dot.gov/cdl "Driving a Commercial Motor Vehicle (CMV) requires a higher level of knowledge, experience, skills, and physical abilities than that
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
Maybe I was too young at the time, but I've never heard, 'the rest of the story' "A hostage situation occurred when, on January 30th, 1989, a mentally unstable man named Kenneth Lamar Noid, believing the character was cr
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
Does this make data centers 'legitimate' military targets?
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
The cartel lowered operational costs and worked to standardize the life expectancy of light bulbs at 1,000 hours (down from 2,500 hours), while raising prices without fear of competition. ..... representatives of lightbulb manufacturers &qu
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
Closing today @$185 after listing @$160...and on the market for less than a week. I'd give any IPO a bit of time to shake things out and find a trajectory.
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
It might be worth purchasing one second hand, then most of the depreciation is already gone. If you need the money, you're likely to recoup most of it by re-selling.
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
Do you have any sources you can share about sock thickness and ankle injuries?
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by dnemmers 4mo ago
After reading through the link you sent, and the replies gathered by the author, one can sense the agenda. Clearly, the request for replies from Veterans, was simply a means to gather fodder from 'heroes' that could be carefully p
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
https://archive.is/DLOoX
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
Here’s a good video I found on synthetic diamond production in the USA: https://youtu.be/6o5RprIJmfA?si=RuMEdtqWNyDyf6q-
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
This stuff sounds super interesting, it’d be great if you could link to any literature that might explain more.
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
Have you not been to a drive through lately? Plenty of ‘computer’ help with the ordering experience. I’m sure most fast food places would love to operate sans employees.
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
Running an entire workshop from a shared overhead pulley seems very akin to running individual thin-clients off a mainframe.
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
I think there are some bright spots out there, Edison Motors being one: https://edisonmotors.ca/careers/
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
Looking closely at the “owl’s” feet at the branch screams AI.
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
Have you thought about using powerline devices? I’ve successfully used them in place where running my own cable wasn’t a possibility, and WiFi wasn’t cutting it. https://www.hp.com/us-en/shop/tech-takes/what-i
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
That’s not different models, that’s ‘173’ total RWD Cybertrucks sold.
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
Please tell me they had the wheels studs mounted into a steel hub, and not aluminum…
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
Airlines are absolutely still hedging fuel: https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/airline-fuel-hedging-iran...
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
That shape seems to be implied to be a ‘circle’ or ‘sphere’, although I can imagine a Triangle or Square object being equally scary. “residents, including this CBC reporter, reported seeing a large, white shape slowly move across the horizo
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
I’m guessing there’s some UX metric out there, that if they pre-load downloading the model, the user is more likely to stick with trying things out; rather than have them wait for a hefty download to complete.
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by dnemmers 5mo ago
Seems like once a decade should be fine for a repost?

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