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dnemmers
5mo ago
There’s plenty of good uses for diamonds, overpriced jewelry non-withstanding: “The superiority of diamond in so many diverse industrial applications is attributable to a unique combination of properties that cannot be matched by any other
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dnemmers
5mo ago
“Despite being better known for its bidet washlets that have defined the Japanese toilet globally, Toto is also the world’s second-largest producer of electrostatic chucks used in the manufacturing of Nand memory chips.”
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CVE-2026-31431 (Copy Fail): Linux Kernel LPE
(securityboulevard.com)
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6mo ago
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6mo ago
https://archive.is/SayeR
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6mo ago
https://calculusmadeeasy.org/1.html
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6mo ago
https://archive.ph/sSMa2
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6mo ago
If you’re wondering why you’re getting downvoted, we’d like to hear from you, not Gemini.
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6mo ago
Is this the new Steam-drill vs John Henry?
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6mo ago
Human soldiers will continually be seen as the weak link in the kill chain. As technology improves, fewer and fewer humans will be in command, until they start to ‘command’ themselves, and it’s game over.
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6mo ago
Not sure why Newsweek buried the lede…the company is: “Palantir”
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6mo ago
I understand the story is about numerical averages, but they never seemed to bring the it back around to why the planes were crashing?
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6mo ago
Let’s try the title again: “Should you feed dinner to guests, who are children?” I read the original through a few times trying to parse out how we were feeding children to guests…
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6mo ago
It looks like quite a few international airlines (most?) hedge their exposure, and some have even been increasing lately: https://www.reuters.com/business/energy/how-airlines-have-he...
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6mo ago
I have to imagine this is a short-term spike in value from speculative ‘AI’ investors, and the stock will tank in the short-mid term after the rug gets pulled.
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dnemmers
6mo ago
I read ‘helping the litigation’ to mean they both may have been involved in the same crime, and they mean to stop collusion after the fact, before trial concludes?
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6mo ago
This feels very similar to what Edison Motors is doing for the trucking industry. Electric powertrain with on-board generator. https://edisonmotors.ca/
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Vladimir Putin Singing Blueberry Hill
(commons.wikimedia.org)
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6mo ago
How much do you manage your screen time? What tools do you use, and what philosophy do you have?
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ICE acknowledges it is using powerful spyware
(text.npr.org)
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6mo ago
I’m not sure this counts as an ‘escalator’ - singular. “The new “Goddess” escalator in Wushan County features 21 individual escalators and 8 elevators. The modular design carries riders up 800 feet in elevation”
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dnemmers
6mo ago
Ran through the data myself, and agree with your conclusion. Somehow, they turned: Marriage + job + children into ‘tradwife’.
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6mo ago
After reading the article, I feel that the conclusion is incorrect. After reading through the questions and underlying answers, here’s what was presented: [1]- Trophy wife, Rich partner, no job [2]- Single, Famous, independent (children amb
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6mo ago
Makes a bit more sense than charging by how efficient it is at burning gas. Costs should be skewed so that commercial operators who are causing 99% of the road damage, are paying to fix it; not passenger/commuter vehicles that weigh &l
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6mo ago
“elderly people would be shivering constantly and highly susceptible to respiratory illness.” At 66 degrees F? That sounds like put a sweater on if you’re chilly, not some near death extreme. Any evidence that such an ‘extreme’ would cause
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6mo ago
It does seem like if I was China, this would be the perfect time to make a big geopolitical move: EU and Russia tied up with Ukraine and Iran, US & Gulf allies now stuck in a war zone, US showing aging tech with large exposure to new dr
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6mo ago
Is this supposed to help Generics, or hurt Americans, or both?
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7mo ago
See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ghoti_Hook
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7mo ago
Very difficult to read, and think anything but, “This is AI slop”…
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7mo ago
Above ground pipeline seems like it would be difficult to defend, and easy to poke a hole into. I’m guessing a TBM to create an underground pipeline would take decades and billions of $$.
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7mo ago
What do you think happens when China starts increasing prices on goods sold worldwide, due to oil shortages? Global supply chain impacts have global ramifications.
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