drilldrive

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by drilldrive 6y ago
Last year has had a greater loss of norms of Western thought than we have seen since the dawn of the modern world in almost every Western country. Say what you want about the virus response, but powers that be don't give up newly found
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by drilldrive 6y ago
I think more remarkably though is that readers kept up the 10% reading rate, in contrast to Biden's 20%, so the total emails read ended up being much higher on Trump's part.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
I feel like the best way to lose weight is to make your own food for your whole diet, keeping processed foods to an absolute minimum. This alongside being aware of drinking mostly water instead of sugary drinks and keeping snacking to a min
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Just in time for a Biden Admin to instate an executive order to remove the TikTok ban entirely.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
I have had similar hundreds of tabs before, though I try to keep to a few dozen nowadays. The source tends to be a cluster of tabs (say 10) associated to a single subject, full of articles and tools I am using related to it. Frankly an obvi
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by drilldrive 6y ago
This demonstrates the limits of Apple's campaign towards vertical integration of their services. Once they make a simple mistake on their part, you are at the mercy of Apple to make it right again.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
How many people alive today have read Newton's Principia?
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by drilldrive 6y ago
My mother crashed in bumper-to-bumper slow traffic playing PokeMon Go a couple years ago. I wonder how much a self-driving car would have helped avoid an accident.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
I imagine a good chunk of crash scenarios are along the lines of "easy for human intervention, difficult to program an AI to learn" such as broken/misleading road-aids (traffic lights) like the OP comment gave. These would be
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by drilldrive 6y ago
>I've cancelled my netflix account a few times; and I might be about to do it again. At what point is it "cancelling" instead of "renewing your subscription"?
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by drilldrive 6y ago
An odd one out here myself (I don't listen to music), but as a young adult I use my 20 dollar mp3 player for most audio needs. Though I also do not own a smartphone, so for a mobile player I am forced to an mp3 player, I would still us
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by drilldrive 6y ago
"The Ctrl key XORs the first [bit]" Did the Alt key work similarly? How are these two keys and Fn key differentiated today mechanically?
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Everything in the article is dealing with voicing burnout concerns and prevention. But what about employees who have undergone burnout? I feel that reintegration is a key point here too.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
As with anything Google, is it really generosity when you become part of their botnet? Seems they got what they needed from the userbase information-wise and packed-house.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Frankly what competitive advantages does Venus allow for of these sorts of floating cities in contrast to on Mars or just Earth?
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by drilldrive 6y ago
That's pretty wild, is it a testing-run scheme for larger races perhaps? Who is behind it?
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Reuters is one to talk jeez
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by drilldrive 6y ago
where do I send that line? And how do I download and operate youtube-dl from PyPi?
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by drilldrive 6y ago
That was my exact thoughts seeing MM too yeah, the Roman M symbol meaning thousand clears it up though. Just a historical oddity.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Why MM, is it the standard for million akin to "k" is for thousand?
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Though youtube-dl was taken off github too, so that is down as well.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Would missing this nest have lead to a proliferation of Murder Hornets in the United States?
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Here is an easier argument for the nuclear anti-support: Green parties across the globe are spouting Chinese propaganda to further China's hold on the energy market (since they own 99% of rare-earth metals + a good grip on otherwise &q
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Holy cow, that is nuts. Like I could actually buy that myself if I wanted? USA really needs a privacy amendment to the constitution quite badly.
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by drilldrive 6y ago
What I mean to say is polling as a major industry for political campaigns is done after this election. The current people running these public polls have no place of confidence anymore: donors should not take them of value, and public opini
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Frankly, this has an obvious answer: The people who answer polls are not representative of the population at large. Yet this was known decently enough since 2016. But more at the heart of the issue here is pollsters are providing a service
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by drilldrive 6y ago
Oregon has one of the worst voter-registration online systems in the country however, a date of birth + residency will give access to party registration of the individual, alongside some other information I believe.
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by drilldrive 7y ago
Glad to see Joe Barton dishonorably not to go for reelection[0]. [0] https://www.cnn.com/2017/11/30/politics/joe-barton-re-electi...
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by drilldrive 7y ago
I am confused. What does your first link refer specifically to Louisiana?
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by drilldrive 7y ago
Sounds like the market is ripe for a startup for semi-hearing-aids of sorts.

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