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ebg13
7y ago
Do you mean this one? https://www.caixinglobal.com/2020-02-29/in-depth-how-early-s...
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ebg13
7y ago
> I'm not even buying fresh fruit and veggies at the store right now. Just cook it.
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7y ago
> I live an SRO. I don't have a kitchen. I currently don't have a fridge. I have a small grill and some shelving to store stuff. I hesitate to ask about the size of the space you have available, but in Paris it's pretty
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ebg13
7y ago
Agree. In fact, actually playing the game is rather boring and frustrating. Just enjoy reading the guides and then skip the tedium of playing through.
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ebg13
7y ago
You still need real time for this. Without real time that particle can't move.
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7y ago
Better yet, if we're traveling through that temporal dimension there must be real time. Otherwise how would we be traveling?
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ebg13
7y ago
In that framework something most still be moving through an external time to be experiencing individual parts of it sequentially.
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7y ago
> The article isn't bad but it beats around the bush quite a bit. It doesn't respect its readers? I think that does make it bad? I'm more bothered that it's ostensibly a review of a visual exhibit without any visual
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7y ago
https://www.journalofhospitalinfection.com/article/S0195-670... "Human coronaviruses can remain infectious on inanimate surfaces at room temperature for up to 9 days. At a temperature of 30°C or more the duration
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7y ago
> easier to put on edge on The corollary to this is that they lose their edge quickly, which is annoying.
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7y ago
Fine. Search for "full prison" instead. Worse yet, search for "middle school". Hell, searching for "cat" results in "Cat Porn Videos"! Searching for "zebra" results in "Zebra Porn Video
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7y ago
That's fascinating. If DDG's whole shtick is not profiling, what accounts for the difference?
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7y ago
If the query engine cannot recognize that nothing in "filled torus" indicates anything remotely close to a desire for porn results, then it's just not good. A DDG search for "full prison" with safe search off return
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7y ago
The problem isn't lack of energy. The problem is muscle and cardio exhaustion. You feel great, not tired , just your muscles stop working and you run out breath. So I don't think that vitamin, electrolytes, or more calories will
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7y ago
I'll believe this when the third result for "filled torus" isn't "Cum Filled Pussy Porn Videos" unless safe search is enabled. DDG's contextual awareness is abysmal.
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7y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gluconeogenesis
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7y ago
> How does working out at a high intensity work when in a state of Ketosis? I've done this. You get tired much faster, you will not be able to sprint for nearly as long, your maximum lift significantly decreases, you hit the muscl
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7y ago
> Humans don't just use coincidence finding Maybe not just, but we do use it, except we do it by converging our eyes for _actual_ coincidence within a small focal center instead of ambiguous coincidence everywhere in the field of
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7y ago
It isn't necessary. As you suggest, humans have only normal eyes, not laser eyes, and we still manage to drive. Yes and no. It's also just nice to have more different kinds of data available. Just because humans don't have la
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7y ago
So when something like this happens, what do people do about potentially $1000 in unrefundable airfare?
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ebg13
7y ago
Humans also sense radiative heat from a distance. The only difference explicitly stated in the article is degree of sensitivity not a new sense.
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7y ago
What a weird article. Humans can also detect heat. So is this is just about how some animals are more sensitive than others? Because I'm 100% certain that nobody in history has ever said "dog noses don't feel temperature"
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7y ago
Even a Valve Index which has much higher resolution than a Vive isn't viable for this unless you want to virtually sit very close to low resolution panels.
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7y ago
I'm struggling to picture what you could possibly be doing with your posture to cause damage to your neck with even the heaviest headphones. Whatever it is that you're doing, the headphones are not your problem.
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7y ago
Why on codepen?
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ebg13
7y ago
Years ago Macs used to all come with a cheatsheet of keyboard shortcuts and other hints. Before that there was a guide program with every Mac showing how to interact with the OS. Now you get nothing, nada, bubkes.
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7y ago
Nothing. I see 3 sentences. A short bio about the author. An unrelated "Featured" video. And then "More for You". Screenshot here. Safari on the left. Firefox on the right. https://i.imgur.com/Qgqiywc.png
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ebg13
7y ago
Me too, but does yours crash all the time like mine does or is that something with my phone?
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7y ago
Is there an article to this article? I just see a 3 sentence blurb and an unrelated video.
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7y ago
This _is_ computational filtering. It's not philosophically any different. Every filtering method algorithmically guesses what's important or what's real and what's not.
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