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It’s pretty rare for printed links to show the protocol. This should be forgiving of text that looks like a link not just https. Basically if you can paste it in the browser bar and go to the url it should support that. I’m sure there is a
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Bernard Arnault supplants Jeff Bezos as the richest man in the world
(markets.businessinsider.com)
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Hold on to your models? Here is the 2D version. https://youtu.be/BpApq2EPDXE
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A Doomsday Covid Variant Worse Than Delta and Lambda May Be Coming
(newsweek.com)
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Los Angeles Covid Surge Being Driven by White, Affluent Neighborhoods
(deadline.com)
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Electromagnetism is a property of spacetime itself, study finds
(sciencex.com)
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You can combine gif.com.ai with zimjs to do what you want to achieve. Sorry I can’t provide more instruction at the moment. But try a search for these techniques.
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Yeah you say that and it may work to get past your filter but then you’ll still send the candidate to do the generic code test or the create a pizza app challenge as the real firewall. So it doesn’t matter to do side projects. They will onl
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Shouldn’t it be “parrot or die”?
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I was really surprised to see 60 minutes (Australia) do a special on this a few days ago. Isn’t 60 minutes supposed to do credible journalism and why are they rehashing this topic? https://youtu.be/F1a3zdLLzxA
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It used to be called stumbleupon.
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Why the overhead of login? Why not just save state locally?
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The Last Pioneer
(thelandmag.com)
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U.S. Navy Laser Creates Plasma ‘UFOs’
(forbes.com)
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Thousands of Racing Pigeons Across United Kingdom Mysteriously Vanish
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Oh yeah I watched that live on the news and I was kind of startled that he just said “well looks like the trend lines are moving and the cats out out of the bag I guess I’ll just come out and say…” I really remember this interview because I
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Yes because projections have been developed to emit infrared and projections can also be detected on radar. [1] https://sites.fas.harvard.edu/~scidemos/LightOptics/InfraRed... [2] https://www.google.com
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Hire me. I’ll implement it.
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The Antigravity Underground (2003)
(wired.com)
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> Who would conclude this is convincing enough to be worth investing more time in? "The Super Powers Issue" Wired.com would too in 2003. https://www.wired.com/2003/08/pwr-antigravity/ Hmmm what t
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Yes this was one of the reasons I built gif.com.ai - GIFs are a special format and my intention for the app was to retain a gif as just that. When you generate a gif you get an Imgur copy and it sometimes formats the gifs to videos but that
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https://i.pinimg.com/originals/b9/63/89/b96389af9f59f19045ac...
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> since they selectively focus only on evidence that supports their POV whilst conveniently ignoring everything else. Sounds like the New York Times model. I think journalists basically feel the need, in fact it’s their job to do this be
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Reptilians? Really? This is a mix of plausible scenarios I’ve heard of before such as the meeting that got Rubio interested with some stuff that is really tough to take seriously.
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UFOs are real. That’s the easy part. Now here’s the hard part
(vox.com)
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Mathematicians Prove 2D Version of Quantum Gravity Works
(quantamagazine.org)
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Intellect addiction is an interesting way to put it. Because the brain has so much capacity you have 1 of 2 options. Use your brain to explain nature or disconnect and absorb and have nature connect with you automatically. I’d argue you’re
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> Yes, I will dismiss the work of Thompson Brown based on the Wikipedia criticism section which has multiple convincing reasons to dismiss it and neither the Wikipedia page, nor you, have given any convincing reasons to think otherwise.
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As far as turning up a link. It's all there in snippets. The complete theory A-Z is evidence dark matter. It's dark matter because you and me don't have access to it. To say it's not there and I can't turn up a link
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They could track most anything on radar including projections. [1] https://www.google.com/books/edition/Advances_in_Radar_Techn...
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