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by elif 3y ago
why do i need to own it? all i need to do is look at it occasionally
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by elif 3y ago
seems like a great way to prevent view botting now that they are a media platform, also better value for their advertisers to use realistic statistics.
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by elif 3y ago
A couple decades ago the employee at my local headshop raised the pipe I was looking at to shoulder level, and dropped it onto the wood floor. When it emerged entirely unscathed it felt like a magic trick and he said "it's pyrex&q
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by elif 3y ago
Glass may impart more force upon the mug but it is certainly not likely to break itself. You would have to imagine they will use thick pyrex which you could use to drive a nail.
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by elif 3y ago
Agree I replaced all coffee makers, vaporizers, etc that have plastic anywhere near heat. I also make sure that tea bags are paper only not those mesh plastic ones which ironically cost more. I even took the plastic utensil rack out of my d
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by elif 3y ago
I don't think it's a fallacy to conclude generally that consuming plants which coevolved with humans is safer than consuming chemicals which are completely exogenous to any stage of the human body's development. It would be a
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by elif 3y ago
That is a conditional recommendation pending the formation of actual guidelines.
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by elif 3y ago
Actually he was recommending stevia to chew with coca leaves at the time. As I said, this was high altitude climbing in Peru where that is a cultural norm.
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by elif 3y ago
The police won't pay they will just subpoena any data they want, from Tesla or from whoever manufactures your car.
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by elif 3y ago
My Peruvian climbing guide turned me onto stevia which doesn't fall into any of your categories. It is really a wholesome plant extract instead of something chemists have invented which leads me to have confidence in its (so far as we
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by elif 3y ago
Anecdotally, when Tesla implemented safety score as a voluntary activity to unlock FSD, my gamer brain kicked in and couldn't not pursue a high score. The result is that I went from an extremely anxious and aggressive driver (which is
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by elif 3y ago
Yes unfortunately EV's will not be able to be heavily modified by engineering teams for impractically long cargoless scooter trips at 40mph. Such a shame they will only be useful for virtually all practical trips.
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by elif 3y ago
HFT isn't even that harmful. What's harmful is brokerages that hold large portions of financial instruments who take advantage of customers' live buying and selling with delayed swaps, intentional front running, etc. This is
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by elif 3y ago
You missed the part of where you quoted me where I said "feels like" and invented a part where I said "have empirical evidence" Though to answer a softer form of your question which is based in my feelings, I would say t
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by elif 3y ago
After a year of Tesla FSD beta I agree 100%. I used to think that adding more and more and more real world video events to the training pool was contributing at least a diminishing value to the model. But the worst of all behaviors have not
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by elif 3y ago
Code 2 means emergency vehicles are responding to an emergency, have their lights and sirens on, and are thus permitted to violate traffic rules. Code 3 means that emergency vehicles are responding to a non-emergency, backup for a scene whi
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by elif 3y ago
Your attempt at making it black and white fails. When you say "obviously police and ambulances (and fire trucks) doing their jobs don't have to follow the sign." Does this mean that if police are code 2 en route to a crime 10
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by elif 3y ago
coal is a very specific facet of the discussion where the US has targetted coal reductions, and at the same time increasing other fossil fuel based sources. Meanwhile china uses very little oil and gas for electricity production. For an exa
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by elif 3y ago
I bet it still gaslights invented facts.
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by elif 3y ago
If you don't intend to enforce the terms of GPL against people who borrow parts of your code, it is really not that harmful.. but it would be unnecessarily ambiguous why it would be licenced that way rather than MIT/apache/et
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by elif 3y ago
Yep copyright is an annoying minefield of rules-by-enforcement, you don't know until you are legally served. Maybe I should have made that more clear in my original comment. My point was that copyleft has instead of clearing some of th
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by elif 3y ago
"any work that you distribute or publish, that in whole or in part contains or is derived from the Program or any part thereof, to be licensed as a whole at no charge to all third parties under the terms of this License ."
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by elif 3y ago
Disclaimer: I am a lifelong footpedaling, boot-to-fullscreen emacs apologist. However: I nolonger believe that GPL licensing is free-as-in speech. Especially in an age where stack overflow or GPT code snippets can accidentally cause viola
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by elif 3y ago
I'm sitting on a $7k mac pro with a second GPU that has never recieved electrons because it takes custom software, $1500 Google glass, a "self driving" Tesla, and multiple generations of VR headsets... Sometimes tech doesn&#x
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by elif 3y ago
Initially I thought 'oh I'm sure I can just turn off the fake eyes' assuming that unnecessary heat, battery usage, EM radiation, and social awkwardness were the only downside. I'm glad that this review explained more of
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by elif 3y ago
There was plenty of criticism that was qualified, and the assumptions had their limitations clearly explained... Overall the author did an incredible job providing context and caveats.
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by elif 3y ago
I think no man's sky proved conclusively that we don't need more no man's sky. One was already too much no man's sky.
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by elif 3y ago
It's the same RAM chips (though error tolerance features are prioritized over pure speed). You would just need a server motherboard to support that many sockets, and a server chassis to support that motherboard, and a rack to support t
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by elif 3y ago
This is an academic paper not an article. Generously 0.01% of demos generate landscape scenes, photorealistic or not.. so it is clear why the paper would not rely upon them for inspiration.
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by elif 3y ago
I wonder if this is how animals "feel" earthquakes before seismographs do...

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