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3mo ago
Only the pensions making risky bets on AI
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3mo ago
Coming soon, a haircut like none before.
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3mo ago
AFAIK, the eruption of Mount Pinatubo(sp?) made it quite a bit harder to build the case for warming. What about the effects of that big kaboom in the Pacific a year or two ago ?
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35 consumer drones delivering 35 chunks of metal.
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3mo ago
When water is outlawed, only outlaws will have water.
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3mo ago
What's the secret sauce for transferring one's own annotations and notes among all these apps ?
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3mo ago
Yes, and Organic Maps and Maps.Me do the same - download entire countries or regions. It is SO tremendously useful when traveling. Have not tried CoMaps yet.
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This really matters in map apps when you're on the road. Apple Maps is all very nice with transit planning but without a solid net connection it lies there mutely. Organic Maps (and others) that use downloaded OSM data work well with n
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3mo ago
I need this for Safari.
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3mo ago
Where is my home router that is Lean-validated ?
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Of course! It charges my personal taser (which I wisely left at home on this trip out of the country).
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Wise man say: A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single tractable beachhead.
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It has to be a once-only effect tho. If it's repeatable, they've got you for some string of felonies.
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In Finland in summer you can have around 20 hours of sunlight per day, so there's a lot of energy free for the taking. But could this tech work affordably at the level of individual properties (homes, apartment blocks) ? Could it be sc
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You might run into "security thru obscurity".
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3mo ago
I'd try hanging long sheets of aluminum foil in too-large windows. I imagine someone in academia has studied this.
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But then perhaps your photocopiers would need constant updates - to do the usual banknote detection and refusal to copy ?
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3mo ago
RTF format is pretty powerful. I wonder what has held it back.
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> Work and hobbies kinda blend. That's the ruling economic ideology - that it's the employee's responsibility to find fun and self-actualisation in the workplace. "Nice work if you can find it."
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3mo ago
Didn't a lot of people come to the internet proper after first using outfits like AOL and Compuserve ? I wonder if those outfits served as "training grounds" or "boot camps", and what kind of culture shock their cus
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I can see a hedger working - even with a klunky battery making it a bit unwieldy. But chainsaws and mowers need serious torque - don't so don't they need to stay plugged in while you work ?
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3mo ago
In many cases, to "jumbo shrimp" and "military intelligence" you can add "improved by internet".
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Player Piano is great. The ending is kind of upbeat and hopeful: If there's no "work" as such, there's always "hobbies" (or whatever you could call it) - ways to feel AND BE useful and to better the world and t
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Cats are not so much into submission.
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If electric lawnmowers offered the same value, operational convenience, and maintainability (compared to gas-powered mowers) as electric cars do, they'd sell like hotcakes. Two-stroke engines are a PITA.
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A 2-D battlespace (on the ground or the surface of waters) seems to favor the defense. A 3-D battlespace (air drones) seems to favor the offense.
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You might get all-music at night. But in the mornings radio listeners want to hear talking.
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Attributed to Churchill: "Americans can always be trusted to do the right thing, once all other possibilities have been exhausted." Haven't all other (non-universal) health coverage possibilities been exhausted ?
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Is there a connection between Covid and Raynaud's ?
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3mo ago
> a good way to map a set of pieces laid out with given tolerance ranges for piece, see if it can connect, etc. Märklin C track needs this.
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