freeone3000

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by freeone3000 2mo ago
Shoot, I called the boom in 2020 and returned 700% over the last six years. Where’s my fund? :P
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by freeone3000 2mo ago
Yeah. Addiction is usually long-term. Compulsive redosing is taking another unplanned dose of the drug while still high.
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by freeone3000 2mo ago
Because the “average” developer is incompetent.
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by freeone3000 2mo ago
Given a billion dollars, it would have likely ended up with a million-dollar company
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
* If someone has a negative test after treatment, but that’s not counted as “cured”, does that imply it could (or maybe will) come back if treatment is stopped? Yes. HIV+ patients require antiretroviral treatment for the remainder of their
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
Very dependent on locality. Mine requires a prescription for every refill, and I must continually meet certain risk criteria to qualify.
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
We are unaware of any situations where HIV+ doesn’t turn into AIDS without treatment. But being HIV+ is simply having a virus, not actively dying. HIV+ status also never clears - later tests that are “negative” mean your viral load is undet
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
It’s for injuries that take place while you’re on the job. Chronic issues are difficult to prove.
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
It’s only a convention in the sense that the IANA is a convention: https://www.iana.org/assignments/iana-ipv4-special-registry/... 192.0.0.0/24, 10/8, 172.16/12, and various other subslices of 192&#
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
Well, it’ll make it not cost $700
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
I live in a city and the problems are: 1) sometimes it is noisy at night, usually because of people in cars, but sometimes because of people not in cars; 2) sometimes it takes longer than needed to walk somewhere, due to intersections 3) my
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
The article puts that percentage at 39%, which falls a bit short of “most” but is frighteningly high.
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
You can and should say the word “kill”.
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
Why? 10uF is already pretty beastly, and the point is to dampen signal verses intermittent drops and drains, not power the backing device for any amount of time.
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by freeone3000 3mo ago
I was also a childhood lover of Castle and Vikings :)
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by freeone3000 4mo ago
The money spent on site and land clearing results in a big empty field? Yes, yes it did, that’s what those words mean. If we’re going to bribe companies to do a thing, we should at least accept when they did do it.
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by freeone3000 4mo ago
Put an SSD and a modern emulation behind Windows 98 and it flies . You’re excusing inefficient software because it was paired with improved hardware.
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by freeone3000 5mo ago
I asked it “how can I tell if a spray paint can is empty?” And it told me that the paint can would no longer rattle.
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by freeone3000 5mo ago
Why isn’t it “any procedure performed by a doctor all the time with no limits”? Do you think there’s a cabal of doctors doing medical procedures for funsies? And that if such a thing did exist, it would be a bigger problem than some compa
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by freeone3000 5mo ago
The doctor has already managed to find time for the service - she’s seen you. Potentially even done the procedure. The hospital has made room for you. The resource is already consumed by you, like a restaurant meal. The question is who is p
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by freeone3000 5mo ago
Quite possibly! But Google Gemini, who obtains the specs from the same flawed, inconsistent, contradictory, or absent size charts that I have to look at, is not positioned to be the solution to this problem.
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by freeone3000 5mo ago
It almost doesn’t matter if it’s trained using adversarial distillation - if it’s nearly as good, and one-hundredth the cost, the choice is obvious.
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by freeone3000 6mo ago
So you estimate costs in months and dollars, and give that in response to each. Very solvable issue.
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by freeone3000 6mo ago
Why don’t we just teach the designers code / the coders design? This feels very Programmer-Analyst split
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by freeone3000 6mo ago
AI is already contributing substantially to its own development: https://novaknown.com/2026/03/12/ai-builds-ai-claude/
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by freeone3000 6mo ago
People need to be physically sustained. Currently, this means working a job for money to buy (food/housing/medical). People also need their lives to have value. We are social animals. As a generalization, there is a strong desire
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by freeone3000 6mo ago
Because we haven’t had translunar manned flight in fifty years, and this is the precursor to start it up again
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by freeone3000 7mo ago
Yes, in some cases, but this is not automatic, nor even close. The more serious the trial (ex, murder, child pornography), the more likely it serves the court’s interest to use the illegally obtained evidence. See https://doi.org
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by freeone3000 7mo ago
I use it frequently for reminders and calendar events when not at a computer, as voice is faster than the mobile interface (with so many screens) for setting something up
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by freeone3000 7mo ago
That’s not how evidence works in Canada. Illegally obtained evidence is still evidence - you simply also have a tort against the officer for breaching your rights.

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