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by giardini 3y ago
Nonetheless as red_admiral posted the problem lies within you as a parent rather than with your son.
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by giardini 3y ago
tldr;
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by giardini 3y ago
I found that notifying my providers of upcoming moves eliminates this. Call them, tell them what you're doing and ask their advice (b/c there may be something you overlooked or they may have special problems of their own). Anywa
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by giardini 3y ago
A turntable also inhibits superheating of water. A superheated cup of water will expand to steam immediately if disturbed before it cools: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/boil-on-troubled-waters/ The turntable
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by giardini 3y ago
EBCDIC is older than the GDPR by 60 years. Give the plaintiff his/her money back and close all his/her accounts.
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Why is China building so many coal power plants?(forbes.com)
9 points by giardini 3y ago|3 comments
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by giardini 3y ago
Hedging for nuclear war? Only a few thermonuclear events would severely impact solar energy generation, cutting off many of the developed world's sources.
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30 Minutes in Hot Tub as Beneficial as 30 Minute Jog?(msn.com)
1 points by giardini 3y ago|1 comments
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by giardini 3y ago
I'm inclined to say "no" but the Coventry Univ. study (URL above) said "yes". However the study had only 20 subjects. Here are some good articles referencing the study: "A Scientist Explains How a Hot Bath Deli
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by giardini 3y ago
b/c taxation of citizens by a government has, in most cases, proven to be necessary. I don't view that as necessarily oppressive. I'm just saying "everyone should pay". And given a choice between no government and g
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by giardini 3y ago
Speaking of "secrets": We didn't create an open-source project for the atomic bomb. Quite the contrary: it was one of the best-kept secrets for years. Sooooo... if LLMs are as revolutionary as some claim, shouldn't there
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by giardini 3y ago
Yes. And we should eliminate nonprofits entirely: 1. Churches, hospitals et al should all pay taxes just as do other corporations. They are built on the same social structure as other entities, have the same protection of government and ben
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by giardini 3y ago
Thank you for the reference! But as long as there is low quality data might not that data "pollute" the process (whatever that may be)? i.e., "GIGO". Is "low quality data" possibly necessary for a properly-wo
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by giardini 3y ago
I had a similar injury with on-and-off sense of smell since. What type of surgery did you have done? I'd like to bring it up with my ENT doctor (who treats my nose as his personal polyp farm), and has prescribed only steroids (which DO
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by giardini 3y ago
I present you with an even quieter alternative: https://static.grainger.com/rp/s/is/image/Grainger/32MJ58_AS... It makes your worker stronger and healthier too and both makes them more money (longer
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by giardini 3y ago
Is bigger always better? Surely "bigger is better" is at odds with "garbage in, garbage out". But I am not an LLM modeler. IOW can LLMs be improved by improving the quality and/or even *limiting the size of their &
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by giardini 3y ago
No way!8-))
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by giardini 3y ago
You can find them yourself. But there is are provisos: a) HCQ must be given early (~3-4 days or less after symptoms begin) hopefully before the virus has significantly damaged the mouth, throat and lungs. Once the viral damage is done then
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by giardini 3y ago
He should go to University of Texas: plenty of top students and faculty, a great climate and he'll fit in fantastically well. And it's far enough away from home to allow him some independence. Google is great but the world will ne
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by giardini 3y ago
I've passed through neighboring regions only a handful of times in my life and rarely failed to see at least a funnel. Spookiest was a funnel at the edge of a dust storm: it dipped up and down like a spring toy and looked almost alive.
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by giardini 3y ago
Return the newly-purchased airpods, wait 4 days and buy some new airpods.
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by giardini 3y ago
"26% of The Netherlands is below sea level, and 59% of The Netherlands is vulnerable to flooding by the sea in case of high tide and severe storms." from: "How Much Of The Netherlands Is Below Sea Level?" https:/&#
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by giardini 3y ago
duskwuff says: >"And there's another 10-20 gallons of various oils in the engine and transmission. While they aren't nearly as volatile as the gasoline, they're still quite flammable"< 1. Off by an order of
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by giardini 3y ago
Well, not just Carter: many other men (and possibly women) had to do the same thing to fix the reactor, since there was a 1 1/2 minute time limit on working inside.
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by giardini 3y ago
Oh, believe it, every time a police officer suffers an inadvertent firearm discharge there is plenty of "auditing". He'll likely be off for at least 3 days and undergo additional training and be kidded for years. But if no on
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by giardini 3y ago
I encountered a bedbug-like problem and used a two-pronged approach: a) ivermectin and b) permethrin, which I added to laundry and sprayed on clothing and bedclothing. Permethrin could harm pets so I keep them away from any application un
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by giardini 3y ago
The attitudes of some peoples in these regions reminds me of a story: Two peasants lived across the road from each other. One morning, one of them found his milk cow dead in the barn. Without his milk cow he had no income and no future. Des
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by giardini 3y ago
This is yet another opinion piece in the phonics vs antiphonics teaching wars - and an incorrect opinion in my opinion! Using students' poor post-Covid reading performance to support an argument against phonics is bad argumentation. In
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by giardini 3y ago
Tell them you formerly had a larger dog but had to shoot it when it viciously attacked someone.
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by giardini 3y ago
catiopatio says:> "I would also genuinely, deeply, and silently dislike every second of the forced interaction." < No verbal interaction is forced, especially one initiated by a child toward an adult. Act as you wish. Young

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