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by gnatman 1y ago
I was curious about the big spike in delinquency in the late 90s, turns out there was a big subprime lending meltdown in 97/98 too.
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by gnatman 1y ago
I’m guessing this is the source paper? > https://www.mdpi.com/2073-445X/14/5/1087 >> This study challenges the perception of such structures as being purely defensive, revealing the Gobi Wall’s multi
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by gnatman 1y ago
Looking at his career and production credits, it’s probably more accurate to describe him as a journalist who’s covered some sensitive subjects.
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by gnatman 1y ago
I find it hard to believe that these peoples had no social organization at all, and even harder to believe that you could state that with such conviction given how little we know about these sites. I’m definitely curious though! Can you sha
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by gnatman 1y ago
Whenever people argue for the general usefulness of the 10 commandments they never seem to mention the first 4 or 5.
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by gnatman 1y ago
OP you are going to love the g/ board on 4chan
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by gnatman 1y ago
“Cache of Devices Capable of Sending Millions of Spam Political Texts”
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by gnatman 1y ago
“Many hard problems are, to me, quite easy”
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by gnatman 1y ago
I know you have boomeritis, and I’m sympathetic. But! In the US, no-show rates for medical appointments can exceed 20%. In practices that have a waitlist, which is also common, that’s a lot of unnecessary waiting for folks further down the
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by gnatman 1y ago
It’s mentioned in the article, but there’s been a product on the market already for almost 5 years that does the same thing, with the same mechanism of action. That product, Vuity, has not been popular. The article makes it seem like the re
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by gnatman 1y ago
If you think that's bad wait til you try Outlook.
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by gnatman 1y ago
But when you have so many customers buying and using both, seems like it'd be bad business for them to fully merge those lines.
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by gnatman 1y ago
I recently learned about “bookmarklets” — browser bookmarks that execute javascript on the current webpage.
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by gnatman 2y ago
I don't think that commenter is irritated-- they're making gameplay comments just as you are, comments that you too are free to ignore.
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by gnatman 2y ago
Might be a telescopic handler, basically a giant forklift
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by gnatman 2y ago
1 for 3, 2 for 5
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by gnatman 2y ago
Yikes. Why are they deprecating those features?
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by gnatman 2y ago
“That’s nice little idea you have there. Be a shame if it turned out to be incomplete…” - Kurt Gödel
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by gnatman 2y ago
Simple: additional context.
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by gnatman 2y ago
There’s a video posted elsewhere in this discussion [0]. Looks like the plane landed incredibly hard and the gear buckled. Extreme wind shear? [0] https://www.reddit.com/r/aviation/comments/1is1qoy/video_
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by gnatman 2y ago
I disagree, and perceived it as a fun invitation. Come on- it was blinking!
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by gnatman 2y ago
This is writing of someone steeped in "alpha male" youtube & podcast ideology.
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by gnatman 2y ago
You used to see this argument come up frequently in defense of smartphones, but it's fallen off recently. In my personal experience, scrolling through short-form videos is 100x more soul sucking than reading a book, magazine, or newspa
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Russian Space Web: Nedelin's disaster (1960)(russianspaceweb.com)
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by gnatman 2y ago
If you're coming for a 2000 year old technology like GLASS you best come correct.
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by gnatman 2y ago
I went looking for information about Sennheiser's wokeness, and found a picture of Martin Luther King Jr. using one of their microphones in 1965. Is that what you're talking about?
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by gnatman 2y ago
We can send James Cameron to the bottom of the Mariana Trench and yet technology has been unable to create even a single star. Something that even 10^55 of the dumbest hydrogen atoms you can find can easily do.
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by gnatman 2y ago
high-torque 20v impact wrench from harbor freight, came with battery & charger, probably $175 after tax i do the occasional maintenance on my high-mileage car including, recently, a front-end suspension rebuild. having a portable impact
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by gnatman 2y ago
>> The banking system printed every dollar out of thin air what is the alternative exactly? money created by god? like no duh the economy & money system was created out of thin air. we created all this shit out of thin air.
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by gnatman 2y ago
>> The IBM Roadrunner was the first supercomputer to reach one petaflop (1 quadrillion floating point operations per second, or FLOPS) on May 25, 2008. $100M, 2.35MW, 6000 ft^2 >>Designed for AI researchers, data scientists, and

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