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goodmythical
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2mo ago
"Hey, your uh...Life...it's killing an awful lot, isn't it?" "Yeah, well, more than most of the others, but..." "Are you not going to do something about that?" "Nah, I hope it's self-termina
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I haven't checked it out personally, but this is my impression of all of the webs that aren't the world wide web. Like the meshtastics, the new freenet, some web 3.0 It being harder to join has the effect of their being a smalle
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2mo ago
>She also uses it to help with analysis of testing data >on her personal account With all the PII stripped, I hope?
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2mo ago
Ah no harm, then. I considered /s, but I really thought it should be plain that I'm not crazy enough to believe one would need any more than a single local device to process such a relatively low complexity command.
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2mo ago
I am sorely dissappointed that the state of the internet has become such that my sarcasm was not only possibly but actually missed.
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2mo ago
I don't know, the back of my napkin says you'll need consensus of at least three servers in order to complete the command.
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2mo ago
Not sure why you're being downvoted. The fact that the payment is buried under 10k characters of text is deliberate. That it is not in the 'pricing' or 'buy' link in the menu where everyone has it is clearly a choic
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2mo ago
It doesn't mention being a paid app until after it says it a free download roughly 10k characters down the screen.
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2mo ago
We used to call products like this trials or trialware. There was always clear verbiage on the site attesting to the fact that the product was not free but that you could download it for a trial to see if you liked it before paying for it.
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2mo ago
Sure, because the oddysey, illiad, war and peace, ulysses, the other war and peace, the grapes of wrath etc are so much more concise than the great gatsby and to kill a mockingbird.
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2mo ago
The only one I clicked on was $12k new, which is in fact cheaper than a new car. I suspect that some of the used chairs will also be cheaper than some used cars, but probably not all used chairs cheaper than all used cars given that one can
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2mo ago
I'm always astounded by this particular activity. If you're curious about the existence of a thing, the activity required is typing some such "where can I get". But you could type that in a search bar and be gauranteed a
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2mo ago
US runners also typically train for kilometer races at distances shorter than half marathon. I've even seen a few 50Ks.
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2mo ago
1.21 hundredwatts?
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2mo ago
A single search reveals that there are in fact multiple models that climb curbs and stairs.
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2mo ago
4d gaussian splats are going to be a major revolution in vicarious experiences
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2mo ago
What is the current ratio of opened to unopened cans of soda in the canyon, and how has that ratio developed over the last thirty days? I'd be fantastically surprised if you could provide a precise answer to any such question without e
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2mo ago
Have you looked at Asahi?
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2mo ago
Being familiar with the basics of fission power generation does not put the design of a competitive plant within your wheelhouse.
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2mo ago
The field has been dealing with this for a long time. Since at least 2014, which was my first brush with the phenomenon when someone published a 13GB proof [0]. The consensus is that such a proof is potentially illuminating, though further
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2mo ago
Denuvo doesn't exist in a vast majority of games. It's not even used in all modern games.
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2mo ago
>Because the honest incremental results are still useful: the negative result on the dictionary matcher, and the failure mode of the autoencoder on out-of-distribution images, are real findings that took real testing to get. Better to do
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2mo ago
why is it in mandarin now?
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2mo ago
So definitely not either 1000 years ago or 3000 years ago, but in the range 975BC to 1025AD? Cuz if it's got to be between 1/3000, it can't be 1000 or 3000, right? Between can of course mean (1000,3000) or [1000,3000], ri
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3mo ago
Wait, this is live(ish?) readouts of public facing ISS sensors?
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3mo ago
I always say GNU Image Manipulation Program because...well, reasons.
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3mo ago
curl -fsSL https://druk.letstri.dev/install | bash ?
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3mo ago
Damn, is WSJ usually this far behind? This has been known and well covered by all sorts of outlets for...years?
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3mo ago
I've found that coding types often enjoy creation type hobbies. Think arts and crafts. Wood working, welding, sculpture, machining, 3d printing. It's got the same kind of "how do I make what is currently nothing much in to so
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3mo ago
Ah, my other response might be off with this new information. You've not diversified your portfolio and are suffering from a shock to your primary investment. You might consider adding some new things to do with your time so that the c
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