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by gosub100 1y ago
Everest in particular, should be shut down to climbers. It's a giant trash heap full of human waste and dead bodies. Usable only 2 weeks per year. They should install a cable car or furnicular and let people go straight to the top any
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by gosub100 1y ago
you are making prejudicial comments, regardless of whether you experienced events that bolster your stereotype.
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by gosub100 1y ago
you dont need to be one to check the price of a service
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by gosub100 1y ago
why are you asking instead of verifying the claim yourself?
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by gosub100 1y ago
> or you can post it free and it will gone in hours you'll have a dozen people immediately claim it and ask you to hold it for them, but actually getting rid of the item is another story. maybe 1/4 or less actually take it. I
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by gosub100 1y ago
using stereotypes about the rich is about as ignorant as making them about the poor.
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by gosub100 1y ago
True, but it detracts from the enjoyment of everyone else by reducing payouts if algo players come in. Why place a bet on a multi-race jackpot if you know you're going to share it with multiple algo bettors? Why stand in line at the ki
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by gosub100 1y ago
This is the problem that patents are supposed to solve. All of that hardcore science should be documented in detail in patents when it was invented. Those patents are valid for some amount of time, and they're released to the public do
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by gosub100 1y ago
Keep in mind if you found a profitable algorithm today, you would have to put a lot of care into concealing your bets. Casinos in the US will ban you from playing if you consistently win. And if they catch you structuring your bets they can
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by gosub100 1y ago
Your dentist is probably owned by private equity
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by gosub100 1y ago
Isn't that assuming you could pack enough of these PHz transistors to make an asic capable of calculating SHA-256? That's quite an endeavor if they have just created one. Has anyone even made a flip-flop or latch with any optical
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by gosub100 1y ago
this won't solve all your problems, but replacing the sports guard with a rubber one that is meant for bruxism, or even better, paying the $400 and getting a custom one from your dentist, will help a lot. the sports guards aren't
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by gosub100 1y ago
NFL would absolutely do the same in the US if it were against a foreign ISP or network operator.
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by gosub100 1y ago
An interim solution would be to force carriers to upsize their jets to reduce total flights per day. Force any carrier who has wide-body aircraft to use them on domestic routes. heavily limit or ban the use of smaller commuter jets (replace
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by gosub100 1y ago
the winters up there would be brutal if you're not used to them. It's not just the cold, its the prolonged absence of the sun due to short days and cloud cover.
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by gosub100 1y ago
> attempt to cut off democracy You must have misspelled government waste. All of this was exposed by doge and trump and the first thing you did was start minimizing the damage, saying we waste way more in other places, and telling me tha
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by gosub100 1y ago
And I can vote for Trump who will cast shame and doubt on their reputation and damage them as far as his authority allows. I have no sympathy for any of them: students, administration, professors that plagiarized their way to the top, those
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by gosub100 1y ago
And private schools can suffer the consequences of oppressing certain groups.
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by gosub100 1y ago
It might slow them down, but integration of the government into online accounts will have its own set of consequences. Some good, of course. But can chill free speech and become a huge liability for whoever collects and verifies the IDs. On
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by gosub100 1y ago
I'll happily stop both-sides-ing it when people stop emphasizing "the current administration" when it's not relevant to the topic. Your guy lost, learn from your mistakes and carry on. Or criticize both presidents equall
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by gosub100 1y ago
A lot of people are forecasting the death of the Internet as we know it. The financial incentives are too high and the barrier of entry is too low. If you can build bots that maybe only generate a fraction of a dollar per day (referring peo
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by gosub100 1y ago
It's never limited to a single administration.
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by gosub100 1y ago
I guess it would be excellent to evade security monitors to take unauthorized copies of your employers codebase.
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by gosub100 1y ago
It's not guaranteed that policies enforce every possible case though.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Whataboutism arguments kill 2 million discussions per year by avoiding refutation of the central point.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Doesn't affect their habitat at all.
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by gosub100 1y ago
I'm not certain, probably both. If the pt jumped out of frame it would probably abort. But they allow the pt to breathe normally and still receive treatment.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Yes if the machine is operating in a vacuum.
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by gosub100 1y ago
Some radiation therapy machines use metal fiducial markers and can account for movement such has patient breathing
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by gosub100 1y ago
> hydroelectric, so already green Not so fast. Zero emissions, yeah. But they have damaged the habitat for some bird species.

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