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Data collection is not the reason that Android is a bloated mess.
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Finding a loophole in the system and working out a shortened lease length with a dealership on a $100K car is not a very strong example of a "vain egomaniac". I could also easily argue here a certain "hacker spirit", and
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This is a good insight. As Smartphones satellite connectivity becomes more widespread, it's definitely expected that government will regulate it similar to cellular connectivity and require a free access to emergency services. In the m
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You could make the same argument about a study that says that meat is good.
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The counter argument is that European vehicles are vastly using manual gear, despite the fact that except for a small minority, no one cares about the potential difference in torque. There is just a lot of people that are used the a certain
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4y ago
Same here.
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gpt5
4y ago
I can generate a 768x896 pixels image on an RTX 3090, using 23.4/24GB
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For those who don't get the reference: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rMz7JBRbmNo
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It seems like they could achieve the same results by pouring concrete around a real bike frame (instead of build a bike frame out of rebar).
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The main point of the article seems to be that Starlink can be used for military based communication, and that the system has too many satellites plus built in redundancy to cost-effectively destroy with the traditional method (a rocket).
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DJI Drone Flies over the Top of Mount Everest
(dronexl.co)
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4y ago
FWIW, Vietnam and Iraq can be considered as US allies (or at least "partners").
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This relates to PG rating and the way national TV works. In order to secure prime time spots, the show must hit a certain "family friendly" rating that matches the audience of the TV network. They chose the beeps as a way to cater
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4y ago
This is fine as long as you don’t plan to travel to China in the future.
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This is silly reasoning. Of course the government has the authority to dictate their life, even if they didn’t drive in public roads. This doesn’t mean that it’s good for them to do so in this case.
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FWIW, I find Iceland beautiful for its lack of trees. Every place you go is filled with green arctic tundra with its distinctive fluorescent green color. Nothing obstruct your view and you feel like you are in the middle of wilderness. I ob
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Unfortunately, these numbers don't state the age of the child when they were tested, so they are not very useful.
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Heritiblity of a trait is not traditionally determined in twins studies but can be done on any random sample of the general population. FWIW, you see the similar trend in adopted children - as they grow older, their IQ trends from being clo
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One thing to note about children's IQ is that, contrary to intuition, environmental factors tend to play a smaller overall role as the child mature into adult. Instead, their genetics seem to play a larger role. As the children mature,
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4y ago
Thanks for fighting against ad hominem rhetorics
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At my toddler preschool they still have a mask mandate, even though research shows that it hurts the kids speech development and ability to read emotions. I now need to send my child to speech therapy lessons. There was never a discussion o
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> Visiting back to the place and it's just toxic bullshit everywhere > a giant portion of the population being horrible people If everyone you meet is a jerk, maybe it's time to look in the mirror.
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>Year over year inflation is 9.3% and Fed interest rate is only 1.5%, while it should be 2% points over inflation. This ignores the realities of the market. A much lower rate than 11.3% (e.g. a 4%) would lead to a deep recession due to a
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These only apply to private conversation, and not ones occurred in public (i.e. it's fair game to record the driveway, but not the backyard).
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Howeverthe EU does have 1GB of extra space for them.
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The constitution's amendments are different from other laws. Instead of restricting the people, it restricts the government power. It is there to make it harder for the government to devolve into a tyrannical one. The historical contex
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Their $40B+ market cap says otherwise. What I imagine you are using is short-term profitability as your metric, which is a very narrow definition of success.
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> Let me be pedantic here: Uber isn't successful. They were able to build large-scale operations by pouring billions upon billions of dollars into it, and they haven't figured out how to make their business model work. You are
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You mean identical? Seems like OP likely got inspired by your page :)
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At the time of writing this comment, it clearly says M1.
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