hattmall

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by hattmall 3y ago
Everything about that sounds like a SNL skit. TASS? Like really?
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by hattmall 3y ago
It's because many jobs aren't producing anything. That's almost all of professional services and it's exactly the kind of thing that gets whittled down as much as possible.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Where do you live? I'm a bit older but pretty much all of mine and my wife's friends have kids. I'm actually really curious about the childless older people. Like I have a couple friends without kids but it's not like th
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by hattmall 3y ago
And that's the most expensive place in the country, no? Most people don't live in the Bay area and if you need daycare, it's presumably because you have a well paying job and it's a tax deduction.
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by hattmall 3y ago
This is exactly underground Atlanta. They raised the ground level and built the new city on top of the old. The old storefronts and businesses are still there. About 1/8th of it is publicly open, but there's a ton more that's
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by hattmall 3y ago
Well even this study shows reduced risk with moderate consumption compared to the 0 or the 6+ group.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Is it to tobacco because of nicotine? Or would things like nicotine gum and lozenges not count. I thought I recalled nicotine potentially being neuroprotective wrt dementia.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Perhaps, but do you really know if and how much REM sleep you are getting? I've seen some things that link dementia more specifically to quality of sleep and REM time.
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by hattmall 3y ago
I think most modern homes are built to pretty efficient standards. I just don't have one of those!
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by hattmall 3y ago
Sort of, if a user has the same handle and post to all the major sites it works like that.
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by hattmall 3y ago
I use chatgpt, begrudgingly, because it's frequently wrong and takes a lot of iterations to get something right. But, I use it, because Google sucks. I would have very little use for chatgpt with the Google of,I guess, like 10-12 years
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by hattmall 3y ago
Electricity isn't much different from water. The concept of a water mill has been around a long time. So understanding the functional ideas wouldn't be all that difficult. As far as Gods I think you will have a tough case minimiz
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by hattmall 3y ago
Did any of the others go missing without a trace for multiple decades? I'm pretty sure that's the reason she is so remembered. It's the only thing I know about her at all.
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by hattmall 3y ago
I don't really, no. 10, 20 and even 30+ years ago you could see the path of existence for the current state of things like Image Generation, knowledge engines and language learning models. I don't personally envision anything that
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by hattmall 3y ago
Yep, insulation is huge, my house has practically none. There isn't even an attic to put it in. On very hot days I have sprayed the roof and apparently a mister system will work extremely well.
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by hattmall 3y ago
75,000 in savings over 6 years is $12,500 a year, which means this person's utility bills were over $1000 a month!? I know that my house is wildly inefficient and $300-$400 a month is the worst it gets with extreme weather. Talking wit
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by hattmall 3y ago
So what is the actual state of Quantum computing in regards to the level that would make something like this necessary? Is it become like AI where instead of actually coming into existence the definition is mostly just changing to bring for
768.
by hattmall 3y ago
Remember Apple is a fashion company and not a tech company. Their marketing plan and expectations are entirely different than other companies. Their pictures demo isn't coders simulating four monitors, it's coaches on the sideline
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by hattmall 3y ago
Or just one of the hundreds of equally capable reasonably priced phones.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Sugar Alcohols destroy me, but xylitol gum, or sorbitol, has never been a problem. I think the amount is tiny and I don't eat the gum. I chew it a lot, normally Trident.
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by hattmall 3y ago
I don't know to what extent this is accurate, but the middle area of Georgia has become blanketed in solar panels. Apparently it's a very ideal area for production and mostly on former farm land, but huge swaths miles and miles ha
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by hattmall 3y ago
Yeah you could do that, but uninstalling and reinstalling every time seems unnecessary imo.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Yeah maybe, but people give the CCP way more credit than is due. They are a much more hands on and brutalist group than technocratic overlords. Many of their initiatives sound powerful and wizardly but most are implemented poorly if at all.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Way longer than that too. Transmitting encrypted data packets over radio waves was a thing during the cold war. Tune in to a certain frequency at a certain time, of course you must be in range too, record the packet then go back and decrypt
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by hattmall 3y ago
Shiiiiiitttttt! 30 minutes is a quick shower to me. Idk but I typically budget about an hour for a shower, then 20 to 30 to get ready. I figure most at the gym are just rinsing though.
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by hattmall 3y ago
Maybe, but not really, obviously any one individual can have high variance. On a macro level though it's pretty easy to identify trends. The most ambitious European devs will come to America to get the much high salaries. The hiring st
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by hattmall 3y ago
I think it's just a very large area and jamming is far from fool proof.
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by hattmall 3y ago
I think what changed, which is pretty easy to identify is an increased invasiveness in placement and format of advertising. Advertisements in the past had always been fairly simple to ignore. Billboards, commercial breaks, and print or even
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by hattmall 3y ago
Even what you describe is an incredibly poor method of consuming information. There's no reasonable way to say you wouldn't have otherwise learned about something just because you learned about it in the way you did. I learned far
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by hattmall 3y ago
Yeah that's the whole thing about advertising is it effectiveness scales with the feelings of inadequacy that it generates.

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