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by huffmsa 6y ago
No, I rarely read an opinion from the high court that I can't at least understand the logic and reasoning behind, regardless of if I agree with the conclusion
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Which is reasonable, but isn't this publication THE only codified publication of Georgia's laws?
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by huffmsa 6y ago
There are definitely more than a few partisan court cases, but most of them are very very logical. Even when it's a partisan, ideological split.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
My biggest gripe in school and now isn't legibility, but wondering if the professor / author is using his Greek letters as some magic, universal constants or just throwing them in as variables because it's "convention&qu
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Can confirm, work issued MBP 13" is vastly slower and hotter than my personal Aero 15x doing the same workload. And even when the Aero is running games or training a neural net, it's only ~70°C
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Techies will pay for hardware though. But it's got to be good hardware.
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by huffmsa 6y ago
It has been since the Microsoft acquisition. I chalk most of the early ones to moving services over to Azure. Lately though, I don't know. Azure is running pretty close to capacity, so maybe it's part of the problem
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Yeah the examples would probably do better if they had a front layer model determining the general topic "clothing" then shipping the query off to the clothing and fashion specific model for details. Lots of focus on a general pur
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Most of us probably do it without realizing. Wallet Tap Keys Tap Phone Tap
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by huffmsa 6y ago
Two fingers or the knife hand. It wasn't policy, but when I lifeguarded, I'd point out all of my checks as well.
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by huffmsa 7y ago
Wisconsin is hardly a dying region. It's a very quiet biotech (UW is/ was the largest patent holder in the world mostly in bio, pharma and tech), software (Epic, redox, SwanLeap) and manufacturing (Trek, Kohler, Georgia Pacific, S
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by huffmsa 7y ago
No, downloading a bad patch for your smart TV that puts it in a bootloop or won't let you change inputs would be a soft(ware) brick. Hardware errors are hard bricks. This isn't a difficult delineation.
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by huffmsa 7y ago
For a lot of people, any non-normal state == bricked. Especially now, when the genius bar isn't open. And yes, there's a difference between a soft brick and a hard brick, and it depends on your ability to repair. Getting my phone
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by huffmsa 7y ago
A different bit of research [1] says this isn't necessarily a respiratory illness, but one that attacks the red blood cells, blocking their ability to transfer O2, and causing free iron to spike in the body. The body ultimately binds i
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by huffmsa 7y ago
I read (unqualified) ACE2 expression is X chromosome linked, and that men's single X means they've only got 1 type of ACE2 receptors => single point of failure. Men(particularly in Italy) are more likely to smoke and work jobs
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by huffmsa 7y ago
It does prevent other people from buying the stock. Stock is issued in finite amounts.
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by huffmsa 7y ago
It's in the article "The Economist has never seen a war it didn't like"
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by huffmsa 7y ago
Probably primed a bunch of people to like mechanical keyboards when they got older. It did for me.
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by huffmsa 7y ago
I forgot about how tactile and audible metal trigger braces are until you reminded me. Those were so satisfying to actuate. The PS2s felt like trash by comparison (and we're easier to jam / break)
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by huffmsa 7y ago
Good on Judge Alsup. This is the bed they asked for. They can sleep in it. Not much gets me going more than someone making tons of demands and then backing out when they actually have to deal with the consequences associated with those dema
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by huffmsa 7y ago
Haven't checked my F-Pace now that you've mentioned it. It's sitting a lot during this quarantine
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by huffmsa 7y ago
Even when they did ship with more cutting edge power and tech, they approached it as if they didn't have it. It partly comes from the video game things being a bit of a gamble and side project to keep the company alive. "Success u
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by huffmsa 7y ago
The Switch isn't supposed to feel premium. It's a toy for children. I think there's a quote from someone at the company to the effect of "our audience is children (even if their age indicates otherwise), we want to give
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by huffmsa 7y ago
Yeah, but Nintendo's don't leave oil stains all over the garage.
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by huffmsa 7y ago
They did bungle this last Pokemon though. But that's just as much in the Pokemon Company as Nintendo. It should have been a true open world, with real-time battles. Basically Breath of the Wild, but you can deploy Pokemon instead of di
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by huffmsa 7y ago
> pure laziness in game development Ah you're one of those "how do they keep getting away with making more Mario games?" people. The secret is that they don't release mainline games very often. You don't get a
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by huffmsa 7y ago
We quickly forget that not even 120 years ago it was common for kids to be helping their parents butcher chickens and have at least one of their siblings die of a horrible disease. Humans are more robust to shock than our cozy modern world
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by huffmsa 7y ago
They usually are, they're just not what the Europeans like hearing.
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by huffmsa 7y ago
Eh. If I post something taking shots at Europeans before America wakes up (3-4am CST) I usually get down voted for a few hours before American commenters come on and exchange fire with the Euros. Your upboats are time sensitive.
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by huffmsa 7y ago
This is correct. Try filtering Google news by date. It doesn't work.

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