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by i67vw3 3y ago
Signs, billboards, horizontal road curves, flashing lights are deliberately put on highways to lower monotony so that driver does not get sleepy. He is forcefully distracted every few kilometres.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
I think he was a simple AVID informant who may have thought he had planted a audio/video recording device on behest of AVID and not the virus. A local news outlet states that he was an 'avid motorcycle rider' meaning he was a
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by i67vw3 3y ago
>Van Sabben immediately left Iran after successfully sabotaging the country’s nuclear program, the researchers concluded. He died two weeks later in a motorcycle accident near his home in Dubai. Nothing points to foul play, the Volkskran
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Berger is finally impressed with ULA/BO/Vulcan https://nitter.net/SciGuySpace/status/1744261738554442044#m
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by i67vw3 3y ago
The whole epstein thing is pretty crazy. Even the best mystery/thriller hollywood films pale in comparison to it.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Is this offical twitter/x leaderboard or an unofficial leaderboard made by gathering open source data? Also, the list contains usual suspects as expected.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Good point, I too have came to the same conclusion after observing both parties around me.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
True. You have put it more succinctly than me. In Geopolitics, 'Might creates deterrence.' https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deterrence_theory
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by i67vw3 3y ago
One thing from a consumer perspective (brand perspective) is chinese cars have very bad company names eg., BYD, Zeekr, Xpheng, Geely if compared to other brands from other countries like Toyota, Hyundai, Audi, Ford, TATA etc. Personally, I
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Nitter has RSS feeds. I used to use twitter for few years via this way. You can even see account replies via RSS. But, I think nitter has recently disabled RSS feed on main instance https://github.com/zedeus/nitter&#x2F
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by i67vw3 3y ago
I first came across 'hallucination' term regarding LLM's by HN comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33842230
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by i67vw3 3y ago
As far as I know, in US/Canada after a students graduates from a civil engineering course, he is called as Engineer In Training (EIT) after he passes Fundamental of Engineering (FE) exam. Then he has to work for 3/5 years at a eng
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Tesla should crush pesky swedish unions, no matter what. Buy ports, buy ships, buy trucks, buy electricians, buy a brand new postal service etc. The $26 B cash on hand should be used somewhere, instead of usual executive package and share b
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Apple will need to exit India due to unions, corruption, lack of Medium Scale Manufactures, bureaucracy as many of MNC have done or are doing it right now. It will be better for Apple to shift manufacturing from Mainland China to Vietnam et
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by i67vw3 3y ago
True, looks like 'reimagining history'. In my opinion, a lot of these 'migration' were done primarily to expand own territory even if current territory was sufficient to fulfil needs of the population. It is human extinc
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Also to lessen the MSFT share impact.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Send them via whatsapp. A lot of online services give an option to send OTP via whatsapp along with SMS/Email.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
https://www.faa.gov/data_research/commercial_space_data . There is nothing here. Check "Additional Commerical Space Data" -> Location: Boca Chica. Official Launch license has still been not granted. But it
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by i67vw3 3y ago
This a not a launch license according to this post. A launch license has not been actually granted. https://twitter.com/Alexphysics13/status/1724225785139986648...
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by i67vw3 3y ago
There is a bit of 'tussle' going on between the two of them for quite a few years as you pointed out. https://x.com/archiveis/status/1018691421182791680?s=20 https://news.ycombinator.com/
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Archive.today never fails compared to Archive.org or various browser extensions To remove paywalls 12ft<Archive.org<Archive.today is my opinion.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
I did not mean necessarily offshore jobs like tech call centres but capital which is sent into 'growing/emerging economies' creating various manufacturing jobs in india/china/SE Asia where human resources can be use
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by i67vw3 3y ago
You can actually walk very close to starbase. It is situated on open highways. You can also get few feet away from the actual rocket as one public road passes through starbase in the middle, which is still open to visitors.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
And offshore jobs (china, india) growing simultaneously.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Also, the business roaming plans used on airplanes, cargo ships are quite costly, I think around $2000/month.
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by i67vw3 3y ago
A 'consciousness' tries to reproduce (humans, animals, bacteria etc) to preserve itself. The day AI decides to kill not a human but humanity itself will be the day AGI is achieved. Until then 'AI' is vapourware, turing t
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by i67vw3 3y ago
In my school, they started taking blood tests during annual medical checkup. (certified doctors & parents permission). 100 students participated in the blood tests out of which I think atleast 4 fainted. The test was done by just pierci
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by i67vw3 3y ago
It has gone so bad in many countries that companies cannot even fire people (due to headache that comes with it) and have to ask employees to rather resign via some way (WFO)
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Running a profitable car company is not easy (just as building a orbital rocket is not easy)
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by i67vw3 3y ago
Mid-journey is a good example.

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