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ianai
4y ago
I definitely missed or forgot the overhyped target.
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2020-2029 Timeline Contents
(futuretimeline.net)
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4y ago
His point of point to point 1 hour deliveries (edit: transport was his word, but deliveries would be a prerequisite, no?) anywhere on earth seems pretty dismissive. Also much of the space section is about mars. But there’s a lot more going
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ianai
4y ago
I so wish I had this back when learning complex analysis and vector calculus.
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ianai
4y ago
It’s foolish if taken too far, I think, but useful often. The trouble is even if outright false claims are responded to with a Wikipedia or news article (and possibly nothing further), with a large enough audience, the proponents of the fal
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ianai
4y ago
I read it. Unless I’m missing something, it amounts to making a slave race out of someone’s mind scan. So I’m someone who never eats animals nor animal products. This is in part from the sheer scale of that industry. But also from simply in
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ianai
4y ago
“Never debate stupid. Bystanders will not distinguish between your salient words and your own. They’ll just see two seemingly educated people arguing and assume their points are equally valid.“ People respond most often and vehemently to wh
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ianai
4y ago
But only “look into it” in a carefully supervised medical center. Don’t go rolling the dice on a severe allergic reaction to an antibiotic at home or outside of that supervision.
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ianai
4y ago
This honestly infuriates me. Thanks for raising the cost of prime while squandering any reason to shop with you.
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ianai
4y ago
My first Mac was a 12” 867 mhz (I think?) PowerBook. It had the footprint of a sheet of paper in 2003. I genuinely don’t understand this product. And I similarly don’t understand the appeal of Siri. I thought the first one was a failure and
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ianai
4y ago
Because they don’t believe in the value proposition they’re selling. Instead of forming students into high quality output they’re taking in students and pushing out anything but already high quality students. The need to have seen something
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ianai
4y ago
That just makes it a factor which long term diminishes the labs abilities and people. Consequences priced-in as it were. But the grocery stores and surrounding supportive industries like medical/dental are also going to reflect the tow
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ianai
4y ago
It’s much less affordable than it used to be. Lots of transplants seem to be driving prices up.
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ianai
4y ago
I think it’s time for them to do an OS upgrade like SL again. Just bug fixes. But this time they need to do it across all their devices too.
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ianai
4y ago
Read their other comments. They have an axe to grind against apple. This is like Chevy fans trolling an F150 forum.
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ianai
4y ago
Realistically it’s expected it will perform relative to competitors now as the old models did in the past. More realistically, this is one of the more drab ways apple announces products. They didn’t even have a presentation or anything. So
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ianai
4y ago
From TA: “With M2 Pro on MacBook Pro: Rendering titles and animations in Motion is up to 80 percent faster1 than the fastest Intel-based MacBook Pro and up to 20 percent faster5 than the previous generation. Compiling in Xcode is up to 2.5x
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Is that site itself reputable? I’ve gotten a weird impression from it the few times I’ve gone to it.
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ianai
4y ago
Probably all it would take is defining peoples private property to include their personal information and “generated data” or something. Might even be something a suitable legal eagle could win in a lawsuit.
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ianai
4y ago
I wonder how difficult it would be to stand up a new panel manufacturer or just tv manufacturer? The current prices of TVs makes it seem cheaper than the past, but could be just locking out entrants.
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4y ago
From interviews of scientists in places like John Michael Godier’s YouTube and similar, I do sense scientists see the value and some demand to be able to investigate such things. I think one recent interviewee even mentioned having drawn up
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Human history is one of both pessimism and optimism. Definitely the optimism of the US in the 1950s and 60s was helped along by the destitution of the Great Depression (1930s+) and WWII. And there was still a lot of suffering and reason to
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U.S.,Japan set to announce shake-up of Marine Corps units to deter China
(washingtonpost.com)
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Full title from the source: “Association between lack of sexual interest and all-cause mortality in a Japanese general population: The Yamagata prospective observational study” I find the title here inline with that enough. Further the link
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ianai
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Unless clearly proven otherwise it’s most likely venting into the room.
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Xkcd: Surface Area (extended map of solar system surfaces)
(xkcd.com)
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ianai
4y ago
I have used the UTK brand for years.
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4y ago
I tell people it works like a muscle relaxer (pill). Supposedly the heat goes deeper than a standard heating pad. I’ve got a bad back (scoliosis included) and other things. It helps heal a blown back and is great pre-yoga or any kind of str
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4y ago
Far infrared heating pad.
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ianai
4y ago
That’s got to be the worst cookie consent form I’ve seen yet. Either accept all or go through a tediously long rejection list.
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