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by infecto 16d ago
You’re extrapolating on something that is false. Consumer hardware never caught up to asic.
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by infecto 16d ago
But it is. In America if you tell someone they are going to need to walk home for 15 minutes they will in the base case opt to take their car. This type of convo has come up in a number of different ways on HN and folks just hand wave away
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by infecto 16d ago
And when folks are given that option or driving they will always take driving.
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by infecto 17d ago
Hyperbole if I have ever read it. Lots of other products released I don’t think the highlight was the iPhone 18.
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by infecto 17d ago
I am still missing the point sorry. Infection risk from parasites is quite low via ingestion and even lower via skin. It’s quite low of a risk for ground vegetables and it’s why you want to rinse everything off to begin with. Non-zero but h
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by infecto 17d ago
Go back and correct your idea that consumer hardware made asics obsolete. Then we can figure out if asic or asic like devices for inference will have no advantage.
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by infecto 17d ago
This is factually wrong no? Bitcoin is asic only. The others all changed for other reasons unrelated to your thought.
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by infecto 17d ago
I live in a city too but don’t share the same problem as you in my yard! Sorry about that!
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by infecto 17d ago
Yea that is why most departments have sensible policy allowing the camera to be turned off for informants or tipsters who don’t want to be on camera. That’s how most of the camera policies are run. Always on for calls with special exception
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by infecto 18d ago
From being barefoot? I think it’s pretty low on the risk list. There is absolutely an animal hookworm but it does not have the some risk as human hookworm. Sure if you eat the poop in your backyard you might get something so that is always
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by infecto 18d ago
Sounds like a great self-selection problem.
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by infecto 18d ago
Is it though? I don’t find using stock art to be any better myself.
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by infecto 18d ago
I love them because while not perfect it’s a good way to filter out businesses that don’t have good taste.
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by infecto 18d ago
Thanks for sharing! I had missed some of the updates on unions since I looked.
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by infecto 18d ago
Are you walking on human feces a lot? Hook work was a problem because of a huge lack of sanitary conditions. Less about being barefoot. Would I walk around barefoot in my yard? Absolutely.
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by infecto 18d ago
To add. It was not that long ago that most police unions were resisting the implementation on the grounds of collective bargaining. This was 15 years ago so I guess sentiment could have changed but I would be shocked with how often you see
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by infecto 18d ago
Interesting. I for one wish cameras rolled constantly in cars and on body. I would think it should improve outcomes for everyone abiding by the law. I just don’t know in the US how much local police appreciate wearing them. I go back to the
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by infecto 18d ago
That’s not snarky. I am asking for evidence based on the original comment that police like wearing comments. My own anecdotes differ but they are of course anecdotes. Asking for citations is neither snarky nor worth of posting a rules link.
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by infecto 18d ago
So no citations then? We can definitely come up with idea though like you have. Again not trying to poke hard here but you shared a datapoint and I am curious if there is data that backs it up.
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by infecto 18d ago
So no citations?
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by infecto 18d ago
Where do we get this anecdote that US police like wearing cameras? I have no opinion but am curious if that is true. My own anecdote is the number of times we see police cover or prevent recording when they have discussions with surrounding
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by infecto 18d ago
I would love to have codex plugins into libreoffice like m365 office. The issue with M365 and MSFTs implementation is they did clipping all over again. They force you in the most useless ways.
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by infecto 18d ago
This is a sensible type of prepping. Prep for the things you will most likely face and some outliers within your geography. I myself could never understand the years worth of food types of folks. If things breakdown that much I don’t know m
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by infecto 22d ago
Is it really a problem though?
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by infecto 22d ago
Ouch I just woke thought about that. Not going to be a good time for a lot of folks.
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by infecto 23d ago
Why is that a pipe dream? It’s BTM for at least one of the sites you are talking about. The only constraint, which is real, is availability of turbines but other than a delayed timeline i am not sure what’s a pipe dream.
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by infecto 23d ago
Not sure what you are trying to say? Yes past performance of investments is no guarantee of future results. It’s a pretty good gauge among other factors for measuring risk in insurance though. Imperfect yes but pretty darn good. Going back
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by infecto 23d ago
Agree and I cannot help but think we in the US always digs this hole. I wish at the federal level we required citizens buying into health insurance with a very generous sliding scale for those at lower incomes. It reminds me of medicaid&#x2
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by infecto 23d ago
Of course, that’s how insurance works. My point was there is no calculating needed. You know the risk for each doctor by their malpractice premium.
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by infecto 23d ago
I was wondering the same thing. I see the difference in my primary care doctor who does not take insurance. So much less overhead, same salary, and better patient outcomes. There is a multiplier effect, as you add people at some point you m

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