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What Repeat Covid Infections Do to Your Body, According to Science
(self.com)
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General purpose means you’re trying to meet general purposes not every specialised purpose
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Do you take any vaccines?
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> AMD sold Sony some $3.776 billion worth of chips for PlayStation 5 game consoles in 2022, which accounted for 16% of the company's revenue for the year https://www.tomshardware.com/news/sony-becomes-largest-cu
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I’d guess Sony using FreeBSD and AMD in PlayStation would be a big part of it. That partnership is worth billions
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I think it’s certainly doable and sustainable. Pitfalls you’re not considering: Maintaining it. It will have an ongoing cost of keep things running, secure, up to date. This will get bigger and bigger as the project becomes more integral.
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There’s definitely money to be made in angering people to get clicks but who’s to say these media outlets are not involved with state actors or others who have nefarious aims.
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Maybe the kid likes to learn about computers and there’s enough time to do both.
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I always thought that name was strange but I never thought to look it up. Stats books are so dry, they don’t have the inclination to share these kinds of stories.
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I asked our doctor about immunotherapy and she urged against it saying it was lots of trips each week, risky, unlikely to work and the benefits were limited.
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I cant help thinking that they had the solution in digital identity and then went out to look for politically acceptable problems.
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ChatGPT is just a tool. If ChatGPT was used to craft the response to make it more polite or make the reply more professional then the intentions were sincere and the use was appropriate. If it was used to produce a quick and generic respons
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I agree apart from htmx recreating mvc, I don’t think mvc can do what htmx does but you can certainly add htmx into your mvc or razor pages
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On the payback period, that’s probably just outlay divided by energy savings. I’m sure you’d get more enjoyment from a more comfortable house and the next owner will appreciate the modernisation too so those need to be factored into the inv
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Are you low on storage?
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I was disappointed by the lack of a radar chart
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The more complex stuff like graph traversal, topological sort has come up in just a couple of scenarios with scheduling. I actually had to implement my own topological sort one time. Caching and memoization is helpful and that’s more freque
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Is that not like the Bing app and the Google app which have mini apps inside
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Given the heavy reliance on oil and gas income, the Texas schools fund should aim to reduce exposure to oil and gas risks, due to market changes, regulations, and renewable energy trends etc solely from an investment strategy perspective.
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I’ve been in situations like this as one of the existing employees. It is beyond irritating. Eventually there’s a presentation or meeting where the new person declares there is no documentation, or formal process or they’ve spoken to a form
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Nope it was a critique of how could a person, even a brilliant person, on their own, in their spare time, become the most knowledgeable entity on these very important matters. Matters that have wall to wall coverage on the news, not just in
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Maybe the bar is just set super low? The guy started following US politics in 2020 and now he’s a savant. And isn’t this just normal twitter use? I know I’ve woken up and entered a debate on Twitter and then misspent a morning researching a
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You can see from the decor that no effort was made on anything. The problem here is someone trying to make a quick buck not AI itself.
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Yeah that’s what I meant by pirates and porn, the content restrictions that I don’t think the EU will mind.
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> As to the core technology fee, this is a new “junk” fee, which will disproportionately affect those app developers that have limited revenues, but whose apps are widely downloaded. What kinds of free app developer is he talking about h
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He starts by comparing a desktop cpu to a laptop cpu, and a desktop cpu that can turbo up to some 250w. The Dell XPS he links to is a desktop too. I agree there is a lot of value to having a beast of a desktop. Before we all switched to lap
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Given the type of community you could arrange in-person events like networking or investor introduction events.
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3.9g of protein per 100g according to the graphical abstract https://www.cell.com/matter/fulltext/S2590-2385%2824%2900016...
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> Memory is organized around specific events or episodes, such as attending a lecture or having a family meal, rather than being a continuous stream interrupted by sleep. For some reason that sentence really irked the critical thinker in
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If you read the website about the DMA they are talking about business independence, user control, transparency, access and interoperability. There is no mention of fees - so a reasonable fee doesn’t look like it would cause issues. https:&
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