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I wanted to try this in the image playground, but I was told I have to add a payment method. When adding this, I was told I would also have to pay a minimum of $5. Did this. Then when trying to generate an image, I was told I would have to
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If they can control the angle of each leg with enough precision, that might be enough to compensate for (slightly) uneven terrain. I understand that the recently successful Blue Ghost has sensors to detect suitability of the landing spot, a
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(1) I am wary that the Pentagon aims to make the world safer, at least in the sense of the word that most regular people share, (2) I particularly dislike the Pentagon meddling in secret social science undertakings to pursue those goals, (3
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If you're alluding to immigration, this cannot be blamed for vandalism and littering. Other kinds of crime, arguably, but not those, there are plenty of middle class shitheads who will happily do their part.
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>I do the same for fats. The way I look at it, I want to maximize the "enjoyment per kcalorie". :) We are increasingly moving away from looking at fat as an indulgence, towards understanding it as an essential nutrient, with a
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Progress indicator spins forever. Console: webgpu-sponza-demo/:1 No available adapters. index-BeB41sTJ.js:2288 Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: Cannot read properties of null (reading 'requestDevice') at yn.initi
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They keep lowering the standards for acceptance into the military, because young people are becoming less and less fit. Just one link out of many (this is well known): https://www.military.com/daily-news/2022/09&#x
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The refined sugar you buy in the store ('table sugar') is clarified with phosphoric acid and bleached using a number of other chemicals. In addition to this, it goes though a number of other industrial processing steps that you wo
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The refined sugar you buy in the store ('table sugar') is clarified with phosphoric acid and bleached using a number of other chemicals. In addition to this, it goes though a number of other industrial processing steps that you wo
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Refined sugar is extremely concentrated compared to the natural sources. You need like 50 kilos of sugar cane to produce one kilo of refined sugar, and through multiple steps of heavy industrial processes. You could make a case for honey, b
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You can process wheat into flour at home. You cannot process sugar cane into table sugar without an industrial plant.
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Fasting increases growth hormone release (dramatically, in the case of extended fasting), which counters muscle loss. Does this happen with GLP-1?
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> “The size of the Lego blocks that Copilot on AI can generate has grown [...] It certainly cannot write a whole GitHub or a whole Facebook, but the size of the building blocks will increase” Um, that would make it less capable, not
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There was a concept of treating women with respect.
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The tone of the article is for some reason very dismissive and derisive of alternatives to plain dental hygiene. As you point out, if a simple supplement in the form of harmless bacteria could improve caries reduction by even a small amount
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It's incredibly good - bravo. Only thing missing for this to be immediately useful for content creation, is more variety in voices, or ideally somehow specifying a template sound clip to imitate.
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It's largely second generation immigrants (yes, mostly from Africa and the Middle East, since that's where most immigration - in the shape of refugees - comes from). And take it from someone who actually lives in the area (as oppo
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I share your befuddlement. Eclipse is good and overall better than even paid proprietary IntelliJ. I think there is a lot of bandwagon jumping, especially with newish devs.
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If only there was a technology that understood unstructured natural language really well.
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That is the general experience, I think. I did pretty strict keto for 2.5 years. Been off it for about a year now, while many of the habits stick (I eat next to zero added sugar, and generally low carb, less processed food, etc.). I got rid
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I love the change history comments. They show a high level of attention to detail and craftsmanship, at a time long before source control tools made this kind of thing obvious (and honestly, even after CVS/SVN/Git it still wasn&#x
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El Salvador taps 'volcano power' to mine $29M in Bitcoin
(rechargenews.com)
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That seems obvious, but then I considered for a moment how many (in-person) relationships are based on lies, illusions, and misunderstandings about the other person - often not discovered until years into the relationship. With AI, at least
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> Elon Musk twitted about moderation being censorship And instead, X has implemented hellbanning, where nobody outside X knows who is being censored and why. People just slowly figure out that, actually, no one sees their posts. At least
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3y ago
Pretty good forward vision, better than I would have expected. Usuallly (non-predatory) birds turn their head to examine things. Maybe a curved screen would be one idea for better parrot UI.
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You can write write code outside of methods in a Java class, called an initializer block: class MyClass { { System.out.println("Hello World!"); } } This will run when an object of the class is instantiated.
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Because that is their stated design goal for Starship.
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Yeah, breaking up in-air during re-entry (at 65 km going by last telemetry) seems like a potential big issue to fix.
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I will only use a watch that can viably replace a phone. That basically means a small smartphone, including LTE. With this package, I don't need my phone most of the time (leave it at home, or in a bag or coat). I can make payments, ta
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LOL. I avoided downvoting the OP because it did not mention any countries, and could easily be applied to any of the great powers, including the U.S. So it stands as a neutral argument for proliferation (ignoring the later clarification).
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