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jt2190
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> Hasn't the DoD also maintained the line that there are no US forces in Syria for years too? If that’s true, they might want to stop publishing press releases about their actions in Syria. “CENCOM Destroys Threatening Weapons Syste
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> If you get bitten… Nit: If you get exposed to the infected animal’s saliva. [1] This does not need to be a bite. > People can get rabies if they have contact with the saliva or neural tissue of an infected animal… [2] [1] “Canadia
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Yes I would think that it would be difficult to distinguish between brain activity caused by learning a subject and brain activity caused by learning to write cursive.
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> I find [Pink Lady to be] the most flavorful of the commonly available apples, but I find they sit heavy in my stomach in a way that homegrown or farmer's market apples don't. I believe this is to do with the fact that apples
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I feel like “gated community” is closer in meaning than “suburb”, in the contemporary U.S. at least. > [Samuel Brooks] bought 60 acres of land[,] surrounding it with a high wall (parts of which can still be seen on Upper Chorlton Road).
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Ok so as I understand it the flow was something like: 1. Individuals deposited to Yotta 2. Yotta sent deposited funds to Evolve Bank via Synapse 3. Evolve Bank received "lump" deposits with no record of whose money was whose So so
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Yeah and I seriously question what feels like “I couldn’t find anything about this in Google therefore nobody knows anything about this”. [1] I worked in a specialized reference library for a while and it was very eye-opening to see univers
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Can you elaborate? In the U.S. you place an order and are quoted a price which you pay (typically with a credit card) before your order is sent for delivery. Receiving a call from the delivery driver about paying in cash would feel like a
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> The promise of EdTech was that kids could learn where they are. This is only truly possible if we trust educators enough to allow them to use a different approach with a child. The system we have has leaned heavily toward “trust nothin
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> Citing national security concerns, the federal government has ordered TikTok to shutter its Canadian operations — but [Canadian] users will still be able to access the popular video app.
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> even on a VERY good connection, RTT on the network is going to exceed your frame latency for a computer sitting in front of you (before we even get into the latency of the actual frame rendering of that remote computer). There's j
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I’m not sure we should leap from: > I have seen several attempts to move dev environments to a remote host. They invariably suck. To “therefore they will always suck and have no benefits and nobody should ever use them ever”. Apologies
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The whole article is about whether a “dentist” is qualified to place implants by performing oral surgery. [1] The coloquial term “dentist” does not actually carry information about what procedures an individual is qualified to perform. Try
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Negatives: I just played a round against a computer opponent. I’m still not sure if my player was on the left or the right side, I guess my health was on the bottom because when that went to zero the game was over. I’m also not sure if I ne
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Find out if dentists are trained and licensed the same way in your wife’s home country as they are in the U.S.
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> any lacking maintenance and proper cleaning, especially if there has been a power outage will turn the the machine into a rapid incubator for bacteria that will make you ill. Yes, the correct frame of reference here is “how can we scal
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It would help a lot if you would clarify what you mean by “service object”. In my experience a single method on a service object would define a transaction. Is that what you mean by “service object”?
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Wild Bumblebees are not commercial honey bees.
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The white paper has all the details https://whitepaper.world.org/
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Founders will be managing (perhaps future) senior executives, not junior managers. Senior execs are given a lot of leeway (budgets, staff, goal setting) and will have massive impact on the “shape” of the business overall. As such they are
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https://wasmer.io/ https://wasmcloud.com/ https://wasmtime.dev/
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The thing to keep in mind is that the WebAssembly sandbox model means that in theory the program (SqlLite in this case) can run wherever it makes sense to run it. That might mean running it locally or it might mean running on a central serv
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> Been like that for a long time. Since before Uber/Lyft?
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Open Source licenses are probably too easy to adopt thoughtlessly, without the creator deeply thinking about what goals they want long-term, what achieving those goals is worth to them in actual dollars. The creator should at minimum know t
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> LLMs feed on content and data scraped from web pages... Not exclusively, no. As we march forward I'd expect: - the number of web pages generated by AI will outpace the number generated by humans, probably on the order of a few mag
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That won’t matter because AI changes the market from a “speculative, broad-appeal” content model to an “on-demand individually tailored” one. Consumers will stop searching for something sorta like they wanted and start asking for exactly wh
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If you know today that 5% of your projects have an “infinite downside” (i.e. an “unknown amount of time and resources”) you need to fix your contract to cap that to a reasonable amount.
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> Support though is usually based on time and issues that the customer brings to you. You’ve just identified a risk to your contracting business: Under these (unclear) terms the customer can dictate an infinite amount of support hours fo
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Edit: removed repost of article text. I did not pay attention that this was hosted on substack so I reposted the text here when I got a load time of greater than one minute.
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> Use of LLMs hinders learning of web development. I’m sure this is true today, but over time I think this will become less true. Additionally, LLMs will significantly reduce the need for individual humans to use a web browser to view
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