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koolk3ychain
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6y ago
Interesting, thanks for your comment. I just did some further digging and it looks like the fuel is essentially a puck of metal alloy and radioactive material. Nuclear chemistry is so cool!
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IMO it seemed like in 2019/2020 with the advent of "consumer banking apps" that what the once "groundbreaking" features Simple provided had basically become commonplace. Or because of other banks at least half impl
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I assume they're not worried about the fissile material being used in a dirty bomb?
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Wow, FastAPI looks like a very cool framework. I guess I was moreso curious in how one would take a model that works in a Jupyter notebook and restructure it to be callable / have a self re-training data pool of images that were submi
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6y ago
Anyone have recommendations for examples of deploying a basic ML image classifier as a restful api? or examples of a multi-attribute image classifier?
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When hospitals reach critical levels of occupancy or patients that are "near death" the option of a terminal morphine drip is more common than you'd think. However, I feel it's important to mention that anyone who want
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A good friend of mine had the experience of nearly dying after a mobile ventilator in an ambulance failed after he was involved in a serious car accident. It was later found that the ambulance operator was using devices that hadn't be
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This is interesting, however, if I had covid and knew I was going to soon be on a ventilator. I'd much rather overdose on morphine or kill myself than rely on a raspberry pi based ventilator.
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6y ago
Laughing or belittling the subject of your "journalism" isn't exactly upstanding conduct?
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Whether or not you like Musk is beside the point, but this clip of Elon's comments on twitter and his SEC suit makes it clear that the journalistic integrity of 60 Minutes is lackluster at best and that Leslie Stahl couldn't be mo
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6y ago
Do you guys just share browser cookies or transfer accounts in full? I briefly started researching how to build a password manager that would allow seamless account "sharing" by transmitting and copying session tokens between &qu
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East coast finance bros are very bullish on the "energy boosting qualities" of near IR red led therapy. It's hilarious since someone figured out how to re-brand grow lights and sell them to finance bros for $1300. Mad props
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I usually disagree with flick of the wrist legislation from CA but this is a win! Unfortunately, this will likely just lead to google and these delivery apps actively suppressing search / SEO for restaurants that refuse to use their p
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Get one of these https://www.solianiemc.com/en/cp/shielded-tent/ . Otherwise, assume basically all software and hardware is vulnerable for a price if it's anywhere near anything that can connect to a wi
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I've considered hiring a front-end designer / programmer. To be frank, hiring a designer and then applying my halfwit front-end skills seems like a waste of $3-4k - if anyone has a better way to go about solving this with reputab
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I could not agree more. Findings like this in regards to first party content on the internet, in other words content written deliberately for consumption or gain of some kind - will always essentially trend toward a surface level and /
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Awesome to see someone actually using Flurly!
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Haha, this is true. I'll add that where I was working S-team members were showing up weekly, in other words the writing was on the wall that org level things were not going well. I mostly meant "oranges" as a random word
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A little over a year. I also got to work on some really cool leading edge tech, but god did the culture and environment suck. I'd give back $20k to take that time back.
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Tbh, now that I'm in my late twenties I honestly think I better understand now - how to really focus, challenge myself and how I really learn things. If I had the time or money I would re-do my degree in a heartbeat. Math is someth
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I've had a few psych's, some monumental in helping me discover I have ADHD and happen to be slightly on the autism scale. As someone who's struggled with an odd family history, I'm glad therapy has helped you enjoy life
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Quitting my job at Amazon, only second to going on the record and explaining to my boss that the reason I quit was "oranges" - I did this because I knew my boss would be reprimanded and asked by HR / mgmt "why did your e
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I do the same thing! I just have a wall I leave bare since I don't really like cluttering all my walls with framed things and art.
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This is the kind of bleeding edge device I wish a service like Drop (formerly MassDrop) would pick up. If anyone is interested I'd definitely be interested in facilitating a group buy for this device!
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I just bought a projector. It solves so many issues - first of all it's dumb as fuck (zero "smart" features), two I can only use it once it's dark out and three I always unplug all the cables so if I want to relax I hav
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Fast charging is also arguably the least environmentally concious way to charge any electric vehicle. A) fast charging causes battery degradation at least 3-5x as fast as charging at or below the nominal "C" rating of a given ce
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Improvements like this I believe, show how much science Elon Musk doesn't understand or is willing to acknowledge. Sure, I'm a fan of the Musk, however advancements like this show his hydrogen FUD is really just a marketing ploy
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Politics aside, laws and mandates only work if people actually abide by them. As soon as a populous stops caring what their "leaders" say or what police will do neither police or politicians really have any power. It also doesn&
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I'm definitely bad at most forms of relationships and most of my friends don't really care about me.
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I'm turning 27 soon and honestly I'm feeling this sneaking up on me. I'm not sure if I'm afraid I'm not improving fast enough or that I don't have the drive to be a founder. Previously, I've basically on
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