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AI;WR
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Marshall McLuhan: I heard what you were saying! You know nothing of my work! You mean my whole fallacy is wrong. How you got to teach a course in anything is totally amazing! Alvy Singer: Boy, if life were only like this!
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> electrical shower-head Is that for electrically heated water? I know that in the US on-demand electric water heater uses an enormous amount of electricity, like 100 amps.
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I remember being in tokyo and navigating using the phone was always broken coming out of the subway. The blue dot would be on the wrong side of the street, or going the wrong direction. We would go towards something, only to have to backt
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Can you block mozilla? I've never been able to block their phone-home stuff using about:config wrt the native adblocker, I like the idea, but I suspect that companies will now be unified in code targeting the adblocker (or the entire b
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Wonder how hard it would be to add ifconfig cellular-modem down in the tesla boot sequence
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too much customer preference data that customers don't prefer
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Makes me think of the Joe Colla Interchange (it eventaully went somewhere): https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joe_Colla_Interchange or maybe the alaska bridge to nowhere (that never went at all): https://en.wiki
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Are there any CEOs people do trust? (I wonder how it compares if someone made a list of politicians) this seems to be the list: 65% Microsoft CEO Satya Nadella 70% Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg 70% Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang 70% OpenAI CE
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This is what tape reminds me of: https://duckduckgo.com/?q=maxell+blown+away+guy&iar=images
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I see this pattern in a lot of things. - people who preach against PV solar... while people I actually know broke even 10 or more years ago and have been happily getting "free power" for a lot of their needs - people who preach ag
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Robots That Walk and Talk Are Coming to Car Factories(nytimes.com)
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but he explained his reasoning and roped me back in.
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Maybe it's a way for the libraries to have more overall books/deal with crowding, if a fixed % are out.
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That sounds like a person resigned to his death. The other line sounds like a plea to others. I can't help but wonder about LLM translations... will they do it better or worse or just different? I can wonder if it might be with less b
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I'm pretty sure the "temu-fication" of software happened in 2007 when the iphone came out. Software used to cost $39.99 or $199.99 or more. then the app store. ...and small crappy phone apps drove quality software away from 9
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the Temple Grandin bit refers to her experience with animals: https://www.grandin.com/references/thinking.animals.html random example of the kinds of things she's good at: https://www.grandin.com/d
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Lots of time I don't want to hear the live version from the artists themselves.
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relevant (and fun!) xkcd: https://xkcd.com/3266/ (xkcd seems to say deepwater horizon is deeper on an absolute scale)
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> distribution costs stemming form wildfire risks They have a wildfire risk solution, they just cut power like a GFCI. This is cheap.
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tip breaks the sound barrier? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whipcracking
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I didn't know who that was, and read the article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alex_Honnold andthen down at the bottom it said this: Honnold met Sanni McCandless at a book signing in November 2015 is this
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looks like the idea comes up all the time... https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Letter_of_marque#21st-century_...
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On the other hand, they kept on crippling the mac pro's pcie capabilities. I think the only thing you might put in one of the slots would be nvme cards. I thought there were no graphics cards anymore after arm.
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whereismycrush.com whereisthatguywhocutmeoff.com whereistheopposingteambus.com whereismyassholebrotherabel.com whereisthepolice.com
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I just think of easter island deforestation, endangered species poaching, container ships and bunker fuel, and setting the oil wells on fire in kuwait. I've read though that if we raise the standard of living of a population, they poll
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I think the vent temperature is the outlet temperature. So on a 102 degree day, for 72 degrees indoors, you might need 52 degree vent temperature. In phoenix - just go to work and come home after dark.
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this is when you start thinking... well if a 40mm fan is jet-engine-loud, and an 80mm fan is just leaf-blower loud, and 140mm still spins too fast... maybe I can use a box fan, cardboard, duct tape... (personally, I have wondered why people
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just don't go full-on chris mccandless EDIT: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chris_McCandless https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Into_the_Wild_(film)
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It seems the Air Conditioner outlet temperature should be 15-20 degrees F cooler than the indoor temperature. So to keep your home at 70, you need exit temperature to be 50-55F. seems like it might be lower or higher, depending on humidity.

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