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People get tossed out of their seats every other episode in star trek. I'm sure I've seen multiple "medical team to the bridge"s due to someone getting knocked loose by the ship shaking and hitting their head on a conso
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maweaver
3y ago
Except the value isn't saved anywhere, it's just added to the total. And running again would give a new value.
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3y ago
> Moral of the story: even insane-looking problems are sometimes real. To me the moral of the story (and my experience) is: user's problems are usually real, but don't trust their ability to diagnose the actual cause.
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maweaver
3y ago
By "Humans", I assume you mean something like "adult humans, well-educated in the relevant fields". Otherwise, most of these responses look like they would easily beat most humans.
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3y ago
And also scuba ("underwater"), laser ("amplification"), etc
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3y ago
I think it's pretty clear from context what happened... his son was in a car accident where he hit a bull with the car, the bull died, the car was damaged, and the son is fine. Yeah it's not a James Bond movie plot but I think th
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3y ago
Everyone thinks of flooding in Florida, but the real risk is wind. When a hurricane hits, a relatively small area is subject to flooding. But huge swaths of the state are hit with high sustained winds. If the winds compromise the roof an
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3y ago
But why? I could understand from a treatment perspective the type of animal mattering (but even then initial vs subsequent encounters?). From a billing perspective, wouldn't it make sense to have animal bite exam fee, with possible a
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3y ago
So the point is that content moderators will inevitably encounter ambiguous situations where they must use context to make a judgment call? And that no matter what call they make, there will be some people who believe it is the wrong one?
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3y ago
> This is a fallacy. Infinity does not contain all possibilities. From the link: One of the properties that π is conjectured to have is that it is normal, which is to say that its digits are all distributed evenly, with the implication t
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3y ago
Well the item most clearly fitting that definition would be this: In other cases, minors are coerced into producing illicit sexual content, known as sextortion, with a dramatic increase in cases reported by the FBI in the past year.
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3y ago
One of the main legal benefits of marriage is being able to be financially dependent on someone else in a secure way. If one spouse decides to put their career on hold (or never begin one in the first place) while the other one works, they
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4y ago
https://www.overleaf.com/read/fhvjbjbhzmgr
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4y ago
> I'm not sure why anyone would use checks in an emergency though, I'm surprised BB&B even still accepts checks. I was taught to carry one for emergencies. If your credit card gets frozen/lost/stolen/hits it
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4y ago
Which should be no surprise, as people have been grappling with these ideas for centuries, and we still don't have any definitive idea of what consciousness/sentience truly is. What I find interesting is that at one point the Tur
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I don't know if they would trade places with men, but it's definitely not a fun experience for them either. There seems to be a large group of men out there who are, not to put too fine a point on it, "single for a reason&qu
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4y ago
Can anyone explain to me how "Ignore previous directions" works? It's like a meta-command, right? Like there's some state stored somewhere, and this is clearing the state and going back to a clean slate? Surely someth
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4y ago
> We don’t have a system that effectively updates their knowledge or keeps them in the loop for cutting-edge research That's not true... generally, in order to practice doctors must be licensed, and in order to keep their license th
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4y ago
I just want to plus one this anecdote. I had a traumatic experience that led to my getting stuck in a very bad mental state. It became a cycle, where I didn't have the energy or willpower to do the things that could possibly have pul
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4y ago
I am have found that since I started working from home due to covid, a neat house is much more important to me. It makes me anxious being in a house all day that is a mess. And I have become the one who bugs my wife to please pick up afte
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5y ago
But you're looking at "chess players with a lichess rating", not all chess players. Chess in particular has a ton of people who only play very occasionally, can barely remember the rules, and move the pieces semi-randomly ra
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5y ago
My doctor told me I was too old for it. I went to CVS instead and got it for free, zero questions asked.
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I find that hard to believe. 200 years ago was the early 1800s. We have hardly "forgotten everything" about Beethoven, Dickens, the abolitionist movement, the war of 1812, etc. I can almost guarantee in another 200 years, the c
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5y ago
It seems to me that aliens as an explanation for UFO sightings is inherently contradictory. If you assume they came and are attempting stealth, then they've done a terrible job of what should have been a trivial task. Assuming they ha
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15y ago
> you could try using the Google Profanity API to avoid displaying ads on pages that contain profanities I assume that must be a requirement of some ad networks
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> "we put warm bodies in seats and charge you tens of millions for it". Are there any defense contractors this doesn't apply to? > If it weren't for the ol'govt'boys network and for all the nepotism and favoritism, there would be a
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15y ago
I use trash-cli ( http://code.google.com/p/trash-cli/ ) on Linux, it is in Python so it shouldn't be too hard to get running on OS X (although I guess you might have to modify the location of the trash folder)
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I think this would be very interesting to see. I know there is Plan 9 from User Space that could provide cat, ls, grep, sed, etc, although the parameters are different so most scripts would probably break. Someone mentioned Clang as an al
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> ifconfig is deprecated Deprecated by whom? Is there any source on this? Nothing is mentioned in the man page, and googling for it turns up a wikipedia article with a [citation needed], a reddit discussion from today linking to wikip
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16y ago
You did the 2720QM instead of the 2620M he specified, and added a few extras (windows ultimate, 750gb hdd, etc). What he claimed is almost true, except he missed that the $1050 model's display is not 1920x1080, you have to pay an extra $15
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