mrWiz

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by mrWiz 3y ago
The comment you're responding to doesn't say anything about "all" sex workers, nor even "most". Just "many", the same as you say in your post.
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by mrWiz 3y ago
This method reduces testing burden by eliminating the combination of an old OS with new app. They might also see it as an incentive - perhaps new app features act as driver for OS adoption.
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by mrWiz 3y ago
Do you think that /all/ streaming would be pushed to Apple+? What if some people simply reduced the amount they streamed over the cell link?
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by mrWiz 3y ago
I’ve also had good results from reporting CAN-SPAM violations, or just threatening to. When I get marketing emails without a working unsubscribe link I send a message to customer support saying that I’ll report each subsequent email I get a
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by mrWiz 3y ago
NYT did mention it the other day, as a side note to this story about allegations of misconduct by a physicist who has studied superconductors. https://www.nytimes.com/2023/07/26/science/ranga-dias-retrac.
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by mrWiz 3y ago
I hadn't seen that, thanks for the link.
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by mrWiz 3y ago
I haven't run into that, but maybe that's just because I haven't tried anything too complex yet.
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by mrWiz 3y ago
I really like using Mermaid to create state diagrams. I'd been looking for a tool like it for quite some time, and I think it slipped under my radar because it's more focused on sequence / flow diagrams and doesn't hype
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by mrWiz 3y ago
On one hand I know that the facts don't matter and Gateway Pundit only needs to focus on the conclusion, not the evidence. On the other hand, I'm still befuddled by "stories" like this, which are obviously and immediatel
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by mrWiz 3y ago
The implication is that these ballots were then counted in the swing states and added to their results rather than NY's. How would this even work? Each state has different ballots which reflect the races in that state and municipality.
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by mrWiz 3y ago
A while back we had a skunkworks project that needed to pass CISPR 11 but also had ~0 budget. Initial testing in a rented chamber revealed a grossly-failing amount of energy emitted that had a clear peak but covered a fair bit of spectrum.
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by mrWiz 3y ago
Thanks for the recommendation! NanaZip solves a problem that I have had with Explorer integration in 7zip. 7zip's right click menu does not appear for files that are synced on OneDrive but not downloaded to the local machine. NanaZip h
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by mrWiz 3y ago
The planes used for long flights typically have power outlets, in my experience. Trains too but my experience is more limited there.
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by mrWiz 3y ago
I think you reversed the units; a smidgen is 2.5 skoshes
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by mrWiz 3y ago
100,000 tracks seems like an awfully low estimate, how did you arrive at that number? Just as a spot check, I've liked ~6500 individual tracks, and it would be very surprising if that represented 6% of their total catalog - I'd ex
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I certainly assumed that its catalog was very similar, if not identical.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Yeah, that's the appeal. Occasional combustion (though less frequent now than in the past, I think) is the drawback.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
For context, Tokyo's population density is 6158/km^2
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Floyd had traces of fentanyl and meth in his blood and had used them in the last several days. He did not have enough to be "on" them at the time of death.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I think that rephrasing > I don't even see gold as having intrinsic value; it only has value because we agreed to consider it valuable. to something like > Gold's value in financial backing outstrips its intrinsic value woul
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by mrWiz 4y ago
> I know. This was an odd statement to make, then: > I don't even see gold as having intrinsic value; it only has value because we agreed to consider it valuable. > But I hope you're aware of gold's role as financial
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Slight pedantry here, but gold is very useful in electronics, medicine, and science. It has intrinsic value beyond its aesthetic appeal.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
The mechanism used here is that high voltage causes cells to open channels through the cell wall, letting good cell stuff out and bad stuff in. Do it enough and the cell will die. I'm no biologist but I don't know of a similar mag
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by mrWiz 4y ago
The 4 bit quantization performs well, though. Does your 1 bit version?
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by mrWiz 4y ago
I'm skeptical when this kind of language is used, particularly in the media. It feels like they're trying to drum up outrage by intentionally phrasing such that the public understanding differs from the technical meaning. I'm
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Thank you for sharing your sandwiches! Both of the links in your posts are for the milanesa, though
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Firearm manufacturers have a financial motivation to promote 2A rights. Who would have a financial motivation for 4A?
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by mrWiz 4y ago
Yes, to an extent. Commuting adds friction to working there, and if it becomes too much of a burden then people are likely to relocate. And in this specific case (head chef at a popular bar) living in the neighborhood allows him to keep abr
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by mrWiz 4y ago
>Why? Because if they leave then they will no longer contribute to the area's desirable reputation.
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by mrWiz 4y ago
ICs can absolutely be used in electromechanical systems. Controlling motors, fans, or solenoids are a few examples. Force feedback in a joystick doesn't strike me as "mechanical" enough to count as "electromechanical&quo

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