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ndileas
2y ago
One of those things is not like the others?
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ndileas
2y ago
Gar son, jay nay pal a crooton pan? Smoosh?
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ndileas
2y ago
"Size" might be as simple as radar cross section. Not necessarily a good thing for us squishy blobs.
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ndileas
2y ago
You brought your own croutons and pan to a fancy restaurant?? Bold.
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ndileas
2y ago
That's not ideal, but.... If you want more safety, you should want ford to do stuff like this. From the way it was phrased, I was imagining they added extra bars only to the actual cars sent for testing. This is them following the ince
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ndileas
2y ago
The alchemists are still with us, more powerful then they ever could have imagined.
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ndileas
2y ago
Something something a different enough value function is indistinguishable from malice. More seriously, like the old adage about everyone being the hero of their own story, all parents think they have their children's best interests at
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ndileas
2y ago
Games/graphics are one of those domains with a lot of jargon for sure. If you don't want to be a wizard you can just mess with it and see what happens. I like how dolphin approaches this with extensive tooltips in the settings, bu
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2y ago
That's an aesthetic / scene preference (that I happen to agree with). The content is the most important part -- you can find this kind of curiosity and knowledge seeking all over the place. It'll probably even stay readable o
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2y ago
I was nodding along with your post until you brought out your numbers (I agree fully with the broader point). For me, any car above 15k or so is very expensive - I've always bought used and drove them into the ground. I'd love an
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2y ago
I am going to say something straightforward and possibly hurtful. I mean it seriously and respectfully. Just because you have been damaged emotionally, does not invalidate other people's emotions. They are quite possibly feeling the lo
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2y ago
I don't think this would be a successful product in that space. Professional and many dedicated amateur mechanics have lifts, they're not lying on their backs. Even if they were, space is at a premium and this is a really fun and
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2y ago
I think reasonable people can disagree on this. Fruit of the poisoned tree doctrines eliminate bad incentives for law enforcement to commit crimes in their investigations. But when doctrines such as this cause the guilty to go free, it erod
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2y ago
You're right about the linearity being flawed, but I think there's an important and rescuable construct there. Humans do have ranges of illumination where we can easily accomplish certain classes of tasks - very few want to tat la
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2y ago
Yes, definitely. This case seems like it really hinges on the particular officer who should lose his commission and be individually held liable. In the general case however, I'm not sure they should have the powers that the statute imp
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ndileas
2y ago
I'm genuinely curious what you meant! I can totally understand those who say schools are like prisons. I've never encountered the inversion of that idea.
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ndileas
2y ago
This is an interesting tidbit about llms, and I think it's widely applicable to knowledge search whether it's llm driven or not. The more you know, the faster you can tell if a source has anything new to tell you, etc. But I was i
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2y ago
I don't mean to disparage this particular instance at all, as it seems pretty great. But I wonder if the rise of llms is going to make scams that sounds a lot like this much easier in the future. I think at the moment it's hard to
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2y ago
They're designed to isolate and control everyone outside of them in order to keep the children inside safe? That is certainly an opinion.
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2y ago
I wouldn't state that unequivocally. I think for many people, homelessness (really, the pain, shame, and indignity associated with it) is worse than a "glorious" or meaningful death. Certainly, many people's actions show
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ndileas
2y ago
you can pack your mouth with cotton balls before going to sleep! very effective at producing a dry mouth.
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ndileas
2y ago
You say used like it's a slur. There are many fairly high quality bikes to be had used for a reasonable price in most areas of the us. With a few tools and a can-do attitude, you can make almost any bike fit for use. My current daily
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2y ago
personally I prefer wheat.
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ndileas
2y ago
Have you considered not living in such an environment of fear? I have no idea of your circumstances, but this is something I see in my local relatives all the time. They buy ring cams and security systems, scrutinize nextdoor, etc. In reali
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2y ago
Lots of people already do, in essence.
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2y ago
In that case (fascinating reading!), the person used far too cold of a solution, applied it for too long, and in consequence suffered a really bad injury, possibly compounded because she didn't seek treatment for 2 and a half weeks. Al
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2y ago
On first read, I was wondering why on earth did they not use a train? I looked it up and found this from a primary source: > The principal objectives of the expedition were to servicetest the special-purpose vehicles developed for use in