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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/2743184/
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
This is very nice. The UI could use some polish. Having to drag everything is kind of annoying. I would like to have double clicked as an action to add automations to agents as well. The design is nice, but could use some work on smaller in
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
You can really notice this when under the influence of salvia divinorum.
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
https://news.stanford.edu/2020/10/22/future-vr-employ-new-ul...
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
Amazing? As whomever made it would have likely created an incredibly powerful generally useful tool. That would be much more exciting than probabilistically distinguishing layers of ink in soot.
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People are typically talking about pathogenic E. Coli when they talk about E. Coli in reference to food safety. I don't think that makes them wrong. Also, there are over 700 identified serotypes . https://en.wikipedia.org&#
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
control structures? actual expressions? I am not arguing for using sass, et al, but CSS preprocessors still have their place for those who wish to utilize them.
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why? everyone who has ever existed long enough gets old. even if they "cured" aging, it is likely you'd still get old. also, if someone found the fountain of youth, what makes you think they'd allow you to drink from it?
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
> Also, CE ratings apply to finished products - they don't make sense for individual parts. UL and CE guidelines definitely apply to things like relays, bulbs, wire, etc.
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
> you are building something new which will handle mains voltage, using the cheapest parts you can find on AliExpress This seems like an invented argument. Many relays you find on amazon and similar marketplaces are CE or likewise rated.
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
beh. these aren't high voltage transformers or anything. you can buy diy "mains voltage" equipment at any hardware store. no one is shouting from the rafters "you REALLY shouldn't buy that!"
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by newzisforsukas 3y ago
What about fluoridated toothpaste? Mouth rinses? If there is clear indication that it causes neurological harm, why is it in so many things?
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https://blog.mozilla.org/en/mozilla/mozilla-brings-microsoft...
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Ah yes, 1907 a time of great monetary equity
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> Tried it. It's still quite limited, not comparable to gpt. Google does fall far behind. in what ways?
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> The truth is that almost all papers published across almost all fields cannot be replicated, full stop. And yet we still have advances in technology. I wonder how this academic nihilism matches reality?
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They are only trialing this on quadriplegic patients with very specific situations. https://neuralink.com/pdfs/PRIME-Study-Brochure.pdf