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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
It's possible the author thought using "dagger" twice in two sentences sounded clunky.
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This book looks interesting, but I feel a certain (juvenile?) aversion to the advice offered in the linked excerpt. I think copyright law is a plague on cultural production, and everything has been getting progressively worse since the deat
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
The article seems to gloss over that tomatoe plants look very similar to the closely related poisonous nightshade plants. See pics [1] and [2], could you definitively differentiate between these two plants in the wild? Now consider if you r
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
Same here, I'm fairly certain that's a thing [1]. Anecdotally, I've started turning off wifi/Bluetooth in the parking lot before entering a big box store like Walmart, and it seems like I get less ads for stuff in the ai
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
Not OP, and this is about a catamaran, but it is a satisfying video about building an electric boat. https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=6BMskpsLiYA
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
I still use it in cases when a page links to a bunch of individual media files I want to download quickly and without making a complete mess of my downloads folder. Rare nowadays, but find it a lot on academic type websites. Perfect example
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
I agree with your general point, but this also appears to be an experimental, last-resort treatment. Doctors will hand out SSRIs like candy, but I highly doubt that happening for any kind of surgical intervention. I am not aware of anyone w
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
There is software like Spleeter [1] that can split songs into stems (seperate drums, vocals, rhythm, etc.) using ML. I imagine it would be possible to adapt it for this. Might even work as-is if you only needed to isolate people's voic
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
>there is a company where anyone working more than 20 hours a week got reduced pay for those extra hours. what company and in what country? that's a compelling idea, provided the pay is decent enough that one would only need to work
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
>The errant mobe was also stuffed in a bag to curb its compact conflagration. Seems like the author had fun writing this one.
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
If your cagey about whats in your pill my gut reaction is it either doesnt work or youre overcharging for it. I am average American.
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
Former Sunglass Hut employee. Maui Jims and Oakleys were, at the time, non-Luxottica brands. I told customers that Maui Jims were very high quality but I have no clue if this is true. They were exempt from my 50% employee discount though.
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
Then to reverse it, just put the page on top of a piece of yellow construction paper!
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
This seems like a step by the FAA towards a new kind of airman certification as space travel becomes more accessible. It's probably fair to call anyone who was ever airborne in a Wright brother's craft an airplane pilot, but I&#x2
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
Root required, darn. I have 2 or 3 android phones with bad screens sitting in a drawer I'd like to do something with. Unfortunately they a.) don't have USB debugging enabled and b.) don't support any sort of external display.
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
This would only work for high value items, or 'semi-fungible' goods with an easy to determine resale value (e.g. books, media, smartphones). For the latter it probably wouldn't work either. You already have things like Eco-AT
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by notjulianjaynes 5y ago
My T-480 with integrated graphics has two SODIMM sockets. My biggest complaint is there's room in the case for a 2.5" SATA drive, but no way to connect one. Wasn't aware of the battery DRM that's unfortunate.
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
Issa Asad, the CEO of this company, murdered his groundskeeper over $65 in 2014. He killed Michael Kramer by running over him with his Mercedes. [1] For this he paid a $225 fine and was sentenced to 1 year probation. [2] Here is evidence of
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
It already is a selling point used by many companies, primarily those targeting marijuana cultivators. "Photosynthesis Plus[1]" is a one such product. I have used it to grow both tomatoes and pot. It does not replace the need to
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
I like searx quite a bit. I would ise it exclusiveley if there was a well functioning instance available. Unfortunately some features (search for files, search social media) didn't work on the instances I've tried, and there seems
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
I think solution for tough to verify info would be for journalists to include something like a methodology section in their reporting. Due to the vagaries of journalism compared to e.g. chemistry or physics I'm not sure what this would
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
From the AP article referenced in your link: "Hunter Thompson’s daily routine is...apocryphal."[1] [1] https://apnews.com/article/e78eb7ca4f76989af19f64732cc81038
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
There are already quite a few sites which list existing class action suits and how to sign up for them. I'll check them sometimes and see something about false advertising for a granola bar I bought six months ago so I put in my info a
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
I spent all of 30 seconds vetting that information, alologies. Here are the two article titles I am basing that off. Should have said protective against cardiotoxicity in some specific circumstances, maybe. Didnt mean to imply it's hea
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
Loperamide can also be cardiotoxic at high dosages [1] which is, I believe, rare among opiods but I am not a doctor. (Googling "morphine cardiotoxicity" is showing me an almost equal amount of articles claiming it causes and prote
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
This looks interesting. Someone posted a link to that Hemingway writing app a few days ago, and I remember thinking that might be useful if there was a way to define your own rules. I could see this possibly being a good way to make "n
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by notjulianjaynes 6y ago
Given that social isolation is known to affect cognitive decline, I wonder why there was no 'healthy, socially distanced' control group. (Or did I overlook it . . . up too late) Assuming the study is accurate in showing lowered me