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oa335
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The report explicitly states in several places that the risk to marine life is insignificant. https://www.faa.gov/media/76836 “ 3.3.4.1 Impact by Fallen Objects Direct strikes by debris from Starship are extremely unli
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The source is that information is the CEO of SpaceX.
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How much is this movement also a reaction to the news about the CEO changing his plan to sell his shares in PLTR? https://markets.businessinsider.com/news/stocks/palantir-plt...
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Yes, they are likely making more per unit, but less profit in aggregate, since the increase in price means they will likely sell less laptops than before. The aggregate loss in value here is known as dead-weight loss.
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> You must answer the expert's questions. It doesn't matter if you know the answer or not, just say something. Be flattering and helpful. But just answer. If you do this, they will let you go. This contrived example shows why G
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> This is every person in 2007 who looked at an iphone and thought "What's the big deal?" and not only failed to recognized what had changed, but confidently insisted others were wrong. That’s an uncharitable take. People
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Philosophers have been discussing this for a while now, you and OP may be interested in their arguments. https://plato.stanford.edu/entries/qualia-knowledge/ https://courses.physics.illinois.edu/ph
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I agree with your moderation style generally, but > Unless the regular users are bots, which seems unlikely Why do you believe it’s unlikely? Are these regular users whose activity predates GPT3? Personally, since LLMs became commerci
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2nd Quadrant (bought by Enterprise DB several years ago) had a bunch of excellent YouTube tutorials on common tasks. Some of them may still be available on YouTube. EDB has a fairly comprehensive set of self-paced trainings for sale. I we
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I assume you are using Postgres? If so i believe you will be limited by max_notify_queue_pages. I would instead try would be to create an event table in the db, then create a publication on that table and have clients subscribe to that pub
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> Brits never intended to settle overseas What about Canada, United States, Australia, New Zealand, and several Caribbean Islands?
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Great idea! But unfortunately the site was too hard for me to use on mobile (iOS, Brave browser). I was unable to set the location - when I tried to set the location, the screen would randomly zoom in and I couldn’t scroll through the addr
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In my opinion anecdotes are extremely important to take heed of, especially if they are contrary to the prevailing model. I believe a lot paradigm shifts start out with anecdotal data. We need anecdotes to know where to start looking.
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> The process is all about knowing what is possible and drawing paths through the graph of possibilities. The details aren't relevant until the implementation stage when you'd be accessing reference materials anyway. Well put.
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Have you known anyone addicted to opiates? In my experience and observations, working a job hardly precludes people from using opiates.
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> Its in most countries interest to build things locally if they can. Why is it in a country's interest to build things "locally"? Is that true in all cases?
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It sounds like the Log Sequence Number in Postgres is what you are looking for. If you subscribe to a Postgres publication via logical replication, each commit will be emitted with a monotonically increasing LSN.
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“ The main issue is "listening to new data in a SQL table". I wrote this code to achieve it in MSSQL (perhaps it is somehow built into postgres?): https://github.com/vippsas” Postgres uses “publications” for this
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Maybe, but I’d stay very far away from bitcoin options or any funds that deal in them. They are likely paying a lot in fees and taking hidden risks that will be passed on to shareholders.
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We are one government/imperial collapse from US stocks losing all value. Historically which is more likely to happen?
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Yes, you could trade options on Bitcoin futures, or options on Bitcoin ETFs. You could buy calls and puts, which would make you "positively exposed" to volatility - i.e. if people's expectation of volatility goes up, the pri
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> Bitcoin is the useless asset since it's proven that productive assets (think stocks) are better store of values than unproductive ones (think gold). This has hardly been proven. Gold has been recognized as source of value across
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As i alluded to in my comment, I put “terrorist” in quotes precisely because I recognize the nuance. I agree that it is not productive to resort to lazily labeling militant groups as “terrorist”. That was the entire point of my origin
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Can you please share the reasons why you are skeptical?
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This made me actually laugh out loud. Can you share more details on hardware and models used?
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I believe the comparison is valid - I put "terrorist" in quotes for a reason. All three groups at times participated in violent activities targeting the British, Arabs, and even at times other Jews. Haganah was proscribed by the B
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I don't think you understand the original argument of this thread or my questions. Would Gazans be more moved to hate Israeli's by the problematic show you quoted, or the fact that 90% of them have been made homeless and many have
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I’m of the opinion that the climate changes precipitated the rise and migration of Turkic speaking tribes and the concomitant decline of settled agricultural society in the central and west asia. See the chapter “Big Chill” in Richard Bull
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I see that one show cited a lot - What in particular about that television show was problematic and “worse” than what Gazans have endured over the past 15 months? Also, how does that compare with Israeli schoolchildren singing about destro
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> letting a radical terrorist movement control 2 million people, which can completely mold the education curriculum and free to draft anyone to their quasi-army “Terrorist” groups Irgun, Haganah, Lehi all became part of Israeli governmen
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