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3y ago
> In this case, force 3M to pay for everything Hasn’t that ship sailed recently? They were sued for damages and cleanup costs from PFAS and won, resulting in them not be liable?
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3y ago
Does this mean that if we stopped producing any new forever chemicals today, it would take more or less three years for organisms to expel them from their systems? Are they destroyed or simply taken out of the organisms and ready to be reab
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3y ago
Good that neither a bagel nor tranqs are addictive and that the user is totally in control with both products.
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3y ago
Didn't know about this, thank you. For reference, this is the course: https://karpathy.ai/zero-to-hero.html
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ornornor
3y ago
Can anyone recommend an online course for practically “learning AI”? I’ve tried the hugging face course but got discouraged at the not quite working examples and colab books. There is also the Amazon and MS courses but I’d rather learn in a
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3y ago
It doesn’t replace brushing but as our cat was eating wet food with a sort of pâté consistency, it would accumulate in her teeth. Alternating this with dry food helped remove most of this still wet food from her teeth so that it doesn’t tur
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3y ago
Indoors cats can have a happy, full, low stress life indoors. The onus is on you to make sure that’s the case. It means providing entertainment (play, toys, windows) and making a little effort. Indoors cats are not in prison like you’re try
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3y ago
I noticed that too, all the supermarket (and “vet only” foods like pedigree pal etc) are mostly fillers like corn or other things that cats don’t really eat normally but make it much cheaper to produce.
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3y ago
Thanks. It’s hard for people who haven’t gone through it to understand the pain it can cause. But even then, euthanasia is an act of compassion no matter how difficult it is rather than letting the animal suffer and slowly die. For dry food
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3y ago
I think this depends more on your lifestyle. If you're never home and can't play with your cat, there is nothing to watch out of the windows (birds, nature...), no toys, etc then I guess two cats make sense because they can entert
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3y ago
Several vets have all told my parents to get mutts rather than purebreds because they have so much less problems. The genetics are just healthier and stronger because they’re a mix, instead of inbreeding for generations. Ditto for cats.
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3y ago
We just lost our cat last week. She was 18 and got a tumor in her nose which became too big. Her kidneys were mostly fine and it wasn’t a concern the last time we checked (about 6 months ago) I think she lived so long because she was allerg
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3y ago
It’s a dumpster fire now. Microsoft shoving their products and choices down your throat, sneaking “updates” that change your settings back to what MS would prefer then to be… windows stopped being good after win2k and has been going downhil
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3y ago
To add, you can convert acoustic bikes to e-bikes with torque sensing using the tsdz2 which is pretty decent once flashed with the open source firmware by casainho.
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3y ago
> - jutting my jaw forward Works for me too. Never noticed it would do it before though. I’ve had very mild tinnitus for as long as I can remember. But I mostly only hear it when it’s quiet around so I’m lucky in that sense I guess.
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3y ago
I never used these things in Mayan but paperless has the possibility to specify a correspondant, tags, document type, date. It has pre and post consumption hooks too for you to write custom scripts that are called then and do things. There
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3y ago
Mayan is also doing a good job but I think geared more towards businesses/enterprises and at least for the older versions long term support is an issue. It’s also just one guy, or at least it was when I last checked. For home I’d go wi
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3y ago
I finally switched from my ancient Mayan EDMS running an outdated version on an Ubuntu 16.04 VM that I couldn’t upgrade because the Mayan docs for that version are not available anymore. I’m not a huge user but I shred everything I can and
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3y ago
Isn't that a technicality though? 99% of the content I watch, I only watch once and never again personally. It's deleted/returned as soon as I'm done with it but I do keep a permanent copy in my memory as having read the
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3y ago
> cultural goldfish-memory Goldfish having short memories is a myth. See https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-63242200 and https://factmyth.com/factoids/goldfish-have-a-three-second-m
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3y ago
What’s the difference, monetarily? The library bought one copy of the dvd/BR and shares it with as many users as they can. How is that fundamentally different than downloading an “illegal” copy on file sharing? In either case, someone
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3y ago
Good, I’m rooting for the people. Tesla (and others) are blatantly ignoring human decency and social contracts in the pursuit of their founder’s greed. This must stop. I’m glad Sweden has strong enough labour unions to battle this at scale
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3y ago
Ads drive consumerism which comes with a rather large pollution problem, making the only planet we can live on that we know of more and more uninhabitable.
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3y ago
> the worst possible people leading the charge - people who are greedy, slimy, and ruthless; who only care about money. And who have luxury bunkers to move to in NZ or wherever for if/when it all goes wrong.
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3y ago
> look like a huge dork with a dildo glued to your head. What do you mean? I do get stares at the grocery store or on the street occasionally but no one ever mentioned anything.
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3y ago
> Carthusian monks converted the ancient quarries under their monastery into distilleries for the green or yellow liqueur that still carries their name, chartreuse. Is that right? Chartreuse is named after the eponymous mountain in the a
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3y ago
Tell us more, how did you do it while living in an apartment? What is your YT channel? I’m interested in it but also live in an apartment with no garage space where I could do it or any car tools. So tell!
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3y ago
I believe RTC is called PSTN in English.
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Because there is no middle ground, right? It’s either perfect code that will never ship or unmaintainable code that gets shit done. Besides if you let “we’ll fix it later” take hold, you eventually end up shipping features after the heat de
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3y ago
This is surreal. Is there no due process? Couldn’t someone go to court over this and above the police?
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