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pineaux
10mo ago
as an svg you mean? cause nano banana rides circles around the pelicans
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10mo ago
Hacker Muse
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11mo ago
I have installed several dishwashers for friends and find them fascinating. All of the ones I have seen basically dumped the contents of the closing soap compartmens as soon as it started washing. Some dishwashers (looking at bosch) even ha
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11mo ago
its bad science. I can name zero times when the victim reacting with aggression in an effective way (i.e. hurting or shaming the bully) did not result in better behavior from the aggressor in the following confrontations. I have worked with
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pineaux
1y ago
it depends how big you want to scale it. This one must be quite costly by the look of it. I wouldnt be surprised if it costs multiple hundreds of thousands to realise this maquette.
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1y ago
this. i dont really believe it has to do with climate change. Is it a change in precipitation?
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1y ago
Yes! Everybody goose-step in unison as to not irk the administration? /s People should behave more like the invertebrates we are and show some semblance of a spine. Now most have more semblance with snails and jellyfish. Yes they will
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1y ago
Liveleak is no more my good old friend
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1y ago
Just like drugs, but most people understand you should have respect for them.
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1y ago
Actually, what they mean is squatters. In many parts of Europe -especially germany and spain- it's quite normal for 16 to 25 year olds to squat abandoned buildings and live there until the police kicks them out. These kids tend to get
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1y ago
Probably aliens. That's my first thought on articles like this.
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1y ago
Yeah i made a small app to sell my fathers books. I scanned all the books by making pictures of the book shelves + books (collection of 15k books almost all non-fiction). Then fed them to different AI's. Combining mistralOCR and Gemini
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1y ago
Too bad Hyundai is betting on hydrogen... Thats basically dead in the water.
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1y ago
Yeah this is a very weird logic. I would love some kind explanation of mpalmer.
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1y ago
Its the cool kids doing it. It's the same kind of h4x0r esthetics as the nyan cat or unicorns and beavers everywhere.
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1y ago
I can’t compete with you physically, and you’re no match for my brains.
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1y ago
This is only partly true. The fact that the OP is referring to is the fact that books aren't sought after. Many books that have been bought for a 100 dollars in 1980 are worth only a few dollars nowadays even if they are relevant. Not
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1y ago
The poor dont necessarily get poorer. That is not a given in capitalism. But at some point capitalism will converge to feudalism, at that point, the poor will become slaves. And if not needed, culled. For being "unproductive" or &
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1y ago
Some people believe the earth is flat. I doubt that the invention of the electric car will be attributed to musk. The invention of the car is not attributed to Ford either...
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1y ago
The longest run up until now... But you shouldnt be so sure that it is still a democracy and you shouldnt be so sure that the fact it was kept a democracy for so long was because of free speech absolutisme. I for one, think that the US of A
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1y ago
The UI is still wrong. The perfect calculator is an LLM that calculates it for you. /Jk (but really tho, like a nice Wolfram alpha) No but I want to see a normal calculator immediately. Maybe some tabs that allow me to change functions
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1y ago
Its not a strawman. The argument is: because you need the other people in the society. You need them for basically everything. You have built your life on shoulders of others. Everything you can do, you can do because you profit from other
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1y ago
Because if all these people are forced to do what you do, because nothing else pays their bills, your income will go down. Also, all the people who cant do what you do, should they just curl up and do fentanyl? What do you propose they shou
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1y ago
This is exactly right. "Might makes right" is very true on the international stage. The ICC tried to fix that, but they have been muzzled when it comes to real might.
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1y ago
I have always found this idea of not being smarter somewhat baffling. Education makes people smarter does it not? At least that is one of the claims it makes. Do you mean that a baby hunter gatherer from 25000 years ago would be on average
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1y ago
"Statiegeld" in the netherlands. It already exists for at least as long as I live.
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1y ago
Came here to say this. The production of a plastic bag costs somewhere in the range of 0.05 cents to produce. If you would factor in the impact on the environment it would probably cost a few cents. Which, given the insane amount of plastic
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1y ago
I actually think they missed a chance here. They could have made the code in such a way that it anonymizes the receiver. Only japan post would know where this person lives.
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1y ago
Its like saying: Ah, but these wizards created a magical entity that can also do magic! Wizards must not be so special after all...
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1y ago
No this is incorrect. The VAT is paid by all the steps in the line and reclaimed until it hits the final seller. That seller collects the VAT and pays it to the taxman. If you import something into a European country, you pay VAT but the VA
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