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541.
by piyh 8y ago
Lower birthrates could as easily be attributed to lower infant mortality catching up to a new generation https://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/figures/m4838a2f1....
542.
by piyh 8y ago
There's a reasonable limit on how high you can build, as well as noise concerns and NIMBY. Building over existing neighborhood is a nogo. Train transfers are a pain in the ass. I live a block away from a rail station and only use it
543.
by piyh 8y ago
I agree with everything but the GPS. I've always been shit at directions and spending more time driving lost in an unfamiliar area is something I do not want to do.
544.
by piyh 8y ago
Our simulations have gotten way better in 40 years. You could teach an AI the basics of simulation driving or flying that would work as a baseline for the real world.
545.
by piyh 8y ago
Apple T2 chip, currently being used and produced.
546.
by piyh 8y ago
I was trying to find a little server to host a friends wiki. I wanted to host it on an x86 server so my docker containers would be portable to AWS, but there's nothing that can compete with the rpi unless you're willing to spend
547.
by piyh 8y ago
Think you have a few misplaced double negatives.
548.
by piyh 8y ago
Make it a webm. Then you can right click from pretty much any browser and click "show controls". See Gyfcat.
549.
by piyh 8y ago
Also Alt + page up/down to adjust brightness without affecting colorshift.
550.
by piyh 8y ago
The speed of light is actually the speed of causality. It just happens that since photons don't have rest mass, they always move at the speed of causality. Gluons are also massless like light, but don't exist on their own. If th
551.
by piyh 8y ago
I'll need some makeup artists from Star Trek TNG to help me get ready in the mornings.
552.
by piyh 8y ago
>You can't live in or raise kids on a stock portfolio. 4% rule?
553.
by piyh 8y ago
That was incredibly touching
554.
by piyh 8y ago
What is meant by python entry points?
555.
by piyh 8y ago
Let's go back to taxis while we're at it.
556.
by piyh 8y ago
The biggest reasons for performance reviews in my mind are to serve as a mechanism for everyone to get a cost of living/merit raise at the same time and to leave a paper trail for when you need to fire someone. Having 2 years of &quot
557.
by piyh 8y ago
What were a few differences you ran into?
558.
by piyh 8y ago
Google cached version http://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:KDcITNl...
559.
by piyh 8y ago
I paid 2k for 2 wedding photographers and they definitely put more than one work day into it between meetings, planning, actual day of work and photo editing.
560.
by piyh 8y ago
Don't forget cars, even in their current state they still have modems connected to the celluar networks.
561.
by piyh 8y ago
Bumble BFF was that for me. Sometimes the answer is another app.
562.
by piyh 8y ago
Also if power needs are being met through other green tech, shoehorning this specific approach seems like a bad investment.
563.
by piyh 8y ago
Stuff like this makes me excited for the world my kids will live in.
564.
by piyh 8y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycling#Health_effects
565.
by piyh 9y ago
Yes, but the reduced risk of heart disease/stroke/obesity more than makes up for it. Also better lung function and less car fumes breathed in since your car cabin isn't trapping them.
566.
by piyh 9y ago
queue of cues
567.
by piyh 9y ago
Those cars have a range between 58 miles and 125.
568.
by piyh 9y ago
Sounds like you clockwork orange'd yourself.
569.
by piyh 9y ago
I put a little swiss army knife on my keys and having the scissors on me at all times fixed that for me.
570.
by piyh 9y ago
Glad to hear a treadmill worked for anyone, I've only seen them used in homes as clothes drying racks.

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