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I'm not a streamer, but I find OBS is great for other uses. The main things I use OBS for is: - Recording screen or window, while recording desktop audio and mic at the same time. - routing master windows audio through a compres
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unfortunately it does add a bit of lag which I find makes the technique somewhat untenable.
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what is 'alternative data' Is it like listening to nirvana when eveyone else is listening to michael jackson?
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I know the word has a definition. I wanted to know what tpoacher's lived experience and personal observation was to cause him to make the statement.
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what is an example of a modern disease whos main cause is iatrogenic
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I don't 'lack' ad blockers; I choose not to use them.
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holy popups+ads, wow
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i see, thanks
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OP says you want .com What's wrong with .org?
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such as?
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Is it true that in 40 years at the current rate, we'll be at 600 PPM? What happens to humans at that level?
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dont tell others to abuse popular services. thats a great way to get a feature from a platformm removed.
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that the expected value is the same that is an outcome of all solutions, so just stating that is reductive. What is at question is the reason for getting to the expected value is the same.
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why isn't this listed in wikipedia as an answer.
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1) Games should be able to operate in more moral ambiguity than clear black and white prescription 2) Game mechanics should violate your expectations more. 3) More variations on theme see https://www.gridsagegames.com/blog&
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> This is one of the hallmarks of human civilization. This is one of the hallmarks of evolution. How do you think wings evolved? By repurposing an appendage that was already had a purpose other than flight.
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The ones that I liked the most were some of the spicier ones that are gone. Maybe they were just from A+E Bruce Sterling Closes the 2011 A+E Conference - Full version - YouTube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rC6yylIwyKg
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His best speeches and presentations have all but dissapeared from the web. Not sure why conferences keep deleting them.
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what region
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what about fundamental physics
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the quality has definitely gone downhill lately. Compared to a couple years ago, they only lightly touch on topics rather than they deep dives they used to do. Not sure if they are struggling for content or just a shift in priorities.
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Cloud providers give you good dashboards for your VM's. It makes sense that there should be something analogous for on-premise servers.
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have you ever heard of joseki
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You should message the creator and let him know your thoughts https://github.com/mxgmn/WaveFunctionCollapse
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its not
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rabbits are just prey animals and that shows in their behavior and attitude, whereas cats do a lot of predation themselves.
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If you make an object smaller, you can get closer to it's center of mass, increasing your experience of it's gravitational force. your experience of its gravitional force is dependant on distance. the description of force experie
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Is a black hole electron consistent with hawking radiation theory? or is that the naked singularity part; since there is no event horizon, they dont radiate. it seems strange to even call it a black hole at that point.
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Your description of hawking radiation isn't quite accurate. It's a popular misconception. the actual process is not as easy to understand. see below: https://youtu.be/qPKj0YnKANw That said, what the OP said abou
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your "electron radius" is the "classical electron radius" which is a ficticious radius one uses i lf disires. in modern theory electrons have no radius.
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