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2y ago
Like removing the doorframe and putting in your own new door that doesn't lock, then walking inside
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2y ago
But then I remember it's just a pointer to 19.124.217.99 and I have no idea if it's legit or not, just like all the .coms.
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2y ago
I don't think this is exactly what you're talking about, but thought I'd drop a hint for anyone struggling with twilight driving: Use your visor to block out the sky. It's brighter than the road part of the scene, and it
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2y ago
You can't non-destructively edit a human brain
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2y ago
Huh? I'm not sure, I just like the claim to match reality.
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2y ago
Is it illegal to torrent files to /dev/null? Because you guys found a different copy, not the one I torrented.
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2y ago
> Meta is actively helping self-harm content to flourish on Instagram by failing to remove explicit images That's like an oxymoron. "Actively" implies taking action. Instagram is passively helping the spread of self-harm a
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2y ago
Apples are tough to grow in my region, which is formerly known for it. There's the Cedar-apple rust issue, bug issues, and raccoon issues. I planted figs.
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2y ago
And don't have the obesity problem we have
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2y ago
Is this the correct use of "opt-in?" To me, having things "opt-in" means they're off and you can turn them on if you want. If it's "opt-out" it's automatically on, and you can turn it off.
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2y ago
Or the EU can make me click cookies banners the rest of my life
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2y ago
What do you regret about them?
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2y ago
What does that link tell us about the effectiveness of monitoring mammals with cameras?
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2y ago
At current sizes, these things are like humans. They gotta specialize. Maybe that'll be enough moat to save us from AGI.
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2y ago
I can't figure out if you want the roads fixed or you don't want the tax.
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2y ago
Today's his birthday!
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2y ago
> I also have so many...10mm sockets Give me three minutes in your garage.
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2y ago
> - a quality probe thermometer. Can you recommend one you like? This is a hard thing to research without hitting fake reviews and blogspam. Not like there's an established brand a normal consumer would know about. I guess that appl
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2y ago
Can you explain how the gateway works?
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2y ago
How's that?
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2y ago
Just don't put it in quotes if it's a paraphrase, problem solved
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2y ago
Wait until you hear about Teslas
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2y ago
Probably someone repairs them and sells them. For an individual, it can be easier to focus on one model. You get to use parts and knowledge from past cars. There's many people doing this with certain models, like hardbody trucks, Jeep
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2y ago
When I shared this on Facebook Messenger, it didn't pull in anything more than the title, like a blurb about the site. I think that's easy to implement, if you care. I love this project.
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2y ago
If it's waterproof and you get the water on the inside, it should in fact hold water
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2y ago
In the new title, the skeleton has gone from person to property.
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2y ago
Only when I'm carrying my keyring
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2y ago
It's also general life advice to never take a polygraph, so maybe just don't do this thing either.
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2y ago
I don't have the key to my house (it's rural), but I still manage to have a keychain. I have a car, a father, and an office.
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2y ago
He's not talking about generating images, he's talking about classifying existing ones.
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