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by r2_pilot 3y ago
You mean you get that far that CPU matters without some random catastrophe waltzing through your empire like you were dust?
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
And another person can literally read the plain text and see how the Supreme Court performed malpractice of law, by picking their outcome then contorting their arguments to match. I'm not surprised; we're only human.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Maybe instead of taxing it to reduce its use, we can try making life better all around so people aren't incentivized to use it? Making other things more fun/accessible would decrease the time/availability for that behavior.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
It's called "OhScrap!" for the original one and is how I would describe KSP 2 even after the big science update. I would enjoy it a lot more if they could work on adding some precision to the nav points, and I had forgotten h
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I usually just say, sometimes earlier in the week, or often the day of, that I'm going to use my personal leave for the afternoon or day, and my supervisor says okay (I've never once been turned down in the almost 8 years I'v
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I see 2 things here but you're off by one.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I don't quite track what you mean. I use personal leave for these events (often I don't provide much notice; my brain doesn't either). It's not been a problem so far as I have been told, nor is that a concern I have in m
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I've found when I take mental health days they tend to be on Wednesdays (usually afternoon only), which tracks.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
In which case you can relocate to Louisiana and deal with Napoleonic Code/civil law instead.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I was trying to figure out how a frozen embryo could be a criminal... The one thing that came to mind is if it didn't develop when implanted, would it be suicide? For this specific case, could the estate of the destroyed embryos be sue
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Perhaps that's a sign that the classification in Alabama is flawed.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
In an active call, tap the 3 dot menu up at the top right, you should see the option to record.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
The cost of moving some things outweigh their value. Particularly longer distances or on smaller vehicles.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
In this video, it's for examining calcite according to the description; I believe I've also seen similar devices used for making lichtenburg figures in acrylic.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
It's more of a mast-bot than a rover! [edit: I did hit the point where it got to be more work than enjoyment; that's when I upgraded the Jetson Nano to the Orin line and it became fun to work on again ] Think a 2wheel rectangle (t
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I originally started this shortly after(before?) Google showed their multimodal Palm model or whatever; while I have some experience with ROS2 and will be doing most of the fun (it is for fun-- as it stands I've learned a lot about how
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I have that exact problem right now. I've got a bespoke 16 pound robot chassis with Jetson Orin nano and a Teensy, and there's all kinds of sensors, and it's connected to the motor controller with wheels, a DepthAI camera tha
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I have a hexapod design I was making with rds 3115 motors. I bought them before I did the rest of the math. For a while(since before 2020) they definitely sat underutilized. Since clawing back free time, I've repurposed them finally.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Even with that test, it's impossible to know whether the author was reacting to a real or perceived change in the use of language, style choices, past criticism of their work, etc. over the course of their lifetime.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
It's the Boolean satisfiability problem : https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boolean_satisfiability_probl...
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I didn't see that (I've been using these for a while now, they're especially helpful with my K2+SE run) so I'll have to check into that some more.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
Even more fun; I have a dog who likes to rest his head on the window sill, so if I combined the two methods, the mess would be indescribable!
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
De-icer is basically salt.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I rolled my own several years ago with Voice Attack and python
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I request my Spotify data (via their gdpr site) annually and put it in a sql database so I can do my own analysis.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
According to the product page, the refresh rate is equally as fast as the b&w refresh.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
*unintentionally
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
PayPal in particular is a dumpster fire of a company. I strongly recommend against using them for anything, and especially never link your bank account to them. You would be hard-pressed to find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy. (s
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
I hope you get the opportunity to see them soon. I live in the south and I enjoy them, although the "seeing" (astronomy term) is poor here due to the jet stream.
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by r2_pilot 3y ago
A similar one that I found amusing is 3 crows eyeing a donut on the ground, deciding whether they should eat it, and the caption was "A tempted murder".

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