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by rgbrenner 2y ago
This is part of the ACE program [0] where a human pilot will control a number of drones. Sensors in each drone will give the pilot more information and longer range sensors, and the human pilot will use that info to direct the drones to eng
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
I've used Prevident 5000 and Clinpro 5000. The first is gel, the later is paste. Both have 5000ppm fluoride, which is the same as 1.1% sodium fluoride (compared to 1100ppm or 0.243% sodium fluoride in otc).
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
The author had it right in the first paragraph. In the 90s version of this hysteria, Congress passed a law that would have prevented access to education medical information, dirty curse words, and other filth from being published on the int
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Brushing, flossing, and mouthwash doesn't kill all of the bacteria in your mouth. Your entire mouth is coated with a biofilm... and after cleaning, your mouth gets recolonized by bacteria from between your teeth, beneath the gums, plaq
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Article gets weird at the end. Says to listen to the Cochran reviews, and includes one that says "High fluoride toothpaste prevents carries" and then immediately writes there's no difference between brushing normally and usin
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Let's pretend the suggestions of the author were adopted by Apple in 1995. They stopped entering new markets. They have a product portfolio that generates $11B ($30B today). That portfolio includes some real winners, like the Pippin, a
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Have you checked prices recently? EVs are $30k brand new. You can find 2 year old Model 3s for $17k. EVs like the Leaf from 2015/2016 are below $10k. The 8 year old equivalent in 2035 hasn't even been released yet. Battery costs a
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Charging speed is still increasing. Lucid Air peaks at 300kW, or 200mi in 12 minutes. The Hyundai Ioniq 6 is similar. But in China, there are 500kW EVs and chargers already being sold/installed. The Zeekr 001 does 300mi in 11 minutes.
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
It is true that obesity contributes to some types of cancers, but not all. For example, severe obesity is linked to a 7x higher risk for endometrial cancer. But there's lots of data on cancer and obesity and out of the nearly 2M annual
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
FB has supported e2e messaging since 2016, but it wasn't the default until 4 months ago (Dec 2023). So likely very few users had it enabled (much less on both ends needed to protect a message from FB). The netflix deal starts in 2013.
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Sam paid and loaned to himself $2.2B (and another $1B to top execs) out of the $8B that was lost. That doesn't include the Bahamas real estate; trabuccos yacht; celebrity endorsements; stadium naming; or the private planes to deliver a
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
FTX was one of the biggest frauds in history.. and you're showing us averages. Madoff received a 150 year sentence, and that was with leniency for pleading guilty.
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
SBF wasn't convicted for violating financial regulations (such as maintaining capital liquidity, reporting transactions or meeting KYC requirements). He was convicted of fraud and conspiracy.
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
If you conduct criminal activity while employed, you conducted criminal activity. You can't just walk into work at 8am, kill someone at 9am, and go home at 5. You still did the crime, and can be prosecuted for it. So let me rephrase yo
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
You can show the court you have a job, and they'll restore your license. Or if you dont have a job, attend a seek work program or show why you're unable to work: https://support.franklincountyohio.gov/Support-Order
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
One of the ways you can get your license restored is to just show you are employed -- yes, so the court can issue a wage garnishment order because the person apparently won't pay on their own. And if you aren't employed, you can a
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
You said it yourself: "crazy". That should be your first indication maybe you should look at it closer. Child support payments are ordered based on the parents ability to pay, not to exceed the needs of the child. The court can re
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
You run untrusted code everyday inside a VM: your browser.
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
the private debts are failure to pay court ordered child support; and failure to pay for damage or injuries caused by a motor vehicle crash that you were found responsible for by a court.
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
This link from the footnotes has more details[0] and in the PDF we learn the following are the "debt-related suspensions": “License forfeiture suspensions” occur when a person is charged with certain driving-related misdemeano
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Anyone notice OER didnt capture the rapid increase in housing prices during covid? Am I really to believe that housing increased by 2% in 2020? The ecomomist says OER overstates inflation... but the chart looks like it understates it, at le
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Yes, claiming they're separate is like saying Walmart and Walmart.com are separate. Except in that case, Walmart only owns 88% of the .com... so thats actually more independent than the Mozilla Corp.
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Saying "Congress" isn't advancing it, lets the people responsible avoid blame. While the bills have bipartisan sponsors, only democrats are willing to vote for the bill on the house/senate floor. In the senate, republica
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
It's worse than that. There's literally nothing similar about these systems. One is a system designed for the supercomputer MareNostrum 4 and the other for MareNostrom 5 (a completely different system).... So old CPU, but also dif
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Before this new wave of SMS trash, we just had TOTP codes SMS 2FA predates cell phones. First SMS 2FA was AT&T in 1996 using pagers. The first draft of the RFC for TOTP was written in 2008. Google Authenticator came out in 2010.
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Where did you get that idea? US Constitution Article III
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Is that a good example? Facebook pulls in over $50B/year from Instagram, about $34/user. Ignoring the EU is richer than the average user, and using the user count you mentioned, that's $8.5B from the EU. So $135M is 1.5% of r
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
I re-read the section of the notice that scenario would apply to, and I actually think its pretty clear that is not SRE. Correcting defects discovered after the software is put into production, or discovered in released version of software,
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
I would suggest reading notice 2023-63. That provision is very limited, and may not be available to you at all depending on the software you're developing, and/or the stage of the development that those steps occur in. For example
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by rgbrenner 3y ago
Consumer printers are a dying market, in case you havent noticed. Sales are trending down roughly 25% over the past decade. HP itself has seen its printer revenue drop from $29B in 2008 to $18B last year. Unit sales have seen a similar decl

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