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by rhcom2 10y ago
> So it boils down to this: how inefficient does my equipment have to be in order to follow the rules? Put a number on it, manufacturers can build to it, boom, sorted. I believe this is exactly what they do in car racing with restrictor
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Damn that is a good point that I hadn't thought of. This version of wikipedia puts a lot more faith in the editors because users can't check sources.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Also the moon is pretty boring and Elon Musk likes exciting things.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
I don't know if it is a sensor or just a timer but my 2012 MBP warns me about my battery nearing the end of my life.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
While I'm firmly in category A I'm not sure that is a fair comparison because the NYT is a huge organization that could very well have employees set on spreading as much biased, misleading or overblown news they could to hurt Trum
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Awesome site. I shipped a few car tires when working at UPS that we just slapped the label on and a box of rare earth magnets that was a huge pain to ship. Also some guy's removed testicle to get tested for tumour cells was pretty weir
727.
by rhcom2 10y ago
I'm happy for a good ending. Reading this story when it first came out definitely made me feel sorry for the people involved. Side note, when I worked at UPS they wouldn't even accept packages wrapped in brown paper for this exact
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by rhcom2 10y ago
I didn't argue skin color wasn't genetic so I don't see how those papers support your assertion that light skin black people "clearly have microscopic amounts of black admixture." Neither paper even discusses race a
729.
by rhcom2 10y ago
You can't necessarily discern a person's racial makeup from just their skin tone so assuming these people have "microscopic amounts of black admixture" seems pretty ignorant. Basically you just made a list of light skin
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by rhcom2 10y ago
It wasn't showcasing the humanity of the victims that provided the commentary, it was the commentary on how the anti-semitism rose to a level within the general population that reenforced for me the humanity or "normalness" o
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by rhcom2 10y ago
What a fascinating article. > But the idea of evil doesn’t enhance responsibility; it evades it, lifting the crimes away from the human plane where they belong. This is something I think the National Holocaust Memorial in DC nails, the
732.
by rhcom2 10y ago
Thanks, I know nothing about this level of programming but this gives me a lot of good stuff to google.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Definitely, thank you for the psuedocode examples!
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by rhcom2 10y ago
People have been using a similar idea to counter facial recognition. https://cvdazzle.com/
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Can someone give me a layman's definition of an "escape" and why they would be legitimately needed? Are they needed so callbacks can "escape" and be exposed to other classes? (does that make any sense?)
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Also R is 1 indexed instead of 0 indexed. (Arrays are numbered [1,2,3] instead of [0,1,2] for the beginner). I forget that probably every 5 minutes when working in R.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
> It is still possible to get tickets by buying them as early as you possibly can. You trade your time for money that you would have otherwise paid the scalper. That's what this article is about though, that it isn't possible t
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by rhcom2 10y ago
> People without money get screwed out of entertainment? Boo Hoo. How about Healthcare or housing? You know, actual essential things. These things aren't mutually exclusive. I think most people would think it is unfair if only peopl
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by rhcom2 10y ago
I hadn't heard of these before, the one you're referencing probably is: "In the year 2054, the entire defense budget will purchase just one tactical aircraft. This aircraft will have to be shared by the Air Force and Navy 3½
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Seeing a firetruck in this made me wonder, how do self driving vehicles deal with emergency services behind them? Detect the flashing lights?
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by rhcom2 10y ago
> We already have a mechanism to deal with bad behaviour in this space. I'm not sure if we do, that's kinda my point about why this makes me so uncomfortable. Clearly no one will be held accountable for the DNC hacks. I think I
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by rhcom2 10y ago
The press "digging up dirt" is surely different than the illegal hacking and wholesale release of all private email correspondence. Deep Throat provided info on the current President's illegal actions to a journalist, not jus
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by rhcom2 10y ago
> I once swallowed some strips of teflon tape (settling an argument with a friend...) and they were bright white and intact (sharp edges where cut were still sharp) on the way out. Oh god, thank goodness it didn't cut up your inside
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by rhcom2 10y ago
There are liberals with guns. I'm one of them and mostly pro 2A but not a single issue voter like many 2A people. Also there is an irony in the switch between all the talk on the right about armed resistance to the BLM and Hillary and
745.
by rhcom2 10y ago
Pretty much what these two posters said. Extremely tired all the time no matter the amount of sleep, went in for a sleep study and discovered I never fully entered deep REM so my brain was never fully rested. Got the Rx for the CPAP but hav
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by rhcom2 10y ago
And they only help you get or stay asleep. The actual quality of your sleep can still be horrible. Like not breathing 40x a night like I just found out I do.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak also came out in 2016 and was a great RTS.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
I remember Blizzard using peer-to-peer to update their games. Any large download shared by many people could be a good use case.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Unfortunately it is a common tactic to do that on purpose like only allowing complaints to be filed in person.
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by rhcom2 10y ago
Had the same problem with NJ. I FOIA'd Chris Christie's schedules and got some of the original PDF reports (which was fine, they were readable with some Python library) and some SCANS of the original PDF reports, even with OCR the

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