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by rtkwe 1y ago
Bikers swap bikes quite freely so that's not really an issue.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
There's that but also NASA gets continually screwed with, the moon return mission changed scope every 8 or so years when a new president came in and wanted to put their own stamp on the project to claim it for themselves.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
That was pure dumb marketing fluff through and through just combining two things Musk routinely hyped at the time Mars and electric cars. The thing can barely handle packed dirt trails much less untouched Martian terrain it's completel
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's a mixed bag. Over time it's probably raised the salary of these kinds of players as teams change how they evaluate player worth but initially the first couple seasons effect is to underpay players vs the value they bring to t
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by rtkwe 1y ago
You say the same thing about Linux? This feels like old open source FUD, the only case I know of off hand is the xz util backdoor and that was found and patched before the malicious patch had made it into the main distribution channels.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It was just after the 90s in 2002 so not too far off. Teams were collecting more data but looking at it wrong and now it's likely much less effective because it's been brought out into the open by both the book and the movie. Thou
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The whole point of the moneyball movie and system is to find players who are undervalued relative to their ability to produce runs and critically continue paying them low relative to their game utility to get a good, competitive team cheap.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Doesn't mean it hasn't been altered before posting to juice the shadows and make it more vibrant. The one from NASA's site looks like an unaltered scan.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
If there are cars on Mars there's people and therefore power there too. It's completely unfit for purpose but Martian rovers will be electric if we ever go there that's guaranteed.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The thing can barely handle unpaved hardened dirt tracks on Earth you think it was ever actually designed for completely undeveloped terrain like Mars? The vehicle built for Mars is pure unadulterated marketing fluff just like the 'bul
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Elon gives an unvarnished look at what they mean by 'unbiased' with respect to models. It's rewriting the training material or adding tool use (searching for Musk's tweets about topics before deciding it's output) t
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Their prices have been falling for new and they're competing against a lot of low milage regret purchases on the used market.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I know why it's happening I just wonder how long their inventory tail has grown at this point or if they have scaled back production to the point it's not threatening to take over every random parking lot in the nation.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
There's bias then there's having your AI search for the CEO's tweets on subjects to try to force it into alignment with his views like xAI has done with grok in it's latest lobotomization.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I'm surprised the product backlog is so thin and I'd love it if they had broken that out. Months back there were seemingly huge backlogs of Cybertrucks piling up all over the place for example and I wonder if they are still piling
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The first one has been adjusted to bring out the contrast and saturation while the one you link is an original scan. They brought a number of different swatches like that and took a picture of a calibration array at the end to account for t
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by rtkwe 1y ago
We do quite a bit, multispectral imaging is a well worn field used a lot in astronomy, scientific research and when studying art and other historical artifacts. Some photographers use it too it just gets harder because the scene is more lik
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by rtkwe 1y ago
That seems rather... blunt, they have downvotes that could more directly signify if a submission is engendering a lot of 'low quality' discussion.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Odd this has rocketed down the HN ranking despite being new and having a decent number of upvotes and comments. As of this comment I found it at #185 but not [dead].
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by rtkwe 1y ago
You'd have to overthrow parts of the US government to keep power for a 3rd term I'd still call that a coup even if it's coming from inside the house. Coups rarely come from entirely external forces, the military basically alw
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by rtkwe 1y ago
There are clearly pockets that want to but I'm not sure there's enough support in important areas to actually have a coup like that succeed. Kind of have to wait and see how things develop.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
The embryo is a lot less developed at the 9-15 day window, there's not a chance to really feel pain or panic and from a human perspective they're a lot less cute so their death is less affecting. The change from barely differentia
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by rtkwe 1y ago
They develop very rapidly in their last couple days so the 15 day embryo is a long way from the 21 day hatchling: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-024-72004-y/figures/2
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Another tantrum thrown because the world refuses to align with their twisted view. Shocking to thing we're only ~1/8th through this term.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I would have thought the massive proliferation of scam coin rug pulls would have done it but then the US elected a president who did his own crypto pump and dump rug pull right before his own inauguration so I doubt we'll see any real
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by rtkwe 1y ago
I don't think I've ever gotten anything remotely sensitive not in a privacy envelope in years.
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by rtkwe 1y ago
These could be backed by the same SEC and FINRA requirements kind of have to see how the regulation plays out. I'm not super optimistic about it given their current attitudes towards crypto but this does more directly mix with the norm
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Nitrogen suffocation any day of the week in my opinion. Your brain lives long enough after the guillotine you definitely have time to feel the pain of the cut while your brain can't even register the hypoxic effects from N2 suffocation
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by rtkwe 1y ago
It's mercifully fast but it's still absolutely mass wholesale slaughtering of chicks because they're economically inconvenient. Also as quick and near painless as the death is it's hard to get the image of the chicks goi
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by rtkwe 1y ago
Governments are more practiced at blocking money from moving around with traditional services like banks with crypto they have a tougher time locking down the avenues because anyone offering $LOCAL_CURRENCY to crypto is a place money can le

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