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Realizing the lions’ taste for red meat, the Spamalopes remained calm, but wary.
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I rode for several years. Such a study needs to take into account the age, accident/ticket rate of the rider, and type of bike. While I was cautious, riding vs driving a car for economic reasons, there were plenty of testosterone-laide
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Digital nomad grant - free housing and workspace to the recipients. Deadline 15 Oct. https://arcticdigitalnomads.com/grant/
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Liability that one of them will don a Robert De Niro grin and say, “hey kid, wanna get out of here?” and the youth will oblige by lowering the roof on the GT and cranking up Deep Purple’s Highway Star as they peel rubber from beneath the pa
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Pika-CHUUUUU! Wow. Now only if they could weaponize lightning strikes.
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So we’re getting close in the US government is putting certain types of poor people in internment camps.
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Ask HN: Why do AI chat interfaces (Grok, Gemini, ChatGPT) all look the same?
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That’s a fragile, sort of roundabout comment. I can think of 90125 reasons closer to the edge that will move us back two squares.
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I hope you are speaking with tongue in cheek. Security is the main reason to keep current with updates. They address various “CVE” reports and go beyond to patch things not reported by CVEs.
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Can someone please explain the axes: Oracle, Agent, high safety and low safety?
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Desktop Linux keeps winning the wrong battles
(howtogeek.com)
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Can it do live sharing?
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Can someone explain why sqrt(x+1) - sqrt(x) is “inaccurate” for all x>1? Inaccurate how, and why, and why is 1/(…) any better? Thanks.
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If they euthanize a sick animal, won’t the euthanasia drug be consumed by the predator? What about the disease? Also, don’t predators go after live things that give chase?
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Very well written.
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One reason might be expressing the constructs in a different domain, eg homomorphic encrypted evaluators.
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Having trouble finding plugins … mousepad?
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Not recommended but “almost.” Eat a lot of watery foods - watermelon is the best: sweet, bulky, satisfying. Celery to hold that peanut butter. And like others said, go with protein.
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It was easy to remove. No shutdown required.
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I entered an MRI room once when my wife was getting ready to be scanned. I had a metal Cross pen in my shirt pocket. Although I was 10 feet back, the pen flew out of my pocket, across the room, and stuck to the magnet. It was scary.
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I wish I knew how to (ask an AI to) characterize this style. Is it always three examples? Nice formatting and bullet points? Evenly issued, lengthy and didactic explanations?
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Are you not of the body?
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Genuinely curious - could heavy marijuana use cause confusion between landing gear and fuel cutoff? Or some other drugs? (Wondering if they screen pilots for alcohol before they board an aircraft.)
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I’ll take this as an honest question. The simple answer: too much mass, no clear landing path, not enough speed or altitude to turn to find one and glide to it. In short, not enough time. Once the engines cut, that thing probably dropped
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Active voice makes it clear who or what is performing the action. “The connection is then terminated” vs. “The client terminates the connection.”
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It reads as if Chuck Lorre (The Big Bang Theory) wrote it. Especially chapter two. I love the humor!
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More specifically, how the wheel and axle could have been invented. TL;DR: copper mines - the constraints prevented the typical log rolling/moving.
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How was the wheel invented? Computer simulations reveal its unlikely birth
(theconversation.com)
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Why don’t companies publish hashes of emitted answers so that we, eg teachers, could verify if the AI produced this result?
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To understand and comprehend something in fullness. To reach the depths of the concept, idea, or entity so deep that you are practically one with it. (This is per my recollection of the Heinlein story, where grokking one in fullness was the
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