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by shoxidizer 2y ago
The graph is from a study of objects held in the collection of a museum, not photographs by year they were taken. It says so in this article. https://lab.sciencemuseum.org.uk/colour-shape-using-computer...
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by shoxidizer 2y ago
> only current income is increased There's actually lots of taxes that aren't income or sales tax > if everyone has 50% more money, there is very high probability that my business will go up A LOT No, you'll be getting
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by shoxidizer 2y ago
> It is driven primarily by the monetary policy Yeah, that's why I mentioned the fed. > It would mean that countries with low taxes have very high inflation and this is not the case. It's about the total balance of governmen
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by shoxidizer 2y ago
In that case there would be no inflation or deflation, assuming a fixed money supply and no economic growth. However, the the key here is that the government, the federal government anyways, is spending money regardless of the tax break.
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by shoxidizer 2y ago
Tax breaks have basically the same effect as the government writing a check, increases inflation.
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by shoxidizer 2y ago
Pardoning Ulbricht was a campaign promise he made at the Libertarian National Convention in response to it being a popular demand among the libertarians.
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by shoxidizer 2y ago
You've got a lot of responses on the difference of reusability, but the shuttle was also more expensive because it had to carry a lot of capabilities with it every time. If you were launching a satellite, you were carrying along the c
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by shoxidizer 2y ago
I imagine it would very difficult to read these dots from a distance and dynamically. I just mention it because most printed documents already have indentifiers printed on them that don't require seeing individual fibers.
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by shoxidizer 2y ago
I would suggest instead convincing every printer manufacturer to embed in every printer a routine that encodes a unique identifier on every print and then reading that using more typical cameras. The hard part has already been done. https
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by shoxidizer 3y ago
> There was only ever one launch of Voyager 2. I get that it probably wasn't in the production schedule, but strictly speaking they could have come back a couple weeks later and done the shot with the voyager 1 launch.
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by shoxidizer 3y ago
> There's an additional problem, which is why isn't even harder to replace district voting, that those in charge of counting votes are local to each district, which is letting the car guard the cream. American elections are adm
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by shoxidizer 3y ago
It's probably not being done here , but it's possible to do. The CSS rule is processed in your browser, so it doesn't actually tell the server if you've been to the link, but in theory a website could have some javascri
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by shoxidizer 3y ago
I remember seeing a snippet of a text talking about global warming that said something like "a rise of 2C(35.6F)"
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by shoxidizer 3y ago
It uses a CSS rule that checks if you have visited the link to submit on hacker news. https://social.treehouse.systems/@marcan/110503368406970051
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by shoxidizer 3y ago
I can't say I was impressed with ChatGPT help when I tried it. I figured quizing it on reading comprehension would be a great task, given that it is a language based model and a skill seemingly in short supply amongst my coworkers and
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by shoxidizer 4y ago
> A unit that could be inherently defined by math itself and not a farmer looking at their hands and feet? Where do you think base ten comes from?
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by shoxidizer 5y ago
Cars are required to have an OBD-II port.
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by shoxidizer 7y ago
I once came across a paper on talking about something similar ( https://dl.acm.org/citation.cfm?id=3001164 ). I can't access it right now and don't remember all of it, but it was about using analog hardware to run