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3y ago
Maybe as a corollary. But the answer is really simple when you start out. It makes you feel good. Some of these answers feel like people are allergic to straightforward answers.
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You can’t have gun control when your neighbor sells it at gas stations and the border is very porous.
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3y ago
Most drugs. This is definitely not going to work with heroin and methamphetamines.
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3y ago
He hasn’t alienated anyone. The vast majority of users don’t really give a shit. Infact I’m kinda glad they’re chasing profits, it’s what any serious company should aim at. My only qualm is they should probably improve their app. It’s like
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3y ago
How do large undersea animals like say, the Portuguese dogfish shark exist at these pressures since they are known to dive to 12,000 ft. Clearly organic meat somehow survives at that depth, but how?
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3y ago
That’s just random 4chan speculation passed off as fact.
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3y ago
Nonsense. $20 a year for 12 issues of a magazine is absolutely nothing. Most lower income families probably spend more than that on two meals a day. Don’t cheapen the sympathy people have for the poor.
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3y ago
Are you trying to say an AI could generate a likeness of a real child? I’m sure it’s possible to get close especially since it generates images of celebrities very well.
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3y ago
Not for people like me that refuse to use iCloud or store personal data (photos, videos) on any cloud service. I’m especially annoyed they put Find My and Apple Pay behind iCloud which means I can’t use it.
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I tried reading this a few times but it doesn’t make sense.
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It’s all roses. I see my coworkers in person once a year at the Christmas party. Other than that I’ve only every worked with them online since I started working here 2.5 years ago. It’s all roses.
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3y ago
What do you mean by “crack” remote? It’s been “cracked” and has been pretty run of the mill for years now. You have a point about big companies with overhead being slow to turn but there are already very well established ways for remote com
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Of course it’s good enough. Have you seen the stuff Midjourney can generate?
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3y ago
You pay the right salaries and the people will come. Granted you’re not going to get cheap labor working borderline slavery hours like you can in Taiwan but maybe large scale automation has a role to play.
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3y ago
That’s how it feels in the US as well anywhere outside the largest city and honestly dives feel that way in big cities too.
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Blinding bidding would not work given the current way NMS works and it wouldn’t be completely blind either ways, the exchanges would know and that’s a system ripe for abuse. What is an order cancellation? Would different legs on a hedge cou
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3y ago
Then there would be algorithms that analyze the trades in those buckets, make a prediction on the outcome and carry out several counter trades to put into the same bucket. See a lot of people selling, cancel your buy order and replace with
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3y ago
As a naive layperson, we can’t be very far from getting a sample of cancer from a person, doing a diff against a regular cell and then creating a specific vector that holds whatever can kill those particular cells. How far are we really?
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3y ago
Sexually attractive, no. But if someone is considering a long term prospect/wife then absolutely.
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Plenty of cultures around the world have subsisted almost entirely on a dairy based diet for thousands of years at this point.
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I’m sure men of all intellectual abilities are driven relatively equally by their cock.
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China is building dozens of nuclear reactors as of right now. Coal is a stepping stone.
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People have been drinking tea for 4000 years. Yerba mate and guayasa have also been consumed for a long time, possibly even pre Incan so caffeine has been consumed for a long time.
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Can you just let it sit on the flame or do you have to move it around?
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That’s way too much work. Buy big bag of organic Amish baby corn. Buy a silicone popcorn maker. Toss a handful of popcorn in with some olive oil. Microwave for 3.5 minutes or until you hear only 2 pops a second. Sprinkle with salt. Done. Al
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In a way. It has much worse physical outcomes over the long term especially if you’re drinking humongous amounts. However, alcohol/nicotine etc. don’t change your modality of thought processes or your underlying perspectives on life. A
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You can’t really sell them for parts either because each iPhone validates it’s particular components and can’t be switched into a different phone.
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3y ago
You can do around 100 miles a day on 70% and that’s more than enough for me the way I’m traveling. I have the extended capacity model. It also really depends on the route, with a lot of downhills you can probably get closer to 180 miles on
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The thing that has worked for me is going the trailer route with my lightning. You can get 60-70% charge overnight (since I power the trailer with the lightning) with one of the KOA RV outlets included with the camping spot price. KOAs are
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3y ago
Maybe in Europe. In sub tropical and tropical places, people just went to bed at 8p and woke up at 4a throughout the year.
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