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by thereisnospork 1y ago
It's confusing how someone who has tried to build anything of substance, in say California, couldn't have run into a regulation or ten stifling innovation. I for one have seen mid-5 figures spent on a dumpster enclosure, because o
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
The rolling "tumbleweed" variant does, afaict there aren't many issues related to btrfs[0]. Most problems I see seem to be Nvidia drivers or something choking during the update process (bad mirrors, odd package not updating,
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
Which documents? Which are comprehensively listed where? With what indemnification for a good faith effort?
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
Buy a bambu P1s, a 0.4mm hardened nozzle for CF filaments, and maybe a filament dryer. You'll have a tool to spit parts out instead of a hobby in and of itself[0]. Bambu isn't the least evil company, but it's honestly just th
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
What the Dems say doesn't matter, what matters is the consensus opinion of their position. E.g. If Harris said 'I don't want to pass gun control' I probably wouldn't believe her because that's a singular drop i
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
Sup
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
Data center water consumption isn't due to it's use as a heat transfer medium, it's due to the evaporative cooling which cashes in water's enthalpy of vaporization. Thr alternative would be to use a heat pump and spend e
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
I'm seeing new single wides for around 40k new? The trailer not the land. Even rounding to an even 100k for a nice unit, delivered/plumbed/etc'd that's what, 500 hundred dollars a month on a 30 year mortgage? That&#
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
>Same as smartphone usage, the less the better. That comparison kind of makes my point though. Sure you can bury your face into Tik Tok for 12hrs a day and they do kind of suck at Excel but smartphones are massively useful and used tools
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
In a few years people who don't/can't use AI will be looked at like people who couldn't use a computer ~20 years ago. It might not solve every problem, but it solves enough of them better enough it belongs in the tool ki
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
> These kinds of analyses are just pure BS At risk of speaking for the parent, I think that sentence sums it up. Specious is the fancier word for it. These 'analyses' take a myopic view of a complex buffered system and well bey
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by thereisnospork 1y ago
Probably would have issues passing an ethics review. Aside from the other non technical (cost) and technical hurdles (would it work).
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
Conversely, let me only see sites where I can buy something. Too much of my life is consumed by trying to see if something can be bought and if so how much it costs.
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
Sure, but correlation is correlation. Ergo 'low income', as well as affections or causes of being 'low income' are valid diagnostic indicators.
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
Probably not that long, uranocene (a comparatively heavy molecule of similar structure) apparently has an appreciable vapor pressure of 10^-3 torr or so at 200C. Weight does matter of course, but intermolecular bonding/affinity is gene
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
Not the least contrived situation, but I could imagine an inanimate object object falling from a shelf during an earthquake (a bonified 'act of god') which enters a 1 or 2 letter prompt and generates an image if the AI interface
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
>Can it be that the issue you're describing explains what's happening in every single state? Has development stalled all across the USA (and abroad) simply due to regulation? I mean this is pretty trivially true, excepting some
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
So we can extract value value from having the biggest stick. Surely any competent businessman turned president couldn't fail to turn a profit when our military, and only our military, can secure the safe travel of goods anywhere in the
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
This is a common error, if not outright fallacy. The correct amount of <negative event> is rarely zero due to diminishing returns -- it is where the cost curves intersect. E.g. to decrease 3pct to 0.3pct might require operating only h
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
but also yes, the metal would melt if it somehow managed to not fail. Often the turbine blades are operating in an environment above their melting point and only don't melt because of the internal cooling.
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
The American consumer gets a treatment that didn't exist yesterday and whose IP will be free in ~15 years for their tax dollars. A pretty reasonable give and take on the face of it. (Not that polices to reduce the cost to Americans, es
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
Iirc UC Berkeley(?) did exactly that to their YouTube library of recorded lectures due to an accessibility lawsuit.
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
The 'if they have nothing to hide' argument? Really? I look forward to reading your fully compliant risk assessment before interacting with this comment, lest it be judged to contain offensive, inappropriate, or pornographic conte
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
Ye olde Rutherford experiment nicely illustrates the points of 'yes it is all empty space' and why that is both non-obvious and profound. Nothing pseudo about it.
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
At least on the android client you can have jellyfin play the selected media in VLC (or other external player). Couples most of the library features with the playback performance of VLC. Somethings like playback resume don't work but f
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
I would argue that the weaponization is an intrinsic part of the nature of review boards. Not just for ethics, but accross pretty much all categories. It's been pretty universal in my experience that people will use the power given to
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
I wonder if it wouldn't even be in the insurance companies benefit to do so. By paying out more they can "grow the market" and increase their total profit so long as they increase premiums commiserately.
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
Presumably you'd have an array of 'slow' ion thrusters upstream of your test article in your vacuum chamber to generate your flow. Matching temperature and velocity profile exactly is probably fairly tricky, but producing nom
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
Maybe it's been fixed in 11, but in windows 10 the automatic accent color option would lag the entire machine in order to pick a color. Which if you use the slideshow option can be quite frequent.
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by thereisnospork 2y ago
If you have to cut red tape for certain projects, the tape probably shouldn't exist in the first place. edit: for instance, if you have e.g. an environmental regulation that is so onerous that exemptions must be doled out for somethin

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