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thrill
2y ago
We'll circle back to that later for readdress.
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2y ago
Give Zero Acre fermented ("cultured") oil a try.
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2y ago
What's next - universities competing on their low acceptance rate?
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2y ago
Amazon owns 17% of Rivian.
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thrill
2y ago
Sounds about right. When my '96 BMW 328 finally met the pothole from hell, I was on my 5th clutch at a little over 500,000 miles.
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2y ago
Clarity in meaning.
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thrill
2y ago
Testing is hard because it only becomes evident once a month.
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2y ago
So does any other source of thrust.
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thrill
2y ago
Blaming corporations for operating under the crappy rent-seeking laws our politicians create is de rigueur now.
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2y ago
That's because rent is a reflection of the reality of the cost of living that the BLS can't fudge the numbers on monthly by not counting certain expenses.
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2y ago
Foodie magazine jelly of competition much?
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2y ago
"If you've used a command for the past 10[0] years, and it's always worked, and you go to use it again, and you're using it in a similar way to how you always have, do you read the man page?" Yes, that's the fi
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3y ago
Nah, they stir up trouble by not talking about that.
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3y ago
And they are constantly badgered to not gain that understanding.
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3y ago
Enhanced. Double. Jello. Shots. ... for a long and happy life.
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3y ago
The economic growth that allowed sufficient attention to medical advances didn't bring the average newborn's lifespan from 1930's 30 years to today's 80 years by increasing the lifespan of the top one percent to 10,000 y
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3y ago
Akshually ... they eat tires because of the application of torque. Drive sedately and get great tire life. Why would you think an electric motor would wear out in 100,000 miles? Brushless AC motors can last tens of thousands of hours of o
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3y ago
Damn it Canada, you had one job - protect the maple syrup!
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thrill
3y ago
If you want to see one then just keep reading that black text on a white background of that page.
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3y ago
AI - is there any bogeyman role it can't fill?
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3y ago
'Taxi companies “100 per cent support that Uber should also provide (wheelchair accessible vans) because why not?”' Because the drivers own the vehicles not Uber.
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3y ago
This is why you will run well-tuned open-sourced AIs locally.
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3y ago
Sure they can, especially on old things like air-cooled VW Beetles.
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3y ago
Bars seldom run out of beer (maybe in the land down under) but they still have happy hours.
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3y ago
What sort of small business do you run?
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thrill
3y ago
Pssst. Hey everybody, it's your money they're gonna take away and oh so generously give back to you - less some amount for overhead, natch.
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thrill
3y ago
(12 bit) Word.
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3y ago
(1) is just playing Calvin Ball. "Correcting" the output to reflect supposedly desired nudges towards some utopian ideal inflates the "value" of the model (and those who promote it) the same as "managing" an ec
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3y ago
Why are rental cars often trashed?
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thrill
3y ago
I wouldn't have any "moral issue" with returning something simply because I woke up bored with the item and neither should anyone else.
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