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by tzs 3mo ago
Walmart groceries have also gotten more expensive and Walmart owns the land that the vast majority of its stores are on.
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by tzs 3mo ago
I'm proposing that organizations like that recognize that age verification is going to happen, and try to ensure that when that happens there will be at lease some age verification services that do it in a way that doesn't subject
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by tzs 3mo ago
I took a quick look at the Texas law. Like a few other such laws it allows sites to use an external service to do the check, as long as the service uses a "commercially reasonable" method of doing that. That basically means it has
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by tzs 3mo ago
> The U.S. government on Friday said Boeing can once again issue airworthiness certificates for its bestselling 737 Max aircraft and 787 Dreamliners, an authority that was stripped from the manufacturer after fatal crashes in 2018 and 2
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by tzs 3mo ago
There are generally 4 ways you can deal with presenting two independent mono sources to one person using headphones: 1. Mix them together into one mono channel and send that to both ears. 2. One in each ear. 3. Make separate mixes for each
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by tzs 3mo ago
> Users are often very sensitive to tail latency: a service that responds in 150ms 19 times and then takes 2s on the 20th is still perceived as annoyingly slow. This reminds me of some research I read about in the 1980s or 1990s on perce
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by tzs 3mo ago
Suppose I'm trying to explain how a project works and as part of that I need to explain about an algorithm I found in a book, are people going to object if I say "Here's an explanation from <cite to book>" and quot
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Nearly 10k EVs Were Tested for Battery Degradation. These 2 Models Won Out(insideevs.com)
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by tzs 3mo ago
Let's turn this around. I don't use any paid AI or any agents. I just use some of their free interactive question answering interfaces. There have been some times where I've been doing a project in a language or environment t
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by tzs 3mo ago
All it takes to get accused of being AI nowadays is to remember and use (1) what you were taught about composition in your high school English class, and (2) what you learned from "The Mac is Not a Typewriter" [1]. [1] https:&#x2
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by tzs 3mo ago
> The only organisms that can actually pull this off are ones that can get by without oxygen: super simple bacteria and archaea. That means the entire natural world relies on a relatively small number of microscopic species to make nitro
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by tzs 3mo ago
> Notice also the article has two by lines. At the top it's "by Paul Gilster" at the top of the text it's "by Peter Marinko". It is Paul Gilster's blog. It looks like all articles there are by him, henc
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by tzs 3mo ago
I doubt that this will run into any 1A issues. It will probably pass the test for allowable time/place/manner restrictions. • It is content neutral. • The government can probably show a significant government interest in reducing
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by tzs 3mo ago
That kind of tool is indeed helpful. I wrote a kind of similar command line version that does a subset of what your's does in C around 1985 for my Mac, running in the terminal-like window my compiler's runtime provided for running
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by tzs 3mo ago
Learning music from recordings (video or just audio) would be so much easy if modern video and audio playback software would bring back the AB repeat function that used to be common on CD players, DVD players, LaserDisc players, and MP3 pla
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by tzs 3mo ago
I've found pacing to be the biggest problem with self-learning of academic subjects. Suppose we are learning from a textbook. The things we learn in each chapter are built upon in the subsequent chapters. If we go forward before we hav
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by tzs 3mo ago
> Federally subsidized loans is directly (not solely) responsible for rapid inflation of college costs in the US. Is it? Several years ago I looked for historical data on tuition rates. I wasn't able to find much only, but did find
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by tzs 3mo ago
Phillips “Ultra Definition” LEDs have less flicker than incandescent bulbs, so might work without needed to add an incandescent to the room. Here’s a review of several LEDs with measurements of various things including flicker. https:&#x2F
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by tzs 3mo ago
Sure, we can argue about whether it is measuring that correctly, but my point is trying to look at how well billionaires have done at creating wealth for others. All these commenters listing people for inclusion who created a great deal of
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by tzs 3mo ago
This is a list looking at how various billionaires have done. He's not anywhere near being a billionaire.
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by tzs 3mo ago
It is a list of very wealthy people showing how much they created for others and how much they created for themselves. Norman Borlaug was not wealthy.
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by tzs 3mo ago
You may want to compare the flight profiles of jets and rockets, what layers of the atmosphere they emit in, and how the effects of the things they omit vary by where in the atmosphere they are emitted.
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by tzs 3mo ago
It is just persuasive precedent so any other court, or even the same court when dealing with case involving different parties, can ignore it.
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by tzs 3mo ago
The NYT doesn't get to see the logs. They will only be seen by the attorneys handling the lawsuit and possibly expert witnesses they hire, who all are under strong NDAs.
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by tzs 3mo ago
No, you've found the person who (1) remembers Civil Procedure from the first year of law school [0], particularly the case of International Shoe Co. v. Washington, 326 U.S. 310 (1945) [1], (2) did some checking to make sure that betwee
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by tzs 3mo ago
You can get a pretty decent 1 bedroom apartment in the U district of Seattle on $22/hour, such as [1]. [1] https://collegeplaceapartments.managebuilding.com/Resident/p...
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by tzs 3mo ago
Generally when a seller in state X in the US sells to a buyer in a different state Y the consumer protection laws of state Y apply. Even if the seller in X does not have a presence in Y, and so you might think Y has no jurisdiction, purpose
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by tzs 3mo ago
The satellites aren't worse. It is the rockets that are worse. On the way up they emit various things into the stratosphere, which is about the worst place you can emit stuff when it comes to affecting the atmosphere. It has not be
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by tzs 3mo ago
Like in this Steve Mould video, "Acoustic cameras can SEE sound" [1]? [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QtMTvsi-4Hw
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by tzs 3mo ago
If you are going to have all the home stuff on a subdomain (int.example.com) would it work to delegate int.example.com to a DNS server running at home what has internet access, and could handle the ACME DNS challenges for machines on int.ex

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