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by vGPU 3y ago
Heat pumps can provide an “efficiency” of some 300-400%+. The “trick” is that they use electricity to move heat instead of creating heat, which is why heat pumps stop working well under a certain temperature. They kinda work like a reverse
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by vGPU 3y ago
Create? Perhaps lack of IP/talent. The exynos chips have been lagging a bit behind last I checked. However, they are adding capacity to their fabs for AI chips, so it’s possible they may be planning one in the future. https:/&#x2
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by vGPU 3y ago
> there is an ongoing investigation over nonconsensual sterilization procedures being performed by the government three years ago Where do you see the word systemic? And once again, your question could be easily answered with Google. See
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by vGPU 3y ago
In theory price v demand. Prices would increase until demand was reduced to the point that there was enough seed for everyone willing to pay the price. It also depends whether you’re trading future that settle for cash (you buy for 5k and t
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by vGPU 3y ago
>whatever we have, you have Must have lost the rest in a big fire or something. Drowned in a canoeing accident.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Sure but the f15 didn’t start production until almost a decade later.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Well, here would be the ones I’m interested in: the 3 minute rant would be perfect right now as I finish processing shitty family. The general chat with topics includes several that I personally am interested in, including photography and
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by vGPU 3y ago
The idea is to buffer changes in price. Started with crops originally iirc. Say I know I need 1 ton of seed for planting. It normally costs $5,000/ton. I am concerned that the rat epidemic might cause a seed shortage. It does. 1 ton of
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by vGPU 3y ago
Hey, I just wanted to say that your “say hi” page is an insanely cool idea and I might take you up on that offer at some point :).
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by vGPU 3y ago
No, I’m not. Nor am I in any of the other high paying states you might name.
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by vGPU 3y ago
> Of the 7,600 women who were sterilized by the state between the years of 1933 and 1973, about 5,000 were African American. Stop lying. You come in with a false faith argument and can’t be bothered to research elementary facts.
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by vGPU 3y ago
As a nurse I make $100/hr. Try again.
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by vGPU 3y ago
It would appear that the source is “The Residence: Inside the Private World of the White House”, which appears to be the type of sensationalist tell-all that would grace the average tabloid next to the latest story about how prince harry ha
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by vGPU 3y ago
> Back at the White House, Johnson would howl through the halls, “If I can move ten thousand troops in a day, the plumbers can certainly fix the bathroom the way I want it!” Considering the fact that this is essentially true, I find it e
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by vGPU 3y ago
> health care is a notoriously low paid profession Where is that, exactly? Because it certainly isn’t in the US.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Considering the United States forcefully sterilized some 70,000 people, and that there is an ongoing investigation over nonconsensual sterilization procedures being performed by the government three years ago , your handwaving over “conspi
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by vGPU 3y ago
If a Honda civic is worth a million dollars, are you rich? Or has inflation simply eroded your buying power?
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by vGPU 3y ago
Because I don’t appreciate it when a model has blatant democrat/anti-republican bias, for example. The fact that chatGPT, Bard, etc are heavily and purposefully biased on certain topics is well documented[1]. [1] https://www
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by vGPU 3y ago
They run very slim profit margins, regulators could fine them more than they could afford to pay.
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by vGPU 3y ago
I’ve tried it and TB-500 personally for persistent tendinitis, can’t say either helped.
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by vGPU 3y ago
I see a lot of anger about krita getting a stable diffusion plugin, a choice quote here: > Oh yes let's encourage people to download an app made by artists, for artists, not learn how to draw, and instead use a program that steals f
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by vGPU 3y ago
Even my iPad has horrible background drain. My iPhone is the only device I have that I can calmly leave at 15% when I go to bed and know my alarm will still work in the morning.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Except they aren’t. They’ve just managed to keep up with the (real) rate of inflation. You’re not rich if your pay went from $7/hr to $10/hr but gas went from $3 to $4. You’re still in the same situation, if not a bit worse off.
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by vGPU 3y ago
This will hurt Google and may destroy Spotify. If they’re the only ones that get the 0/4% deal and the other services like tidal are paying full price that’s a blatant anti-competitive agreement.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Telemetry. With how evasive they are, likely quite invasive.
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by vGPU 3y ago
See: Crimea. Israel. Etc.
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by vGPU 3y ago
I have personally noticed this many times. I’d blink and wonder if it was just my eyes going bad but nope, soon as I select HD quality manually I can read text again.
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by vGPU 3y ago
setTimeout(function() { c(); a.resolve(1) }, 5E3); The actual code. They went and actually hardcoded a 5 second delay.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Get used to it, my friend. There’s a reason the TI phenomenon is growing, and it isn’t just baseless paranoia.
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by vGPU 3y ago
Well…. https://www.cbc.ca/player/play/2675415775

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