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by vixen99 3mo ago
Not everyone will come to view this model from the same vantage point. Some will simply be curious about some famous software that they don't happen to use. So the tour is an excellent idea. Great presentation. Congratulations.
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by vixen99 3mo ago
They are cheap but the rockets to shoot them down cost (I've heard but don't count on it) around $480,000 per missile. That is not a minor consideration for a country like Romania.
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by vixen99 3mo ago
Negative happiness. For Hitler, being captured alive and utterly humiliated in front of the world's jury as it were, must have been a prospect too horrible to contemplate. Happiness with a coefficient of -10 as against maybe -5 immedia
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by vixen99 3mo ago
Moreover with 78% of UK Met Office temperature measuring sites failing to meet Class 1 or 2 standards ex FOI request), the reported temperatures are all spot on! Might add that the ~ 2 trillion tons of concrete associated with energy-produc
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by vixen99 3mo ago
Some time ago an FOI (Freedom of Information) request to the UK Met Office got the following response: Background: Class 1–2 are regarded as excellent or very good exposures, Class 3 permits uncertainties up to about 1 °C, Class 4 permits
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by vixen99 3mo ago
Meanwhile: Is this true? 'Secret military documents from clandestine forums between Russia and China have revealed a possible joint strategic plan to disable Elon Musk’s Starlink satellite network alongside a deep weapons development p
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by vixen99 3mo ago
Nothing to stop you making assumptions if you feel you have to.
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by vixen99 3mo ago
AED: automated external defibrillator.
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by vixen99 3mo ago
I don't understand either but just for reference on your point: Trust in the EU is at its highest in 18 years '52% of Europeans trust the EU, the highest result since 2007. The level of trust is highest among young people aged 15-
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by vixen99 3mo ago
Given an (admittedly) optimistic future forecast for remote assessment of parameters related to driver blood chemistry and physiology - will this then be an inevitable further add-on legal requirement for human-driven transport?
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by vixen99 3mo ago
I'm not sure what economic migration is. Economic for whom? I'm not taking a side by asking, merely wondering.
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by vixen99 3mo ago
Sure thing! Plenty of possibilities here for instance: 'Bioactive Compounds in Ficus Fruits, Their Bioactivities, and Associated Health Benefits: A Review'. (It's a pretty extensive list). https://pdfs.semanticsch
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Decline in IQ linked to frequent or dependent use of cannabis use in youth(cambridge.org)
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by vixen99 4mo ago
Romania: for a head MRI on demand - not more than a few days and less than 400 Euros.
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by vixen99 4mo ago
You can check all this out for yourself at IMSL. Tons of holograph copies there for lots of composers. https://imslp.org/wiki/Main_Page
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by vixen99 4mo ago
Probably you're right overall but that doesn't apply to anyone who chooses to want to educate their kids in a non-taxpayer funded State school. Around 100–105 independent schools were reported as having ceased operations after the
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by vixen99 4mo ago
In the UK and other European locations maybe this is related to some of the highest electricity costs in the world.
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by vixen99 4mo ago
The finding certainly chimes with my experience. A few deep breaths each with a slow release taking up to around twelve seconds almost always lowers my blood pressure sometimes by as much as 10 points with the attendant calmness thrown in.
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by vixen99 4mo ago
Relevance of 'magot - a seated oriental figurine, usually of porcelain or ivory, with a grotesque form' to someone who criticizes the US? The allusion is too esoteric for me I'm afraid.
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by vixen99 4mo ago
Why are we not told how deep the pond was and confirm the % body submersion?
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by vixen99 4mo ago
Carbon fixing takes place via photosynthesis plus the light independent Calvin cycle. Hence the extensive greening that's taken place since CO2 elevation. This was first noticed via satellite in early 1980s. Overall there has been an i
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by vixen99 4mo ago
It's interesting that you (and, I'm guessing, a majority of HN folk who comment) feel that conservative intellectuals like Thomas Sowell, Victor Davis Hanson, John Mearsheimer, Niall Ferguson, Harvey Mansfield, Heather Mac Donald
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by vixen99 4mo ago
What astoundingly beautiful drawings! Moreover I had no idea such variety existed in the world of Chilli Peppers.
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by vixen99 4mo ago
I get the impression that a rather large number of HN commenters hereabouts have a very favorable view of https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2026/jun/04/a-good... by Thomas Picketty.
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by vixen99 4mo ago
Interesting bug! Why not tell us about this assertion by providing your own examples?
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by vixen99 4mo ago
There again you might pay a lot of taxes and not get the services and have questionable societal stability. Ask some Brits about that.
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by vixen99 5mo ago
Spiritual or not, anyone watching cattle in an abatoir will recognize symptoms of the kind of foreboding that I would suffer prior to execution.
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by vixen99 5mo ago
Me too! You've said exactly what I was about to say. Anyone else feel that way?
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by vixen99 5mo ago
Why insanely stupid? No, I don't mean you might not be right but it's nice to hear arguments rather than a pointless slight against people you assume fit your category.
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by vixen99 5mo ago
The top LLM companies could fund the purchase of the training material. One LLM thinks that Models like: Mistral AI, Stability AI, university labs, independent researchers might never catch up because training data becomes a gated asset. T

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