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by whycome 1y ago
Imagine a situation where a person reasonably believes there was a fire (they saw smoke, but it turned out to be a vape or some sort of smoke machine part of the show). They're arrested for the false claim. Others know that it's t
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Does this also apply to Apollo?
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20% is just the performance difference. They noted the low cost for an Air model as well. What would an equivalent be at that price point? Would it have the same passive cooling and weight features?
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You’re saying that files with s1e10 and s1e9 would place 9 first?
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The file sorting isn’t something relegated to niche users because of the prevalence of tv episode file name sorting (eg S01e01) and it has necessitated the leading zeroes to make it work properly with “alphabetical sorting”.
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Back to the future 2 called a Chicago cubs World Series win in 2015. It actually happened in 2016. My favorite fan theory as to why they went to a future of flying cars that’s so different from our own is that it was the events of the first
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Those insulin supplements! (Yes, most insulin is now synthetic).
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OpenAI should just straight up release an integrated calendar app. Mobile app. The frameworks are already there and the ics or caldav formats just work well. They could have an email program too and just access any other imap mail. And simp
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It’s the slippery slope and necessary path so umpires can maintain a role. I really wish it could be a fully automated system that just immediately displays whether a pitch is a strike or ball. The umpires could be reserved for other judgme
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I had to look it up. But yet, the system seems to be framed as helping the official rather than some third party to overcome a dispute. It looks like the umpires can decide to get the review on their own?
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I wish mlb would bring all the cricket tech. The audio meter thing is wiiiiild. (Where they use high precision microphones to determine if the ball made contact with the bat). Also there’s no excuse for not having full 360 3D representativ
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The fun part will be seeing how teams learn to game the system. The batter can call it, but I think it would be hard to stifle any kind of communication from the dugout. /something higher tech than banging a garbage can obviously.
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What exactly constituted a violation of a COVID policy?
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So i don't understand why the backlash was against ABC and not the FCC or the affiliates.
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Flashed face distortion effect - (optical illusion) [video](youtube.com)
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We call these the “use case scenarios”
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Yeah! The also took out “don’t be evil”!
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Also, critically, get regular sun exposure so that your skin adapts. Ideally do this before it gets intense.
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Also, the US Govt bought $8.9B in stock last month I guess https://www.intc.com/news-events/press-releases/detail/1748/...
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The breadth of industry is so vast that people have wildly different takes on this. For a lot of simple coding tasks (eg custom plugins or apps) an LLM is not only efficient, but extremely competent. Some traditional coders are having a har
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Did you just basically coin “artisanal code”?
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This is a great review. not just for the book itself, but for the other literature around it. > Though medieval people wrongly believed the Moon was a planet, they understood that its light came from the Sun, used astrolabes and volvelle
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It's clear your org is looking specifically at coders/programmers. That's very different from the "academic research" background that the OP suggested. It takes a different type of analysis and vetting. And differen
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Maybe. The fact that some animals are especially immune to cancers suggest there are ways to prevent the outcome (cell replication/mutation).
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Seriously. My memories of this vaccine are so foggy because I distinctly remember being told "its not effective for men" and that it would be an expensive out of pocket cost. Yet, the whole point would always have been to prevent
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I think it always has the potential to be "intellectually satisfying" and there's an obvious 'tech' angle woven through it all. So much of it is tied to how information spreads and which technologies enable that. (A
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I don't understand how tech companies get away with using terms like "unlimited" or "lifetime"
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> rectal car center That's way mo' information than needed thanks. But seriously. I wonder why they have a designated pickup point if it would make sense to spread the cars out to alleviate traffic bottlenecks.
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Why are they so cheap? Is this a place where some sort of recovery tax makes sense then?
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Are they an egregious form of Ewaste really? (Serious question). Because there’s so much reusable hardware in so many of the other things we throw out (phones, cars, laptops, etc) but we don’t make reasonable efforts to limit that. I’d love

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