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by whycome 1y ago
Do you have spotify? I'm wondering if it's the people who don't have spotify who "lean" to a certain initial interpretation that is colored by previous experience (especially in having to utter the phrase to someone
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by whycome 1y ago
Even after the fail, I still didn't realize it wasn't an example link and thought that they had made an error in maintaining an outdated or expired one. They should just use an actual example link!
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by whycome 1y ago
It's intriguing. And i suspect the specific audience that doesn't have spotify (and has remembered thinking this phrase/concept) will be the most curious (so, a high correlation with your target). It's exactly why I cli
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by whycome 1y ago
You’re comparing different models? I don’t understand the connection here to a supposed change in performance over time. The ways performance is reduced is when processing power may be throttled (eg Apple battery gate) or because a newer Ap
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by whycome 1y ago
I agree that it’s ridiculously addictive. There’s a big correlation to delivery type and how your brain can associate it to drive that compulsion. It’s very fast acting, esp when smoked. https://www.pbs.org/newshour/a
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by whycome 1y ago
The addiction some people have to caffeine is just as crazy. So, I guess it depends on a bunch of physiological and psychological factors.
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by whycome 1y ago
Nicotine. But not the smokeable kind. And low dosage. But not if you’re likely to get addicted. The absurdity is that your country definitely makes it legal for historical reasons rather than useful less addicting stimulants.
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by whycome 1y ago
Weird, did the CPU somehow slow down over time? Did it get tired?
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by whycome 1y ago
Why not all vegan then
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by whycome 1y ago
But why do they need to do that as a TLD? They have google.com and other iterations.
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by whycome 1y ago
So they did mean Eventbrite? I was wondering if Eventribe was actually a thing and was guessing that it really could be. (It seems that it is a thing, but small. Not even leaning into the “tribe” aspect of the name)
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by whycome 1y ago
One of my pet peeves of the opening scene in Star Trek (2009?) was when the ‘bad guy’ shows up on the monitor, his video is stretched wide to fill the view screen. wtf kind of future is that?!
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by whycome 1y ago
Smoke-deck?
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by whycome 1y ago
> Making chips takes an immense amount of water, and about a quarter of Texas is in drought. Luckily, Sherman has water rights to nearby Lake Texoma. “It was about acquiring more rights, ramping up our production and being able to provid
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by whycome 1y ago
We are very far from dominating the oceans.
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by whycome 1y ago
Look how far VW has come
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by whycome 1y ago
Don’t forget the investigation documentation as an unexpected byproduct.
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by whycome 1y ago
> BUt most all content is online Ha! Joking?
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by whycome 1y ago
So, are "blood scrubbers" a thing? Something like dialysis that could let someone stay under water longer by removing CO2 (combined with novel ways of oxygenating the blood). Could future SCUBA just skip the lung gas exchange part
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by whycome 1y ago
The headline clearly says that 'Science' is the culprit.
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by whycome 1y ago
Many “beef burgers” have filler included like soy and wheat.
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by whycome 1y ago
It’s lab-grown salmon… I was not expecting salmon to be actually raised — that’s just farmed. Cell cultures to create solids was everything I’d expected. The term “plant based ingredients” is kinda dumb though.
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by whycome 1y ago
Chemically mangled? I’m all for all tastes and textures. Cheese production may be the definition of “chemically mangled milk” but I’m all for it.
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by whycome 1y ago
Do we need this many car companies now? There’s so little variation between your typical SUV that they’re looking the same. I wish we had a better and more modular base to work with. Can we have a base car and then make the options (seat ty
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by whycome 1y ago
I guess everything is AI > "DeepEditor uses a combination of face detection, facial recognition, landmark detection [such as facial features] and 3D face tracking to understand the actor's appearance, physical actions and emoti
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by whycome 1y ago
Drug and Copyright Enforcement Agency? I always thought that one reason to go after marijuana was that it was something that one could easily "grow at home" -- eg, make a copy. Alcohol and hard drugs typically required a lot of eq
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by whycome 1y ago
> Recent Russian studies put the count of lost lives and unborn children as high as 170 million people. wait, does this just mean pregnancies that didn't reach full term? Or like, a hypothetical number of kids that could have been b
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by whycome 1y ago
Or be native
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by whycome 1y ago
Could you standardize the dwell time? Hit a max and then maintain regularity
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by whycome 1y ago
My car (an old Jetta) lasted ~20 years and was still good to go when I got rid of it. Only the body itself had any issues. I suppose the use would vary based on terrain? It was useful to get to a gear with more torque for taking off again.

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