wildzzz

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by wildzzz 2mo ago
I think there's a way to make it work. If you do poorly first semester, you go on academic probation and must improve by your second semester or you are suspended for the next fall. If you successfully get off academic probation at the
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
Unfortunately for Roe v Wade, abortion and a right to privacy aren't explicitly laid out in the Constitution. Interstate commerce is. New York would be entirely in their right to ban Kalshi in New York but not halt operations nationwid
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
We've been living in the age of photoshopped photos for decades now. You can't just present a random photo as evidence without being able to back up its provenance.
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
A couple years ago, we needed a good photo of my grandfather for a photo collage. The best photo I had of him was where he's sitting next to a very decrepit looking old woman (some family friend?). It really was a great composition, gr
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
Open source licenses dictate permission to access to the source code, distribute it, change it, and distribute those changes. They say nothing about how the developer needs to maintain the project or provide support. There are FOSS licenses
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
Or just turn off issues and pull requests. To skip right ahead to a closed source project is a little suspicious.
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
The pi 4 did away with the polyfuse so the VBUS at the USB port is the same node as the 5V pin on the GPIO.
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
Starlink would be a major customer. NASA is already eyeing Starship to get things to the moon. It's just such an enormous expense to develop that no one but SpaceX is willing to fund it directly.
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
yes but if the supply reel binds, the tape will wow
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
The Venn diagram of old people with limited mobility (can't just drive to the post office or grocery store) and on a fixed income (they crave those discounts) is nearly a perfect circle of the people that fall for internet scams (fails
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
No, these are expensive pencils that have high quality assurance to make sure the graphite is as hard as it's supposed to be. You use a jig to hold the pencil in a specific way each time. Don't think of it as a pencil, it's a
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
Simple answer, don't deep fry a fucking steak. I have never seen anyone do that and I can't imagine why you would need to do it. Just put it on a hot cast iron pan (you can buy one cheap at good will). - Meat thermometer (you shou
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
To be fair, nearly all of the science payloads on Voyager 1 & 2 have been shut down. The probes are doing very little. The doesn't take away from the very unique science they are doing but its a far cry from what the program office
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
For the newspaper: elderly people staying in 2 and 3 star hotels eating their free continental breakfast. For their website: slightly younger elderly people on their ipada eating breakfast at home. USA Today, feel free to contact me for pay
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
General Dynamics, for example, makes them. https://gdmissionsystems.com/communications/spaceborne-commu...
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
For FRC 2010, we built four custom gearboxes using timing belts. It was a pod with two wheels driven by a CIM motor to get a crazy amount of torque to get over the humps in the middle of the field. At any time, whether on flat ground or whe
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
The dogma in many religions is that nothing created God or at least, there's no way to know. He exists outside our time and space. So from our perspective, God has always existed. If you believe that free will is true, then he can see
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
That damn computer plane is brutal. He's got zero issue with a kamikaze attack.
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
Cost, size, weight, and power are definitely things that can be improved on. The atomic clocks you can buy for a lab are big 3U boxes but shrinking it down to something portable is the future. I actually work with one of those chip scale at
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
I used to sous vide steak in college with just some hot water and my roommate's six-pack cooler. Water should be no more than 5F warmer than the cook temp. For a medium rare steak, cook temp is 129F so get close that. Salt the steak no
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
When I used to mow neighbor's yards as a kid, I'd do a crosshatch pattern that I'd rotate 45deg each week, orthagonal vs diagonal. Just doing one direction looks fine but a crosshatch looks even better, especially if they hav
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
I just send prospective dates a pre-screening questionaire, my social résumé, and a doordash giftcard. It's really efficient since I don't need to waste my time going on bad dates or even leaving the house. Unfortunately I haven&#
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
That's cops being lazy because they now don't need to write a report for your car insurance to replace the non-broken window. However, your homeowners or renters insurance may cover the stolen items. In general, there's proba
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by wildzzz 2mo ago
Fingerprints are basically circumstantial evidence (unless it's a high profile case that spares no expense). And even though it's difficult to use them in court, it's perfectly fine to use it for probable cause on a warrant.
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Because you can't serve ads as nicely over RSS
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Google Music's song radio feature was really good. It would play similar songs obviously but it exposed you to actually new artists. Meanwhile, spotify basically encourages you to listen to the same stuff all the time, It's like l
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
A land value tax would be instead of a property tax. It encourages owners to either develop or sell to someone else willing to develop. Although in this case, I don't think it would actually encourage anything as it's clearly bein
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
You use the kit to test the harness of a finish coating, like a paint or a ceramic coating for cars. Pencils have their own hardness scale which can be used to gauge the hardness of the coating. Its really more of a relative qualitative tes
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Sure but for the ad network, it means they can brag to new clients about how many clicks they can get them. If the ad clicker isn't buying, that's the client's problem, you already did your job by getting them to click. Maybe
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by wildzzz 3mo ago
Its the grandmas still sending you a $5 check in the mail for your birthday

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