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571.
by yread 2y ago
it's even worse with cycling. You could get fit cycling a heavy bike around the neighborhood instead you spend thousands to go 100kms. And accidents always happen at the point most distant from home. And you get more flats the further
572.
by yread 2y ago
There are 1 million people who have $1M of spare cash who want a one way ticket to Mars and die there? Why?
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Australia electricity grid with 100% renewables and 120GWh batteries(twitter.com)
8 points by yread 2y ago|6 comments
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by yread 2y ago
Do you mean like this? https://youtu.be/4EJLmIC9cJE?si=gincFsBUzYwQmtIs
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Sonos changes terms and conditions and may now pass on data to third parties(notebookcheck.net)
75 points by yread 2y ago|26 comments
576.
by yread 2y ago
This is a bit like asking "it's just social media/stuff on the internet/0s and 1s in a computer how bad can it be? I think the past few years have shown us a few ways these can be bad already
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by yread 2y ago
dMMR deficient colorectal cancer was also cured in these ~110 patients with different drugs https://www.nejm.org/doi/full/10.1056/NEJMoa2400634 (also from this years ASCO)
578.
by yread 2y ago
They also have their share of cavalry charges and buzzers. Plus the plane sometimes calls you a retard
579.
by yread 2y ago
Sure, when you're looking at bacteria vs humans these guys are like our twins. But these non-homo hominins were not even our ancestors, they are close to Denisovans https://www.nature.com/articles/nature12788 Our
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Neoadjuvant Immunotherapy in Mismatch Repair–Deficient Colon Cancer(nejm.org)
1 points by yread 2y ago|0 comments
581.
by yread 2y ago
That first article from BMJ 1900 reads a bit like Gulliver tales. The second article is about hominids 400k years ago, quite long ago
582.
by yread 2y ago
I thought the article will be about the fake canopies drawn on some aircraft bellies to confuse the opponent during dogfighting https://www.twz.com/false-canopies-on-fighters-work-one-almo...
583.
by yread 2y ago
Yep, apparently The Netherlands have the most negative hours: https://x.com/BM_Visser/status/1793536590821617769 160h with negative energy this year only (last year 71h on this date), Germany and Spain have around
584.
by yread 2y ago
The Tom Waits case had a payout of 2.6 million for services with fair market cost of 100k. What would it cost openai to train chatgpt using her voice? Is she also going to get a payout 26 times that? That GPU budget is starting to look inex
585.
by yread 2y ago
What there are still people who don't install Voidtools' Everything on all Windows PCs and assign it a global shortcut? Since I have it I don't even bother organizing stuff
586.
by yread 2y ago
CSP would help against that. But at that time alpine.js was incompatible with CSP... Anyone tried using the new csp alpine.js build? https://laravel-news.com/alpinejs-csp
587.
by yread 2y ago
See here https://github.com/berthubert/trifecta/issues for the image hosting service that Bert wrote and the issues that wandernauta found
588.
by yread 2y ago
Is there "Things I don't work with" series for programming? Alpha-quality compilers, non-ACID databases, legacy code full of race conditions, CSS (jk),...
589.
by yread 2y ago
nautical miles, I agree are quite useful. Roman, English, international, statute, US survey, German, Russian or Ottoman miles, not so much
590.
by yread 2y ago
It's similar to what google would have done (paying for placement in search results) if they didn't have the whole dont be evil thing. OpenAI doesn't realize that while it brings in revenue it opens door for a competitor who
591.
by yread 2y ago
If they soldered a decent amount that gou can be sure you don't ever need to upgrade it would be fine (seriously, 64GB ram costs like 100eur, non issue in a 1000eur laptop). 8 is not enough already and 16 will soon be limiting too.
592.
by yread 2y ago
MSDN also follows these principles
593.
by yread 2y ago
4-holers can cross the Atlantic with an engine out and barely notice. See this Emirates A380 that flew from New York and had to shutdown an engine over Newfoundland. OK it didn't fly all the way to Dubai it had to divert. To Kuwait! h
594.
by yread 2y ago
I havent used SQL server much since the 2008 days but it used to happen quite often that the estimated and actual execution plan differed a lot. I think the estimated part also includes how many rows get returned from a subquery and that in
595.
by yread 2y ago
They are at least for nonEU ppl. Friend got in big trouble because border agents didn't stamp her passport - she went to the us, got an exit stamp but no entry or exit stamp from us and no entry stamp in eu (lots of ppl got lazy...). A
596.
by yread 2y ago
Is there some direct application? Like using the excitation states of different atoms for storing information?
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by yread 2y ago
It's good that they're working on improving the situation. There were a few hickups (Ubuntu and MS .net packages having same names but being installed in incompatible locations, .net8 coming to 22.04 months after official release)
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by yread 2y ago
Even if they sell it (or "sell" it) wouldn't it remain a "security risk" as it probably has government agents working as programmers (even more than other big tech)?
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by yread 3y ago
Not all Jewish people support genocide
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by yread 3y ago
I hope you made sure he learnt that water is awesome and fun after such an experiment that no IRB or METC would ever approve. We sent our 6 month olds for water survival training. Apparently, they can easily learn to relax in the water, tur

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