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zonkerdonker
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There are so many stories of cops abusing tracking tools to stalk exes, my money would be on that rather than a "typo."
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Adblock on a mobile browser is a gamechanger. I wouldn't go back even if a quarter of sites were broken on FF mobile (and they aren't, I've been using it for 2 full years desktop and mobile, and only found a single compatibil
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3y ago
A bit hard to show someone the door who has more than 50% of the shares vote from dual class shares. He can only be booted if he votes himself out as CEO.
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3y ago
For what it's worth, I've had a great experience with sauna/cold therapy. You seem well researched on the topic, so im sure you're aware of the plethora of studies correlating reduced inflammatory response and heat/
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3y ago
I'm curious as well, that's an astoundingly high burn rate for a 500 person logistics company. Wonder if there were outstanding debts
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3y ago
Hog the best rooms all day is what they do.
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3y ago
Sunsets don't have intent or meaning. A whole lot of people still like to look at them, or even assign their own meaning to the them, or other random machinations of the universe.
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3y ago
Was there a new red light camera set up at the intersection recently? The city-contracted companies in charge of the cameras alter the yellow light duration to increase ticket revenue supposedly
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3y ago
It was discussed in the article. They're adding a vibration and audible warning once the motor reaches its limit, or in any other edge case where the board cannot supply the proper counterbalance. Why this feature wasn't implement
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3y ago
You might think that, until you see the insane rig that's used to capture these scans: https://www.uploadvr.com/meta-codec-avatars-iphone-scan/ Each scan captures dozens of terabytes of data and lasts for hours, a
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3y ago
An entire fully "rigged" version of your face is generated from thousands of high resolution photos using a variety of facial expressions, distilled down into a model. Data from eye tracking and the cameras on the HMD are used to
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3y ago
I consistently will check my commute to work, as there are two roughly equal routes, either of which can be disrupted for a number of reasons. As of a few weeks ago, Google maps has stopped showing my preferred route entirely, trying to put
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3y ago
Fascinating, thanks for sharing. Now I can easily snoop and find out which neighbors actually applied for permits for their DADUs ha
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3y ago
I've heard from recruiters that some software will export submitted resumes in plain text in a standard format for review, I wonder if the tiny white font tags show up as well
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3y ago
Wow, yeah, I've never thought about this use case for AI. Honestly seems pretty ideal. A relative of mine afflicted with dementia recently passed, and while they still needed physical care, an AI "person" to bounce questions
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I think it's just a play to bump up their in-app DAU for increased IPO valuation. Fuck the users, all about the short term gains. I'm curious what the percentage of people accessing the site via the official app vs all other avenu
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3y ago
The elephant seal really threw me for a loop, so I looked it up and [1]. It's not even close to accurate. I also couldn't verify any recorded dives of chinook salmon that deep either. A bit disappointing, this chart would be reall
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3y ago
Everyone in this comment section needs to read Greg Egan's Permutation City.
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I only go into the office when I'm not feeling serious about work. If I have shit to get done, I do it at the place with zero commute time and substantially less distractions. When I'm light, it's nice to go into the office t
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3y ago
Mag itself is not very ductile, and more prone to fractures than most AL alloys, with the tradeoff being overall higher yield strength. Depending on the magnesium alloy used for thixo, this can be mitigated somewhat, but you are correct in
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Fertilizers, herbicides, pesticides ( https://www.scientificamerican.com/article/high-rates-of-sui... ), leaded fuels...farmers are almost constantly exposed to some of the nastiest stuff manufactured. Round-up got caugh
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Tabasco is incredible on popcorn, give it a shot. I like to mix it in with the melted butter before tossing it all
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Thixomolding is an incredible process, I'm glad it's becoming more utilized. It really is the best for lightweight, strong, and super thin parts like laptop chassis. About 10 years ago I worked for a medical device company and we