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In that case, the oldest German citizens are 155 years old. Like the country. And by that logic even many native Americans are immigrants. The Apache and Sioux people were living up in canada by the Great lakes near the time Spaniards were
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It would generally be during some sexy talk leading up to a first encounter. I think it's the opposite of telegraph it for me: they think a small guy might be bashful and nervous around sex or nudity, so when I don't display those
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My point is it's cheap if you value your time at $0.
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Are you someone who has the capability to create extra time in your day? If not and you just have a few hours of free time per day, you can choose to spend some of that free time cooking, or you can let someone else cook for you and use tha
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I wonder why in the age of LLMs these brand names continue to exist. I just prompted deepseek in Chinese to give me some novel brand names in english for a lighted dog collar (something I recently searched for and saw the crazy brands), and
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That sounds really cheap, if you don't consider that you need to do all the shopping, you need to prepare all the food, and deal with probably a bunch of food waste.
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Multiple times in my life, a potential romantic interest asked how big it was, and I told them it was tiny. This led them to believe that it was large, because what guy who is tiny would say it was tiny? Suffice to say they were a bit disap
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I spent my whole childhood trying to find someone who played Defender of the Crown and never found one :(
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Doubtful that random employees just have access to the full archive. And among those few that do have access there are probably automated systems that will catch you once you start downloading even a small percent of the content
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Ground based infrastructure is much easier to justify in densely populated areas. So, dense areas get ground infra, and the dispersed rural population can get satellite infra
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I knew dozens of people in my high school who actually read it. Maybe godel, escher, bach would be a better "book that people talked about but never read"
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Maybe OP just likes the content that jim Carrey produces and wants to know if more will possibly keep coming out
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Hitachi famously got caught doing exactly this: using b-bbee as a front to funnel bribe money to the ruling party.
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What's preventing anyone from trying to launch a YouTube competitor? Or content producers monetizing and hosting their own videos?
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Does ownership ever get assigned to people who aren't political cronies of the current government?
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A lot of people imagine chess players to he smart, but there's a video of asking grandmasters very simple (imho) general knowledge questions that they did absolutely abysmally at. It's probably safe to assume that someone who is r
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Back in the day people weren't driving to Walmart or whatever all the time to pick up a thing they wanted/needed, they would do that if they needed it right away, but if they didn't they would just wait until they were alread
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This is what molding is for. A lot of people view it as "ornate" or old fashioned, but it served a functional purpose originally and then people started making it fancier.
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What Google makes is irrelevant to the content prouducer. What matters to them is what they could make on alternate platforms, and the answer is no where near that amount. The slice Google keeps is only relevant to Google and potential comp
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I tried something like that but an error told me it couldn't do anything with children. Did that change?
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I would have thought the fat loss comes from hormonal changes, not merely the energy used during exercise.
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In the 1950s Americans were doing a good job at replacing themselves in the labor pool, and household size was larger and houses were smaller. Why is it impossible for Americans to live with 300 sq ft per person like baby boomers did as kid
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paraná: a state/river in southern Brazil
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Wouldn't the police have just looked at his location data and see that he lived nearby and rode his bike by often, and that he never stopped at the house?
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There's no indication that this guy had to hire a lawyer or actually do anything. The same location data that put him near the scene/time of the crime would also absolve him. I guess it's sad that he felt the need to pay for
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I think the key word is on "any one". Personally, I know how do to the work, I just didn't want to because it provided minimum value to me. But I didn't actually need to know how to do it, because the llm produced perfec
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As bill burr said - "our roided up guy beat your roided up guy".
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Any competent llm would write a script using opencv to extract the license plates. I did this with Gemini 3, mostly for fun and to test it's capabilities. Teslausb records all dash cam videos and auto syncs it to my nas when in wifi ra
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At some point, if you closed the lid and didn't have an external monitor plugged in, macos would put the GPU in power save mode, which would tank local llm performance. Is that not the case any more? There were even small singles you c
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This reminds me of a kid in my college who got "tazed for not using his blinker", but what really happened is he got pulled over for not using his blinker, refused to give ID, refused to get out of the car to be arrested, and then
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