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grogenaut
11d ago
most structure and wildland fire has moved away from pfas based foams. not everywhere and not for aiports, but most other places.
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23d ago
many of the comments below talk about the death of society, respect, mental illness, etc... but I mean some of this is just high use. most port-a-potties are a shit show (literally). go to a festival, it's people waiting in line and ha
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grogenaut
1mo ago
I'm sorry you don't know the difference between training, fine tuning, and context. But definitions matter especially in legalese.
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1mo ago
lol, nitro is not benign, it's muuuch worse than dynamite which is why they made dynamite. Nitro will go under shock or temperature swings. And it was discovered for it's health effects before they formulated dynamite.
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1mo ago
Dynamite is ~20-60% nitro glycerine and the rest "dope" aka a stabilizer which could be sawdust for instance [ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamite ]. If you have heart issues, you're likely taking nitro
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2mo ago
Aah I didn't se that on the video that makes sense..
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2mo ago
on the other other hand it randomly pressure points the bottom of your car on points that weren't really meant for it. agree that this would be way better if you just drove up in a queue and cars were taken away. one imagines the slow
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2mo ago
One of the teachers I know had to pay for 7 years past their forgiveness date of 10 years teaching because of the student loan shenanagains in the early 202's and then the shutdowns. Luckily finally she got the loan closed ans is still
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2mo ago
do what reddit did and just fake a ton of content and try and egg the fanbois into a ratings war
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2mo ago
Is this the common cost or is this an outlier blog story that hit it off. Talk real data to me. I don't get excited about any individual anecdote (unless it's me personally of course). No people shouldn't be bankrupted for a
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2mo ago
He refused to go in an ambulance the first time. He could have refused the second ride. You can refuse transport or medical care at any time as long as you are able to make rational decisions. As an EMT if you're A&Ox4, alert to ti
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3mo ago
https://www.amazon.com/stores/ThermoWorks/page/4D6BCE63-39FE... apparently... sorry I didn't re click but you can also just search the brand and go to the brand store on amazon.
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3mo ago
I stopped playing TIS100 after about 40 minutes becuase: a) the editors, come on man b) I realized I could just learn FPGA instead and it would be more useful. so I didn't do either
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3mo ago
talking to several of the catalog unification projects and doing promo reviews for people, it turns out it wasn't as easy to do as people thought. there's places it worked well (media) and others where it's a lot harder.
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3mo ago
you go to account -> customer support -> click the order -> chat... or fraud or somthing else
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3mo ago
https://www.amazon.com/stores/ThermoWorks actually... they gave up a while ago and have an amazon store.. it's been a few years IIRC
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3mo ago
So far the only thing I've seen useful out of apple intelligence is running parakeet natively and effectively... which should have been their very first feature... given it's been on phones for 10+ years. As someone who wants to r
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3mo ago
My new HP Prime calculator (that I'm good at) and the HP you used when dinosauers walked the earth are not the same thing.
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3mo ago
Jeremy Clarkson in a F1 car https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jOh77dwAr54 . There's a reason they had hammond try that. I could barely get in or out of the original tesla roadster. I had to go out on my hands. Was fun to
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4mo ago
I'd agree. but also that's too scary. and the bottleneck is the massive manual change control process since there's no automation around any of this. :) Why take risk when you can spend money and take no risk
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4mo ago
yes, but a person who doesn't know any of this stuff is infinitely more productive with ai than someone who isn't when it comes to many things. we've got product folks vibing out prototypes (not shippable but clickable) in ou
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4mo ago
except for you know the enterprise customers who won't change their code and will pay to run old inefficent hardware just to keep from dealing with upgrades?
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4mo ago
Can you not just move the epxensive part (the gpu itself) to a new carrier board in that situation? Also isn't most of the cost of the GPU itself the design of the board, not actually making one, esp if you can move the heat sinks arou
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4mo ago
I had a very well crafted will from my parents, one of whom was a very good lawyer hiring other good lawyers. It was still a pain in the ass for many of the reasons they were trying to make it easy for us. One thing I learned, just bite the
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4mo ago
most of the movie is about his personal thoughts about making the bomb and the direction things go with brinkman ship. I disliked the movie because it spent so little time on on the building.
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4mo ago
they completely glossed over Graves in Oppenheimer, one of the many reasons I hated that movie. There's a great "scene" in "the making of the atomic bomb" that also appears in the movie that they botched. Something
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4mo ago
it does, if that's all they're doing then why do you need them, you can do bad ai summaries of things yourself.
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4mo ago
| Newton... He's Singular, unique, and irreplaceable at what he did. Leibniz, literally parallel. Was Newton just a smart guy at the right place and the right time. These smart folks require other smart folks to understand and verify w
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4mo ago
A better comparison is, on a sliding scale, tsa or firefighters, emts. All can invade your privacy and take / destroy your things to a varying degree. You don't get to chose which fire gets you out of your car or which EMT does cp
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4mo ago
I get why it's like this. Some background. I work at an Amazon sub. This is a good UI for the way we work. We don't spin up a single machine pretty much ever unless it's a cloud dev machine, at which point the price is listed
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