jonlucc

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by jonlucc 2mo ago
Isn't it still far simpler and cheaper to build and maintain a DC in the most rural parts of North America than to launch it to space?
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by jonlucc 2mo ago
It's interesting that you say they must have hated each other, but assume only Ternus is acting on that. What makes you think Tan's hatred of Ternus or animosity toward Apple for picking Ternus over him didn't lead Tan to do
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
While this is true at the moment, closing a store and transferring its assets to another store owned by the same people could reasonably be alleged to be fraudulent transfer. The owners don't just get to keep whatever was in the store
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
That’s one possibility, yes.
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
In what way? It’s not a local concern that when you buy a business you get its obligations. That’s pretty common.
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
According to the former store owner's lawsuit, and what comports with what I've seen in the original video, the store was seized by corporate and then sold quickly to the owners of the Eugene, OR BAM store.
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
After consuming a lot of media around this, reading the former store owners' lawsuit filing, and discussing with a couple lawyers in my life, I think the business is in severe trouble. The decisions they make are that of a teetering co
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
I watched a video from a lawyer who was explaining some of the legal aspects of this debacle, and this one stuck out. Basically, if the Mansells had filed a form with the Oregon Secretary of State, they would have a much simpler claim. That
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
Or they thought that the losses were acceptable to avoid having to make sworn statements about the series of events that are still at issue in the previous owner's case and some events that may very well still be charged by Oregon pros
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
I haven't watched this particular video, but I've read her 46 page suit. That's not the case that was lost. The case(s) that were lost are small claims actions made by the YouTuber and 9 of his friends, essentially. They got
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
There are questions of fact involved, and the judge empaneled the jury to resolve the factual dispute. In this case, when did the clock on SoL start ticking? Was it tolled for any amount of time to extend the date? Those are more than just
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by jonlucc 4mo ago
You didn't cite any to look at?
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by jonlucc 5mo ago
This is part of the value prop of TCGPlayer, which was bought by eBay. They're specifically a marketplace for trading cards. Like Amazon, sellers can keep their product and sell it through the site, they can ship their inventory to TCG
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by jonlucc 5mo ago
This does happen. SAEs are reported in real time, and they do halt trials sometimes. Also, there is often a condition of approval that requires ongoing data collection for adverse events post-approval.
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by jonlucc 5mo ago
I can say in one role in my job, I'm getting a lot of use and I know my colleagues are at least trying a lot of things. One use is a first-pass review of animal care and use protocols. The Claude project was given all of the relevant p
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by jonlucc 5mo ago
I'm not the one saying my job is uniquely human. Last week, I watched a video of a vendor's new facility that entirely automates antibody production and screening lab. The machines run literally every step from picking antibodies,
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by jonlucc 5mo ago
Claude, add a bit of whimsy to this design.
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by jonlucc 5mo ago
Frequently, two movies with very similar concepts drop the same year. Is that because they're spying, or because the companies make decisions in similar ways based on similar input information?
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by jonlucc 5mo ago
Transparently, I'm not a designer, I'm a biologist. That said, the things I want designed by Claude don't need great design. I need a slide format that is consistent from one study to the next so the reader can follow. I need
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by jonlucc 7mo ago
Are Billy deep enough for vinyl? It looks to me like they're only 11.75" deep, not 13.
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by jonlucc 7mo ago
In practice, the entities who gave money directly to the US government are the ones who paid the tariff. Those entities should be pressured to refund the consumers, but in practice, that's unlikely. I (unknowingly) ordered something on
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by jonlucc 8mo ago
I guess the comms people got their hands on it before they deployed the original mnemonic: 3.4-1-1
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by jonlucc 11mo ago
This is an inherent problem with storing power. There's a massive battery in Missouri known as the Taum Sauk hydroelectric dam. During the night, they pump water up the hill into the upper reservoir, and in the day, they let the water
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by jonlucc 1y ago
This is great data visualization of interesting data! I'm curious about the last graph; there seems to be something making some of the longest flights take more time/nm. Is that real or an artifact, and is there an explanation for
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by jonlucc 1y ago
This is true, but leading up to the vaccine, he embraced every stupid conspiracy, related to COVID and before. Remember the bleach and sunshine press conference? A better leader who actually tried to understand the science at a basic level
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by jonlucc 1y ago
Based on the title alone, I thought this might be a skateboard that moved on millipede style legs, rather than wheels.
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by jonlucc 2y ago
Also of note because of recent political choices, these are humanized mice, meaning they're transgenic. They have a human ACE2 gene instead of the mouse ACE2 gene, which makes the human version of the enzyme that the COVID virus uses t
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by jonlucc 2y ago
If you're paying $200/month for something I can do with open source software and $10/month of compute, why wouldn't I offer you the service for $100/month? And then someone offer it for $50? Not everyone has to know
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by jonlucc 2y ago
I think you're looking for CircuitPython, which is available on a variety of small boards [0]. Based on my, admittedly, very limited experience, I would strongly consider the Feather line of products from Adafruit [1]; they're com
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by jonlucc 2y ago
I know it's been a while, but I think Jenny Nicholson grew her audience with shorter content. I recall "script meeting" videos about a lot of movies as they came out, and those were shorter and more frequent. Now that she has

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