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knowitnone3
8mo ago
If they are not reproducible, then they are not valid studies and not using the scientific method which requires reproducibility. So yes, the scientific method is indeed perfect. lol
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8mo ago
so cops driving around is good enough, they don't have to actually catch criminals because it's it facade that really matters.
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8mo ago
if not borrowing against assets, do people borrow based on their word?
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8mo ago
California is not a safe place
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knowitnone3
8mo ago
I thought the opposite. Use mermaid as the HDL language. Draw the diagram, then synthesis.
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8mo ago
Afghani Insurgents
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8mo ago
So Putin is culling his people so the next generation can have more!
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8mo ago
now what does it cost a man to be married and divorced - the house, half of everything, kids
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8mo ago
I hope Apple corp puts a stop to that kind of egregious violation soon
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8mo ago
great. you'll never have to talk to another human being ever again
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8mo ago
just to let the kid know, I'm one of the investigators. I hate being taunted with any type of cryptocoin, cash of any denomination. I also hate gold and silver. I won't sleep until I catch you or $10 whichever comes first.
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8mo ago
if you get caught. just saw a video on a couple who stole a Brinks armor car; disappeared into Europe with new identities; never caught until female turned herself in. Not everybody gets caught.
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8mo ago
I don't believe Google would is hiring illegal immigrants.
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knowitnone3
8mo ago
sounds like you have an opportunity to open a grocery store?
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8mo ago
Illegal in what way? They are not allowed to set prices lower than competitors or raise them at any time?
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8mo ago
That's literally their MO. They've been doing that forever.
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8mo ago
"It's a terrible long term lubricant" it's not even a lubricant
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8mo ago
sprayed on motherboard and ssd. didn't work at all
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8mo ago
so basic economics?
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8mo ago
Sure. You're a "specialist" but roam about doing anything and everything? That's the complete opposite of a specialist. I'm a networking expert but I just roam around fixing computer issues just like a basic tech.
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8mo ago
that's really dumb of Mercedes take on that liability for little benefit - sell more cars, make more profit? My prediction is MB drops this or goes bankrupt in the next 10 years.
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8mo ago
https://github.com/FlashLabs-Corp/FlashLabs-Chroma is gone
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8mo ago
except MS could easily turn something on without you knowing and be uploading your files to their cloud. Yes, I believe they would stoop that low and even lower.
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8mo ago
oh man, it's so difficult even teenagers can do it within an hour and all they have to do is click on a few buttons.
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8mo ago
except Microsoft probably as a master key
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8mo ago
So you're saying Microsoft gave the FBI the key?
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8mo ago
what is Bill Gates wanting to do with Iowa farm land?
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8mo ago
which is why I tell the shop techs to not print the benchy boat and print something useful instead.
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8mo ago
if you printed what you NEED, how is that junk? Let's see how much you really care: https://all3dp.com/2/best-diy-filament-extruder-kit-maker/
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8mo ago
you've unlocked hundreds of bikes under your account. That would mean you've reserved the bike and therefore have to pay for damage/loss of property?
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