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meindnoch
6d ago
Forwarding this to my wife.
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meindnoch
7d ago
Tier 1 is the summit of summits - the summum bonum of languages, the highest order to which a language can aspire. Very few ever attain it. Non multa, sed multum : not many, but only those of extraordinary quality. Most languages remain
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7d ago
Always do when this happens. I blow into it, and there's no visible dirt on the metal contacts either. Also, a friend of mine also reported the same for their AirPods Pro 2.
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7d ago
I hope they've made the metal contacts inside the case a bit sturdier, because I'm often getting one or both of my AirPods drained to 0% when I take them out of the case, due to contact issues (I assume).
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8d ago
Btw, Wendell Berry died 10 days ago.
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meindnoch
8d ago
Ok, but we'll make so much buggy slopware! So it's worth the risk.
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meindnoch
9d ago
Yep, I've noticed that myself. It's getting pretty boring.
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9d ago
>But if you provide just the bare minimum to survive through UBI, the capitalists will gain a loyal faction that will act as their Red Guards to attack dissidents, which I think is much cheaper in the long run. Automatic gun turrets are
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meindnoch
9d ago
Robots will use real estate as rain shelter after the human occupants have starved to death.
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9d ago
"GENERATIONAL WEALTH"
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9d ago
Nope. Total capacity is going to be 2.1GWh. The peak power will be 1.2GW, and milliseconds is the response time of the system. [1] [1] https://flexbase.ch/en
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meindnoch
9d ago
please sir do the needful share what model u use which ai this amazing ? brother
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meindnoch
9d ago
Are people in non-3rd-world countries really using Windows?
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meindnoch
9d ago
I simply use a catheter and avoid such problems.
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10d ago
"We will be able to inject or absorb up to 1.2 gigawatt-hours (GWh) of electricity in a few milliseconds" 1.2GWh in a few milliseconds? I'm pressing (X) to doubt.
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10d ago
Such a load-bearing website!
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meindnoch
10d ago
What country is this? Where is this legal?
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10d ago
Wait. Fines ?
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11d ago
Mechanical translation.
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12d ago
I used to wonder how Rome could fall without anyone knowing exactly why. Surely an empire that lasted five centuries, and conquered all of Europe, must have been brought down by some great event, some unmistakable rupture. Watching the Amer
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12d ago
My hero.
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13d ago
Into your ~/.npmrc: audit=false fund=false
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15d ago
>rewriting the function signature to return void and take an extra pointer parameter, which is written to before returning This is completely unrelated to RVO. Every non-trivial class is returned via pointers to caller-allocated storag
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16d ago
A lot of things sold online can stop your heart.
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16d ago
Pure slop. Don't waste your time.
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20d ago
Yes, both "production" and "comes out" are signed quantities.
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20d ago
The divergence theorem can be intuitively summarized in one sentence: "what comes out is whatever went in, plus whatever was produced inside"
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20d ago
Don't really need vector calculus for this. Geometric intuition is sufficient. It is simply the summation of signed volumes of triangular columns/prisms parallel to the X axis. Visualization: https://jsfiddle.net/L
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21d ago
It depends on one question: does Markdown support <script> tags?
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21d ago
>What about clean, semantic HTML? Which React package is this?
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