norvvryo

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by norvvryo 2y ago
> And if dismissed, perhaps there are commercial products available at the consumer level. You can walk into Tractor Supply with a $20 bill and walk out with a horse-sized tube of fenbendazole paste and a few bucks in change.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Go full circle and ask ChatGPT for suggestions.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Bing Chat suggests the "snd_soc_pcm5102a" and "snd_soc_hifiberry_dac" drivers in creative mode, "snd_soc_es9023" in balanced, and failed to return results in precise. I doubt that's accurate. I tried using
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by norvvryo 4y ago
The Chinese are people, but are not THE people. (Well, most of them aren't anyway.)
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Don't worry. It's got that covered. > Ask forgiveness for using a large language model to generate prayers instead of praying from the heart Heavenly Father, We humbly come before you today to seek your forgiveness for using a
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by norvvryo 4y ago
ChatGPT is trained to conform to OpenAI's sense of morality[0]. The biases and limitations enforced by that training manifest in absurd and frustrating ways[1][2][3]. I find it very disheartening that the state of the art iteration of
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by norvvryo 4y ago
> For example, between 6 and 19% of current childhood asthma in the US is attributable to gas stove use.[1] What parent would choose a gas stove if they knew there was a 1 in 20 to 1 in 5 chance that they would cause their child to have
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by norvvryo 4y ago
I recently transitioned from long term NEET to full time work and this is hitting me hard. I just end up sitting at home alone playing video games all weekend anyway. What's the point of working the other five days? Especially if the w
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Bad idea. Opioids are way too easy to reverse.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
As long as resources are finite, conflict is inevitable. It would be foolish not to prepare for it.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Enlightening From POSIX: >echo - write arguments to standard output >If the first operand is -n, or if any of the operands contain a <backslash> character, the results are implementation-defined.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Or $105 for 60yd https://www.digikey.com/en/products/detail/3m/361-3-4-X60YD-...
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Would this qualify as the world's first digital color telefacsimile?
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Maybe, maybe not. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C3MPKLy9qHU
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Excellent. I'd been using mpv to watch age restricted videos after the embed verification bypass was fixed, but this is much more convenient.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
There's already a voluntary ban on reporting suicides because of the copycat effect. That it hasn't been extended to murder-for-attention is reprehensible.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
How is that any worse than exploiting Chinese workers, funding the CCP, and wasting time and resources to ship goods halfway across the world? We need to stop being so hung up on ethics that we fail to arrest our civilization's descent
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Even without those precautions, how does the risk compare to commuting to work by car five days a week? I imagine the risk of chronic effects is orders of magnitude less.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
I believe there is an internal shutter that is moved in front of the sensor to give a uniform image, and a nearby temperature sensor to give the image an absolute temperature value.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Windows 95 is so good because Microsoft put significant effort into making it that way. The design process was backed by usability studies featuring users of all skill levels. It was designed to be approachable by new users (new not only to
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by norvvryo 4y ago
In a vacuum, allowing for hackability is easier than building a walled garden. Locking a device down requires hardware and software to be developed that would otherwise be unnecessary. From that perspective, it's understandable that so
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by norvvryo 4y ago
The Switch has a 720p touchscreen display, a reasonably powerful CPU, and 4GB of RAM. It's not fair to compare that to the specialized embedded hardware in a light bulb.
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by norvvryo 4y ago
Real violence is getting harder to find as well. Everything that isn't advertiser friendly is purged from mainstream channels. And it seems like the definition of "advertiser friendly" gets more and more stringent every day.
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by norvvryo 5y ago
Really? It seems like a foregone conclusion. These censorious tyrants have been chipping away at the pillars of Western civilization for quite a while now. They'll hand-wave criticism by bringing up things like the "slippery slope
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by norvvryo 5y ago
I've walked away from tasks for a second and completely forgotten about them. I don't absorb training and can't hold a job. I've made it through about two books in my adult life. All of my programming projects end somewh
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by norvvryo 5y ago
ReactOS is a kernel-level implementation of Windows NT. Serenity is a Unix-like.
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by norvvryo 5y ago
The "echo" is actually from multiple spatially separated stations simultaneously transmitting the same message. You're hearing the differences in time of flight. The overlapping signals don't interfere as one might expec
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by norvvryo 5y ago
POSIX find is a lot less daunting than GNU if you're looking for somewhere to start. https://pubs.opengroup.org/onlinepubs/9699919799/utilities/f...
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by norvvryo 5y ago
Most of the arguments one would think of as flags are components of the search expression, which can include the operators '!', '(', and ')'.
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by norvvryo 5y ago
Almost all cars with automatic transmissions cannot be push started. If I recall correctly, that's because the hydraulic pump that allows the transmission to shift into gear is driven by the input shaft in most designs.

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