primeradical

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by primeradical 1y ago
The algo bettors aren't using kiosks at the track. They're using dashboards and monitoring live video feeds. At least in my experience in the US. Most of the serious younger bettors are feeding daily form PDFs into an LLM and gett
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by primeradical 2y ago
Toyota just announced a massive paint facility expansion so they're not going anywhere.
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by primeradical 3y ago
Does YouTube know that the Google Photos team actively encourages altering your videos and photographs to represent scenes that never happened? https://blog.google/products/photos/google-photos-features-p... http
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by primeradical 3y ago
Gaia had a hyperinflation problem because they let people purchase gold generators with real money. https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/events/hyperinflation-in-gaia...
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by primeradical 3y ago
I credit Neopets with the reason I have my degree and career. There were many places on the site that let you inject your own HTML/CSS into the page to customize the appearance. I did this basically all through high school learning the
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by primeradical 3y ago
I have a Gigabyte B550 board, my particular board isn't listed but I know many of the boards on there share nearly identical components as well as the updater software. Probably safe to assume it's affected too?
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by primeradical 4y ago
The debate is over Colorado law that, according to the article, "bars businesses open to the public from denying goods or services to people because of race, gender, sexual orientation, religion and certain other characteristics."
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by primeradical 4y ago
She didn't get to the Supreme Court because she was forced to serve a client whose conduct she disapproved. In fact, this case doesn't involve a specific client at all. This case is about the would-be client that hasn't even
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by primeradical 4y ago
I would be mortified walking into a karaoke bar with a group of friends and they ask me and my husband to leave but continue to serve our friends because they don't want LGTBQIA+ people to use their microphones. I shouldn't have t
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by primeradical 4y ago
Totally agree, that's the fundamental principle of Mastodon and I like it. But I think some people are just looking for "the other Twitter." Mastodon is a philosophically different idea to Twitter's centralized moderatio
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by primeradical 4y ago
Pretty clear a good portion of the Twitter users moving to Mastodon don't understand that it's a federated application, and expect a centralized Twitter clone. If your complaint is Elon's flavor of moderation on Twitter, movi
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by primeradical 4y ago
Lex here, not bad for remote work, low cost of living, access to surrounding metro areas (Lou, Cinci), and Lex usually has something going on. Just got access to gigabit fiber so you're not disconnected from the rest of the world eithe
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by primeradical 5y ago
I rebuilt Wordle from scratch using the same word list. There are actually two word lists, one from which they select the answer, and another from which they validate real words. They are just arrays of strings hardcoded in the JS bundle. W
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by primeradical 5y ago
Took a look at the dev console, there are 2 tracking scripts, segment and CNN specific one. Those take up the majority of bandwidth. There's also a separate CSS style sheet. The main DOM and the stylesheet are <10% of the total byte
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by primeradical 5y ago
Yeah just two adjustments makes it infinitely more readable on a 1080p monitor, body { max-width: 768px; margin: 0 auto; }
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by primeradical 6y ago
We'll make it through this man. It's gonna be okay.
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by primeradical 6y ago
I don't understand your statement. Could you clarify?
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by primeradical 6y ago
I understand you feel my characterization is unfair. But the focus on our own personal interaction with the virus without acknowledging how ignoring shelter at home orders can spread the virus to others, is selfish and egocentric. I do not
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by primeradical 6y ago
When you have enough tests, you know who has the virus and who doesn't. All those infected (and all the people they've contacted) can quarantine or seek the care they need, and those who aren't infected can all go get haircut
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by primeradical 6y ago
The only people losing civil liberties are the people that die after contracting the virus because we failed to social distance for the necessary amount of time. The "performance metric" you're looking for is the number of te
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by primeradical 6y ago
To anyone reading the comment above, it is extremely poor advice and should not be followed. Stay at home and shelter in place orders are not solely for the purpose of protecting ones-self from contracting the virus. They also serve to limi
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by primeradical 7y ago
The DRF relies on Equibase data for program and scratch data for all US and most International tracks. Even Churchill Downs relies on data agreements from Equibase to provide up-to-date information to feed to Totes. Result chart information
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by primeradical 7y ago
I work in the industry, can confirm, the tactics used to dissuade people for aggregating horse racing data so we can sell $2 PDFs are extremely counter-productive and reflect the age of the industry. Several orgs, including Equibase (US-bas