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zardo
6d ago
> A line of constant bearing will always be a great circle. That's not right. Imagine heading due West, and keeping your compass pointing West every step anywhere not on the equator. That traces out a longitude line, not a great cir
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14d ago
The vast majority of launches now are now commercial LEO satellite constellation. Would ITAR prevent Amazon from contracting with a Chinese launcher?
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21d ago
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21d ago
What terrorist attacks?
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22d ago
Those greedy bakers that only got into baking for the bread (money).
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26d ago
If you're going to destroy the book anyway you'll go with the easier method for a good scan(separate the pages from the spine)
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27d ago
That will introduce an interesting new bit-bending avenue since almost all tuples of floats are not valid angle representations in that form.
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28d ago
Proposing cost to reverse engineer a cricut and cut out some pelican art as a new llm benchmark.
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29d ago
Tire wear is the largest source of micro plastic pollution and is likely the cause of a salmon population collapse in several PNW watersheds.
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1mo ago
Cal Poly Poloma?
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1mo ago
> How can chemical compounds contain an entire script of what the little people can and cannot do? How could an index finger contain an entire movie? presses play
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1mo ago
Yeah beyond the obvious, you have appendicitis or something and die an agonizing death. Suppose something happens to the pilot.
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1mo ago
I was alive in 1992, "Baby Got Back" hit number one on the charts.
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1mo ago
A gas station while a bus of women basketball players stops for snacks.
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1mo ago
It only mentions open models. https://github.com/arcinstitute/evo2
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1mo ago
> But China can (and this is their smart play, IMO) is to just win Taiwan over politically over the long term. Yeah, that is certainly the smart play and one China is almost guaranteed to win in the long run. But that won't secure X
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1mo ago
My grandmother is very sick and the doctors need this proof to help her.
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1mo ago
There have been times it was theory driven.
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2mo ago
Did you mean to link a different article? This is: Mar 2022 Arctic glaciers and ice caps through the Holocene:a circumpolar synthesis of lake-based reconstructions
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2mo ago
My point is the town has three options: 1) allow the build 2) develop a set of regulations to ensure the datacenter is a "good neighbor" 3) block the build 2 & 3 have the exact same effect
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2mo ago
Is there a particular rare kidney disorder that creatine is contraindicated for? Because kidney disease is not rare, something like 14% of US adults have kidney disease.
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2mo ago
> I hear and understand those, but why isn't it a regulation or requirements issue? It's a waste of time and money for each town and county to come up with those requirements. If your community puts any limits on the datacenter
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2mo ago
> I'm all for cracking down on excessively loud and stinky cars, but the GR Corolla is not that loud, and it has modern emissions controls. Of course it's not loud from the factory, Toyota isn't going to sell a car that vi
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2mo ago
The Mr.Show lie detector skit for anyone wondering.
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2mo ago
Crack is great, it gets you really high.
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2mo ago
They also have hardly any GDP per capita compared to Australia.
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3mo ago
But that does get to the point. Maybe differentkinds of vehicles need different kinds of qualification testing. Would you trust your 16yo that just passed their driver's test in a sedan to tow a boat through town with an F250?
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3mo ago
> I think it's completely reasonable if we tell people that their Sur-Ron is for private property use only. Anywhere an ORV can be legally used. That's not just private property.
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3mo ago
Ultimately the reason cold water drownings are survivable is because the lower temperature decreases the speed of chemical reactions. If chemical reactions are happening (e.g.) 10x slower, then the amount of damage that occurs 10 minutes af
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3mo ago
On the other hand horse employment has taken a significant dive from the pre-electrification era.
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