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alwaysrunning

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    Comment #42517681

    DNS change...

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    Comment #41641078

    I don't think the Feds do work release, they have their own industries that you can slave away at for $0.17/hr. But you are right she will go to a camp since she is non-violent and…

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    Comment #40458332

    Yeah it was surprising but this is from NIH, they didn't have a stat for daily drinkers so I took the most extreme. According to the 2022 NSDUH, 16.0 million adults ages 18 and old…

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    Comment #40458191

    I was surprised too, a quick search produced something a bit different. "The top 10 percent of American drinkers - 24 million adults over age 18 - consume, on average, 74 alcoholic…

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    Comment #40240556

    I'm not sure the courts would consider it a workaround, it's a legit way to host your own model. https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/machine-learning/how...

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    Comment #40240305

    How exactly are they going to stop the NYPD from using this service? Just not register it in their subscription as a service? And does it really matter? If I can use Azure's cognit…

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    Comment #40204686

    Thanks, updated. It would take a little over a day for them to generate $196 million. Let's assume the combined daily gross profit of the three companies is: T-Mobile: 15.5 million…

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    Comment #40204373

    It would take the combined daily revenue of T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon approximately 9 hours to generate $196 million in revenue. To estimate the time it takes for T-Mobile, AT&T,…

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    Comment #40204369

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    Comment #40132449

    > In other words, the government would be able to deputize an unknown amount of the private sector into acting as its own personal intelligence asset. Indeed, Hamadanchy gives some…

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    Comment #40023614

    "the unique experiences each person accumulates as their life unfolds. Good navigators, it appears, are mostly made, not born" As the self proclaimed worst person in the world with…

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    Comment #39920173

    AI isn't selling their music either.

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    Comment #39920169

    Agreed. I just paid $409 for two tickets to a concert in Aug, yesterday. I'm not sure how much of that goes to the artist. But those prices make it really difficult for me to feel …

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    Comment #39920117

    It seems their main complaint is that AI companies have used their copyrighted music to train AI. >It alleges that some of the "biggest and most powerful" companies (unnamed in the…

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    Comment #39919944

    >Wholesale decriminalization seems like a bad response based on the outcomes in many areas, but it really seems like there should be an option that doesn’t result in immediate crim…

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    Comment #39839259

    There is also the mouth guard for apena. https://www.sleepapnea.org/treatment/sleep-apnea-mouth-guard...

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    Comment #39800112

    As a former ultra runner who never competed in barely, women traditionally do better downhill, they are lighter, have a smaller stride length (more agile), and Barkley has a lot of…

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    Comment #39757333

    I have been to Dell in Round Rock a few times, I used to manage the build and deployment of hardware for a sw dev co that spend about 4 million each quarter on hardware so I would …

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    Comment #39692248

    There needs to be a Pi-hole for cars.

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    Comment #39514627

    > It must run on batteries that can be purchased This is not true, there are electrical outlets in cells and common areas. In cells, it is a requirement for CPAP machines and in co…

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    Comment #39456051

    The premise that catalytic converter thefts have plummeted in the last few years is incorrect. In fact, recent data indicates that vehicle-related thefts, including catalytic conve…

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    Comment #39375330

    > What's the point then? It appears only lawyers stand to gain from this, as usual. "lawyers stand to gain from this"

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    Comment #38913056

    Was this planned? What is behind this move?

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