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angstrom
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Comment #47216660
Less insulting than Macroslop
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Comment #40866047
My three-year-old daughter plays this with cat. It's a cross-species thing that is possibly part of mammalian brain development in origin. The cat is less than one year old. Our 17…
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Comment #37795736
Now do United Health
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Comment #35150952
If it wasn’t for appearances only it would be under HR or perhaps HR would report into DEI role.
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Comment #34540868
They've given you a pull number and taken 'way your name
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Comment #34294175
It's doing what the voice assistants were supposed to: solve problems by assisting you with more context in a conversational manner. Text to speech queries solve the problem of my …
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Comment #33796134
Nah, not even. I have a mutation called CDH1 that happens to be pathogenic and predisposes me to a greater than 40% chance of stomach cancer. It's a dominant gene which means it ha…
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Comment #33217812
Have an endorsement! "I've done 3 cross-country road trips and this captures everything I remember about Kansas excluding the IHOP in Wichita where we met an overworked waitress ne…
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Comment #33217692
If this pulled snapshots from Google street view for the car view it would be complete.
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Comment #33048161
I recall an Amazon director 10 years ago commenting during a mixer about how having kids was a limiting factor for career progression. It wasn’t possible to be serious about your c…
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Comment #33043287
I climbed 40ft up the outside of a silo without a ladder. Kids do the dumbest shit.
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Comment #31635157
Fair, I know better, one of these days I’ll remember ;) Those are both the power numbers, not the generated numbers.
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Comment #31626887
Verdant Energy has been using the New York’s East river to test their design since 2012 with multiple iterations. They’ve demonstrated a triangular configuration with 100kwh produc…
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Comment #31531363
Time Division Multiplexing (TDM) was the weakest link in the land lines. Since so much traffic has moved off onto wireless I would think there's a lot of reason to use landlines as…
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Comment #31390999
Agree. A lot of this "controversial" stuff isn't ie therapeutic cures for sickle cell, a single nucleotide mutation with devastating impact on quality of life. For some like myself…
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Comment #30144873
Upshot: Probably still has 2 nukes pointed at it. Better to have a front row seat than be a “survivor”.
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Comment #29621056
All coal was produced during a 50 million year window when the earth lacked a decomposition process that could breakdown lignite. Once that evolved the formation of coal around the…
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Comment #29285810
Yeah, that's part of the trick for large listing responses to be spread across frames. Usually with some indicator like a "more flag" so the client can say "get me the next sequenc…
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Comment #29285191
And to top it off you could fit the entire message into whatever the MTU of your network supported. Cap it at 1500 bytes and subtract the overhead for the frame headers and you get…
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Comment #23954482
Pick a spot that's constantly lit with sunlight? https://www.nature.com/news/2007/071023/full/news.2007.182.h...
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Comment #23424306
It's interesting if it's due to a library used and worth noting.
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Comment #23206499
I think where it breaks down is when you have to run plugins that identify the kind of person a user is. I find that reduces the crapiness of the interactions if I can see someone …
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Comment #23206385
I characterize Reddit as true neutral. It has the potential to be any alignment, but it's mostly the will of the moderator to impose what alignment any subreddit will be. It's the …
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Comment #23012011
As far as I'm concerned the only number that matters is the real world mean distance between failure/incident.
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Comment #22878032
You uh...built a better mousetrap I see.