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avdlinde

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    Comment #49112550

    I always wonder why these robot forms don't have cameras and distance sensors on every single joint, processing costs I guess?

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    Comment #44863742

    Isn't that a good thing? Let's you compare easily.

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    Comment #44149229

    Fun, found myself going over the poles more than I expected.

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    Comment #43421917

    Doesn't that mean effectively losing market share to devices that do have capabilities in the eu, or that are accepting restrictions, say Android?

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    Comment #43137462

    Would you mind sharing the age of your kids when you started this approach?

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    Comment #40735588

    How about harvest? Machines are quite specialized, how do you see that working out?

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    Comment #38754428

    Neat clone of empire attack (now defunct, https://www.ianandrew.com/empire-attack ). Used to play the 10 day variants there which were great fun, although more defense focused I th…

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    Comment #38494326

    Things like "6,000 vertical feet of climbing, 60 meters of rope at a time" do stand out.

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    Comment #37092044

    I guess? After they get my email verification code I get a physical usb/nfc request - no idea what it's for/does. A "email login" would have been less of a blocker.

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    Comment #36876671

    If the label contains sugar, it was added and not inclusive of other whole ingredients. You can buy canned apples (ingredients :apples) and canned apples (ingredients :water, sugar…

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    Comment #36143363

    Unfortunately that wired website seems to be following the enshittification protocol.

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    Comment #36106914

    The first book is one of my all time favorites, highly recommend. I didn't know there were 2nd and 3rd ones!

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    Comment #32908512

    How about using something like NaN instead of 0? To not have a small set of calculations being all 0 and missing from a larger end result (which would go to NaN instead).

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    Comment #32576499

    I hope this is a joke and not serious. Bicycles are supposed to be on the road, pedestrians are not.

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    Comment #31062851

    I'd think so to, but hope angular dart takes off as I kind of love it!

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    Comment #30236909

    Sorry if I didn't understand correctly, but how did you make the alcohol (celebration), work stress, pandemic stress > GMO link?

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    Comment #27189182

    50cm is not really good to identify a person. And it's not real time at all. You'd be better off calling the gyms directly.

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    Comment #26653309

    You personally might not, but the article gives plenty reasons why some might.

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    Comment #26495355

    Mikhail Gromov, quoted in M. Berger, Encounter with a geometer. II http://www.ams.org/notices/200003/fea-berger.pdf

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    Comment #26421548

    On a tangent here, but "not just 3d printing a plastic part" got me thinking. Scientists, instead of requesting time on Hubble, ask time for the 3DBuilderAndExperimenter, give it a…

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    Comment #26218021

    Maybe, but that doesn't make the question invalid. If a majority decides a subset of coins is invalid or should not be used, wouldn't that work?

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    Comment #26196837

    I'd just like to point out the 'played UO' and 'working on EVE' =] I love EVE, I just can't find the time to work on it anymore.

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    Comment #25916335

    Sure, encryption over image data and printing works fine for retrieving it at a later date.

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    Comment #25914034

    Never seen this before, very interesting! But how much can one realistically print? 500KB per page isn't much for today's data hoarding standards. I guess you don't keep images?

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    Comment #25885963

    My guess is that this being possible would be the norm, rather than the exception. And that keeping track of individual queries is not.