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bioipbiop

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    Comment #25129461

    That’s ridiculous people are not made out of plastic

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    Comment #25128937

    The only Zen 3 chips are desktop class, so Apple’s first generation ultra book oriented processor is trading blows with the best line of desktop processors. That’s a pretty big dea…

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    Comment #24567054

    And that bonus is only on the first 50k.

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    Comment #24554296

    While I do like the developer centric features, that interest rate is pretty terrible. Macquarie and Volt are much better in that respect.

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    Comment #24414296

    > But then we use that drinking-level standard water to (1) water our landscape and (2) flush the toilet. Doing otherwise would require a massive duplicate water distribution netwo…

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    Comment #24405851

    Lovely stuff, our society may be imperfect, but our material well-being is not something to be dismissed. Our secure food supply, sanitation, clean drinking water, medicine, and ab…

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    Comment #24405673

    > If I emit a ton and pay credits to offset a ton, a ton is still out there The basic idea is to allow companies to ramp down their emissions by releasing fewer credits each year. …

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    Comment #24405449

    > If you want to really take meaningful action, choose taking CO₂ out of the air over carbon credits. Even if we reduce to zero tomorrow there is still an excess of carbon dioxide …

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    Comment #24402524

    Even if it were only 5-10% of internet traffic, that’d be huge! Think about how much the internet has exploded in use since 2009.

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    Comment #24364086

    You, my friend, will love this. Emily performing all the books! https://www.emilyrcwilson.com/odyssey-a-day

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    Comment #24314111

    I see the topics of biased information and neural input bandwidth as unrelated as the current rate of bandwidth is sufficient. As you mentioned, humans have repeatedly demonstrated…

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    Comment #24314030

    I disagree with the premise that the fact that I can see my living room in my peripheral vision reduces the influence of my media consumption.

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    Comment #24312636

    I disagree, Humans already have a neural interface with AI via the visual cortex and the auditory nerve. You are forming a neural link with an AI when you have a conversation with …

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    Comment #24312521

    We’ve actually had ways of observing neural signals for quite some time. In order to identify the regions of the brain requiring surgery for epilepsy, patients get electrodes impla…

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    Comment #24312482

    > A phone and neuralink could work together and figure out when I'm holding it and unlock automatically and then lock it when I stop holding it. I mean, maybe, but I feel like you’…

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    Comment #24312470

    I don’t think that’s entirely true because brains are quite adaptable. In similar sorts of studies, humans managed to train themselves to use the electrodes to direct things. It ma…

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    Comment #24312418

    It seems like the key advance here is the miniaturisation. Imagine one of these puppies paired up with an advanced prosthetic arm.

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    Comment #24312153

    I think you’re conflating Afghanistan with Vietnam. America never fully committed to Afghanistan as they did with Vietnam. From the very outset they tried to do it on the cheap by …

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    Comment #24311809

    I’m so sick of these interloping Japanese ghosts taking American Go coaching jobs.

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    Comment #24311599

    The DLC model seems to work. Similar to micro transactions, but none of the pay to win, gambling, and grind bypassing nonsense.

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    Comment #24311564

    I can say quite confidently that micro transactions ruined sim city build it. They slathered the game with a massive amount of grind, it really only has a minor thematic similarity…

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    Comment #24302921

    Not quite $40, but 2TB USB drives do exist. Who knows what you’d store on it though! https://www.walmart.com/ip/Kingston-DataTraveler-Ultimate-GT...

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    Comment #24302856

    The US won Afghanistan handily, they just didn’t know what to do with it when they had it. I think America would have been better off placing Afghanistan under a military governor …

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    Comment #24302800

    The code is available under other repos on their account.

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    Comment #24290110

    The problem here is that somebody has to pay the Fair Dice Association and generally it ends up being the Casino. It also generally pays better to be a dealer than a dice certifier…