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manyatoms

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    Comment #49197367

    > In Arkansas 20% of people tested on a big free testing day were sensitized to the galactose-alpha-1,3-galactose molecule What effect does this have on the person?

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    Comment #49106090

    Say if we have a pi laying around, could we emulate this?

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    Comment #49064979

    or even just re-planting different types of trees

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    Comment #48625668

    So say they do get evicted eventually, what are their chances of getting the next rental?

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    Comment #48625525

    Unless what you're getting is really explicitly spelled out in a contract, you should flatly assume that they're doing whatever they like whenever they like.

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    Comment #48606555

    > The problem is - we are all required to abide by the law. And the law is at least partially determined by precedent established by previous court cases. But those cases are behin…

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    Comment #48500133

    Feels like the title of a blog post someone will write

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    Comment #48500112

    I'm sure this person's manager knows that having trouble getting PRs reviewed can (but not always) be a signal of a deeper problem. It could be that no one one the team knows the d…

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    Comment #48441290

    It really just comes down to TV viewership. More people watch other sports so the kids want to play those instead

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    Comment #48420959

    All I want is an AST2500 directly on my motherboard

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    Comment #48389206

    the hardware itself is still useful, but random failures happen every so often, so if you're trying to run a fixed sized fleet then your fleet shrinks when you can't get spares any…

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    Comment #48387327

    There's a ton of expensive hardware that thieves might want. Why wouldn't you keep that quiet.

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    Comment #48272651

    Why couldn't they have made it look like a normal Ferrari. It's just a powertrain change why mess up all the styling.

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    Comment #48259601

    The US could very causally spend a couple $100B less on their military and not have a real reduction in capability.

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    Comment #48230045

    I love how its described as a mere 'major hassle' rather that an absolutely insane trust-destroying situation

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    Comment #48229905

    "inflation"

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    Comment #48202740

    How is blackhole-ing a customer not considered an outage?

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    Comment #48172627

    It's completely insane that any sovereign government would let ANY foreign government have ANY control over the data. What in the world let the EU countries into this situation.

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    Comment #48131042

    I had assumed all the science moved elsewhere by now, like bluesky

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    Comment #48090788

    It just depends how quickly models become "good enough" that we don't care about SOTA

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    Comment #48063851

    No, there is no screen console. So if you happen to want music/maps you need to figure it out somehow.

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    Comment #48018059

    https://slate.auto

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    Comment #48000979

    TUIs are back because the web got too bloated.

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    Comment #47828413

    In 10 years it'll probably be affordable to have 1TB of (v)ram in a home computer. Will the model sizes keep getting bigger such that the large providers have much of an infra moat…