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sukhavati
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Comment #48311854
Reminds me of the "Papers, please" game. Glory to Arstotzka!
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Comment #45925881
for me the issue is that DuckLake's feature of flushing inlined data to parquet is still in alpha. one of the main issues with parquet is when writing small batches you end up with…
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Comment #45456934
this isn't even remotely supported by the data out there https://www.brookings.edu/articles/has-pay-kept-up-with-infl...
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Comment #44987172
I wasn’t aware the provenance of fine tunes was available, it’s really interesting actually
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Comment #44962628
I got the UK version with foil cover to make the “mirrorshades” shiny and I love it so much. One of the definitive anthologies of the genre
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Comment #44709015
I always thought that trading precious topsoil for motive power when oil does just fine was an insane premise. Too bad not enough people recognize this for what it is. Biomass is a…
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Comment #44071946
same here man, ended up going with trino explicitly for writing and data management and using chdb/duckdb to process data for front-ends etc (mostly ethereum data so chdb "support"…
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Comment #43617048
if an investor already has X% amount of their portfolio invested in gold, they might seek to diversify by investing in uncorrelated ventured such as startups. an investments idiosy…
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Comment #43104951
through geometry and configuration of materials, you can create quantum effects on a macroscopic scale
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Comment #42085325
I've seen Harris pronounce her name a variety of different ways... One of the more compelling reasons behind throwing accusations of wrongspeak when folks pronounce her name one wa…
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Comment #41827212
Caloric restriction (CR) leading to longer lifespan doesn’t generalize, including rhesus monkeys [1]. Moreover, across various species there seems to be negative correlation betwee…
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Comment #40320821
The March G4 was unexpected. I wouldn't be surprised if this one turns out to be much stronger than is modeled today as well.
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Comment #40319919
the solar spot is comparable in size but the CME were significantly (100x) less energetic than is estimated for Carrington. With that said, the Earth's magnetic field has weakened …
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Comment #40319892
I was trying to find stuff around Oct 2003 when the last event of this magnitude took place, but I wasn't able to find anything comparable. From what I can tell the forecast is mor…
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Comment #40319667
all of them are UTC I believe, Prof. Mat answer to a question about the tz on the post replies
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Comment #40319084
I'm quite worried as I'm on a transatlantic flight during this event, and there have been 6 solar eruptions with at least 4 CMEs (NOAA not up to date with the enlil spiral just yet…
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Comment #37502391
based on scientific research, much like communism and scientific management and phrenology and racism. meanwhile climate models are not capable of predicting the past given current…
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Comment #37493961
care to elaborate how is Tether a scam? is it because they earn the yield difference on user reserves while giving nothing to users? if that's so, probably due to how US law views …
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Comment #37357248
lol I bet that works, you can also rub garlic directly on warts and other skin issues I’ve been helped by that in the last. On a separate note, 6,000 IU of d3 is nowhere near a meg…
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Comment #36655492
I haven’t kept track of the strength of the last coronal mass ejection, but I know you are wrong in this regard, because coronal mass ejections take around 3 to 4 days, sometimes e…