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Comment #49268499
Can anyone just add themselves? Is "Wei Tang" and "hi@that.world" well known?
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Comment #49079248
Acetone would almost certainly dissolve this stuff also.
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Comment #49079212
It's like soap for fluorine compounds.
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Comment #48790729
Wow. Stunning web design and a complex conversion function perfectly implemented.
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Comment #48709403
https://x.com/wrathofgnon/status/1250287741247426565
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Comment #48655716
Wow, the neck of the dummy in the old car broke!
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Comment #48045198
Cool! Other examples of this are Apple and Ford. https://developer.apple.com/accessories/Accessory-Design-Gui... https://www.ford.com/support/how-tos/owner-resources/vehicle...
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Comment #47570576
Original source: https://x.com/bcherny/status/2038454336355999749 His use of the /loop tool reminds me of Gastown.
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Comment #47567366
Seems that both of these articles are written by LLMs.
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Comment #46820593
"Waymo Driver" is their term for their self driving software.
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Comment #46493200
I'm submitting this based on the current top item "North Dakota law lists fake critical minerals based on coal lawyers' names" [0]. This accident was traced to a manager transcribi…
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Comment #46241758
In fact, your comment is a factoid (in your meaning or the other replies' interpretation)
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Comment #44833492
WORDS IN CAPS are different tokens than lowercase, so maybe the lowercase tokens tie into more trained parts of the manifold.
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Comment #43181213
Interesting how the article only quotes part of the statement, leaving out "the FAA has been considering the use of Starlink since the prior administration to increase reliability …
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Comment #43168346
I'll have to work through the 650 pages. I use CATIA v5 every day, first released in 1998. It's sharp and crusty and huge, but does everything (with the right license).
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Comment #42746167
3 guesses! It would be fun to have other properties like melting point as hints.
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Comment #42593352
Now this is viral marketing...
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Comment #42024724
Adding this dot used to be a way to bypass the paywall on nytimes.com. It's been fixed in the last 2 years or so.
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Comment #41704754
You might lookup redox flow batteries.
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Comment #41678180
Interesting points from https://fingfx.thomsonreuters.com/gfx/legaldocs/myvmamnnavr/... 5. In 1980—decades after the birth of super heroes—DC and Marvel jointly registered SUPER HE…
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Comment #41678140
This is AI generated slop. Please remove.
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Comment #36612071
I'm very interested in anything else you can share about the corrosion problem you solved. Wet, hot ammonia must be awful.
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Comment #35051934
I like Jira. I'm not a SWE, different kind of engineer.
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Comment #34091129
Metal carbonates are generally not considered organic.