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People dont want feature x (AI). They want problem(s) solved.

"they spun out a brand new intelligence agency, classified its very existence, and spun out operations on that side for years before CBO caught on." - Do you have any details on th…

“ factor. People had babies when they didn't have fresh food, running water, or even homes. Certainly far worse lives than we have today.” And cheap, reliable, birth control.

Thats enough to put a fully loaded Abrahams tank (with crew) into orbit…

Matt is such an interesting character; he once had a foot issue that he fixed with a wooden insole. Fun fact about Matt, he built a great compression algo as well.

What if that is part of my religion?

I'd like to second the request to be able to manually set your max heart rate. I do a lot of zone two training, but my max heart rate is much higher than the allowable calculations…

I wonder if this explains why Prometheus Fuels decided to do methane…

I still don't understand why ore dug up out of the ground and made into steel is more effected by this than this steel. (Edit, made into steel, not iron)

The real question here for the author is: What are the three banks that you now use? We use high availability and redundancy for everything else, why not business?

A quick search shows that it's typically 20-30%. 2% sounds extremely exciting then!

"for a few dollars per pound" - Thank you. I hadn't realized their goals were that ambitious.

Anyone know of folks being able to grow any varieties in Manatee County Florida? I've spent a bit of time looking for varieties but everyone seems to indicate it's too hot.

These are lies; they keep changing the basket of goods to not reflect the reality of what's included. FTFA: "Excluding food and energy"

Q,W,E < No need for mouse. First card in Welcome to Munkle Deck.

Yea, it's always bugged us that we learn the way folks did hundreds of years ago. Which is why we built https://www.munkle.it the way we did and focused on speed of review. I used …

Not looking right now; but yea, I'll only consider remote jobs for now on.

I'm a Florida native and have paced at Badwater. I think it was around 110F when we were in furnace creek in 2015; it was like being in a convection oven with the wind blowing. I c…

Interesting adaptation - Ultramarathoners can adapt to have very high potassium levels. I remember participating in a study with Dr. Stephen Hammer from Indian River State College …

I have a weird set of skills that I've grown from just doing things that are interesting and fun. https://www.munkle.it - Think Anki, but optimized for speed, and will be focused o…

I came here to say that, based on my experience, his RPM is really low, but then he points out that he gets lots of views from India. We get around $4, for a niche, but primarily E…

This wiki article provides good clarity, especially the "obstacle negotiation" part. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Obstacles_to_troop_movement

Yea, either direct (person with a rifle) or indirect (artillery/mortars). Ultimately obstacles slow, not prevent.

Former infantry here - One of the things that was drilled into my head, obstacles should always be covered by fire to deter these sorts of things. If you can't cover it by fire, th…

I made my own version of this my my dice company a while back on Facebook messenger (linked to our company site). It was great to see the inserts we did with the product getting us…