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Comment #41686690
Those grannies are already making teapots, it's called pottery.
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Comment #41674152
this is beautiful, thanks for sharing.
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Comment #41612863
> As you note, most of them are generally true though Not really, it's so mixed that I wouldnt advise a neurodivergent person to follow them, how would you know which one is good? …
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Comment #41612605
Some good advice, but a lot of stuff is just weird or robotic and it has some surprisingly judgmental comments. The gender page is just strange, most of those sounds so american or…
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Comment #41596476
> The RF transceiver is also cool to capture RF remotes (garage doors, overhead fans, etc.) and replay them. Do you mean the non IR kind?
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Comment #41443665
> No US prisoner is forced to work in any meaningful sense of the word "forced". "Refusal to work can be met with solitary confinement and physical beatings" https://web.archive.or…
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Comment #41443532
I don't know if you're being good faith, prisoners are forced to work https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prison_farm
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Comment #41443488
what are you talking about? Getting enslaved because you "broke the law" is as old as slavery
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Comment #41443439
> all modern computing not true > the internet www was invented at CERN by tim berner-lee though?
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Comment #41443138
> If an immigrant didn't start the company a legacy American like Mark Cuban or Gates would have. Or somebody in another country?
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Comment #41308492
too expensive and never built on time, only countries where it's cheap are dictatorships where you can hide problems
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Comment #41223308
> No, that’s not how hotels work. Do not disturb is a courtesy afforded to you. Every hotel checks room regularly as a matter of compliance. You don’t notice because these people a…
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Comment #41111913
It seems it's out of print: "Lapham's Quarterly was placed on an indefinite hiatus on November 3, 2023, citing "a combination of financial challenges". The most recent issue, title…
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Comment #40953719
There is "ReSprytile", updated for 4.1 (not tested).
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Comment #40924716
You're not replying to OP > There are a lot of externalities from having an unhealthy populace, this fee can help to counter that.
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Comment #40865039
are LLMs even capable of humor? The attempts I've seen are not very funny
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Comment #40851791
> (Note that I'm saying this as a Biden voter who really wishes that Trump weren't poised to take office.) I don't understand people going on an obviously one sided political rant …
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Comment #40851628
> So under the Government’s approach, members of the public would be forced to guess whether they could even offer thank-you gift cards, their garbage collectors, professors, or sc…
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Comment #40736865
it also can't reliably add two numbers to each other. > help us figure out why the world spent trillions on nvidia equity and how to unwind this pending disaster.. There are many d…
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Comment #40572689
> The problem is that losers cannot pass the test, but winners can. Citation needed
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Comment #40552894
> this is why humanity seems to have made major leaps in science and technology during and after military conflicts Did it? I can't really find numbers on that.
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Comment #40466782
> To name a few current generation systems given to Ukraine Just checked 3 of your list: * AIM-120 AMRAAM was fist used in 1991 * AGM-88 HARM 1985 * CAESAR system 2008 All look pre…