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this would be cool to be extended to local AI configs

How is a 10000mAh pouch more energy dense than an 18650?

you could also just like being distracted

Yes bailing out the banks was great for the common man. This is sarcasm

Yes. In California 75% or more of the roadside billboards and bus ads are for lawyers. Typically injury lawyers. They have their own slogans and jingles.

Wife forced me to consolidate my boxes of cables to a single bin. I joke the retail price of the bin is hundreds of dollars

> They have access to cheap travel, better food

What cheap travel? Better food compared to when? Most kids are obese eating poisoned food.

hours working on a problem is a weird metric. you could use a slower model and get those numbers way higher.

you sound like fun at parties

I have heard blaming cholesterol is like blaming a firefighter for fires because they are always near fires

i’m pretty sure there’s already a correlation between technology in the classroom and worse learning outcomes

Who gets the money when something like this happens?

This is the reason I am not on any socials. It is purely promotional

This reminds me of when I added Snyk to our CI/CD and brought development to a standstill

great article. reminds me of the saying “9 women can’t make a baby in a month”

Now do the DMV

We don't need a "new theory of democracy" - we need to actually follow the Constitution we already have.

The author's concerns about majority rule leading to bad outcomes? That's exactly why the founders created a constitutional republic, not a pure democracy. They knew about mob rule and designed safeguards against it.

The Constitution already handles these problems:

Contradictory voting patterns: Federalism lets states make their own choices. If Kentucky votes against Medicaid expansion, that's their call - other states can do differently and we can all see what works.

Demagogues: Separation of powers stops any president from becoming a dictator. Congress controls spending, courts check unconstitutional acts, and the First Amendment protects counter-speech.

Protecting rights: The Bill of Rights and 14th Amendment protect individuals even when majorities disagree.

Rather than throwing out 250 years of constitutional law, maybe we should just enforce what we have? The framework works when we actually use it. The real problem isn't that democracy has "failed" - it's that we've stopped following our own rules.

Twin towers prime 9/11

If you use Tailscale why wouldn’t you just RDP?

I've been wearing vivobarefoot shoes and bedrock sandals exclusively after reading born to run about 10 years ago

He was actually injured by the flu vaccine. That’s why his voice sounds the way it does

Does this mean I shouldn’t wear the protective glasses when doing red light therapy?

Its data laundering

Distracting background for reading. Reader mode activated

If it clearly outweighs the risks can you provide a study showing this? I can't seem to find any.

Shoutout to my favorite docker image that leverages fail2ban https://github.com/linuxserver/docker-swag

Who is the interest being paid to?

Don't use meta products. The end

Another elitist article telling us we are happy with lower standards of living

The problem is that people are losing faith in our institutions