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Yes and chatgpt is incredibly heavy handed with it. This is not how most NYT articles are written.

I actually totally agree and was going to post this until I saw your comment. The writing is strikingly ChatGPT style. So many commas, weird phrase lists (especially with 3 items): > No shrinking. …

Yeah it's like fluid flow where once you reach choked flow or hit the sound speed, there's a discontinuous jump in resistance that fucks up everything.

It is not easy. ESA and China are still working to catch up to Grasshopper. Other US companies like ULA, Astra, RocketLab are still struggling.

I don't have friends so this has no use for me

I like kilodollars for salaries and kilofeet for elevation though.

Big exception is aviation HUDs that are much closer to AR than conventional workspaces. In HUDs, everything is overlaid with bright green lines. It must be visible in day/night all sorts of condi…

Skimmed your comment, it's a classic example of tech worker blaming user error instead of recognizing potential disastrous effects of software. Tech has swallowed the world and has hollowed out l…

The whistleblower in your linked article, Sam Salehpour, is still alive.

Related: A New DNA Test Can ID a Suspect's Race, But Police Won't Touch It > Tony Clayton, a black man and a prosecutor who tried one of the Baton Rouge murder cases, concedes the benefit…

Last one I tried was Grouper: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grouper_social_club You'd meet up for dinner at a local place that was usually pretty good, with 2-3 other people…

What if larger sizes of clothes were priced higher, since they use more material? I wear a small in almost every case so wouldn't affect me, but man it'd be nerve wracking for a lot of Ameri…

There's also the version with the NY cheesecake.

It also makes things rotten. The difference between spoilage and fermentation/aging is whether humans like the result at the end.

Eric Berger has a frustratingly amateur perspective on his subjects. "Telescope" is incredibly vague. It's like saying "New computers in development" when referring to superco…

Could this be used to heal adults with the same genetic disorder?

I bet 90% of the problem space is legacy PDFs. My company has thousands of these. Some are crappy scans. Some have Adobe's OCR embedded, but most have none at all.

> He will easily gross > 70k this year. Granted, this is in the Bay Area (so add some inflation there) Don't waiters in the Bay Area make almost that much? This is not a middle class wage i…

If you read the threads in /r/construction that come up about this or adjacent topics ("trades are a guaranteed job, better than college") they usually say that the job is awful on…

I really wonder if he's converted to neapolitan pizza at this point.

None of these treatments has a 100% success rate. You can try EMDR on Youtube and if it worked all the time, psychiatrists would be out of a job.

No, stop that. That's bullshit and Will Gadd calls it out: https://www.instagram.com/realwillgadd/p/CdoHJjag_QC/ …