

They probably caught on when people started buying hundreds of xboxes to build supercomputing clusters


They probably caught on when people started buying hundreds of xboxes to build supercomputing clusters

It’s absolutely better to get chicken pox than shingles
It’s not one or the other though. If you don’t get chicken pox you can’t get shingles


You would probably generate more thermoelectric power strapping the unit to the side of a water barrel painted black due to the higher heat capacity


> “new breakthrough in wind power allows generating power when there is no wind”
> Looks inside
> Solar panels strapped on side of windmill
The old ones are copper, not that sorting through a haystack of pennies trying to find the 3.5c needle is a productive use of time


We call it kraft dinner up here because that’s what it says on the box, and no one actually considers it “mac & cheese”, but we eat more of it than any other country in the world none-the-less
But the texture is disappointing, just feels slimy. I don’t like the amount of liquid left behind
This may be a regional thing but I’ve literally never experienced liquid left behind unless I intentionally quadruple the milk to make it soupy on purpose (yes, that is also a thing we do). Also the Canadian generic store brand is like a million times better than the name-brand kraft stuff


I’m the opposite, love it on fries with malt vinegar. I won’t let it come within arms length of my burgers though.
Granted I’m Canadian so kraft mac & cheese /w ketchup was instilled into me from birth


Or just… teach them? play movie.mkv isn’t rocket science.
Instructions on how to switch to HDMI 1 are currently taped to the back of my mom’s TV remote
Stomach acid is like 10,000,000x more acidic than most alkaline water is basic. Dilution is probably doing an order of magnitude more work than the hydroxide here (meaning just drink more tap water)


Things like gradient boosting, supervised + reinforcement learning, NLP (sentiment analysis), etc have been used in algorithmic trading for decades.
Hell, much to the chagrin of statisticians, some people even lump linear regression under the AI umbrella
Also I think you are confusing fundamentals and technicals
If you’ve had chicken pox before and have had mysterious pain/tingling on an arm/leg on the same side of the body as those for the past few days it could be shingles
I just had it at 33 last week and it looked very similar to that when it first popped up


Giraffes in shambles


I didn’t grasp the scale at first and was wondering where you got the dog-sized disk drives


My university just blacklisted the questionable trackers’ DNS, not the actual data traffic
So basically I would tether to my cell phone, wait for it to fetch a list of peers from the tracker, and then switch back to the uni wifi to complete the download


Most can probably go through life without ever having to use the insurance or be stopped by the police.
this is anecdotally super wrong.
I drive like 15,000 km a year (VERY LITTLE) - in the past 20 years I’ve hit probably a half dozen ride programs and been rear ended twice by someone else while fully stopped at a red light
While I’ve never had to actually file an insurance claim, there have been plenty of times I’ve had to present it


tl;dr - Allegations occurred in New Zealand, plaintiff is a NZ citizen, Gaiman is a NZ permanent resident and lived there at the time. Wisconsin said “go and refile in NZ, we’re only touching this case if Gaiman refuses to accept service there”


If the first lady wasn’t in great shape, she would’ve fallen. But she’s in great shape
Wait till he finds out that most of the world has no issue with “broken escalators” AKA “stairs”


For a second I had this confused with the Toronto mayoral election, where the former sex pest mayor is rumored to be considering re-running against the person who supplanted him last election
Yarn isn’t a JS runtime