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make the change

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@gabrielramans I don’t think it’s the future - the amount of light coming from sides is affecting the display. Vision Pro looks more like the future.

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@hubermanlab I tried to find BPC-157 online and asked every seller about its room temperature storage conditions. Not a single one confirmed that they refrigerate it, and some even told me it could be stored for 18 months at room temperature. Because of that, I ended up not buying any

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@dannolan That’s not true, you made that up.

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@gubatron @MKBHD in GeforceNOW we see that processing can be done remotely and streamed as video.Rendering a browser window and passing camera feeds to a headset isn't very demanding.Large physical displays wil soon become obsolete-VR can provide screens of any size, and I'm looking forward to it

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Yes it was all started when state Duma passed Federal Law No. 139-FZ in July 2012 under the banner of child safety. It established the Single Register of Banned Websites (administered by the state watchdog, Roskomnadzor). Next The Lugovoi Law (2013): Federal Law No. 398-FZ allowed the Prosecutor General to order Roskomnadzor to instantly block websites without a court order if they were accused of "calling for unsanctioned mass protests," "extremism," or "inciting hatred." Then following the annexation of Crimea, this law was immediately weaponized. Major independent and opposition platforms - such as Alexei Navalny’s blog, https://t.co/6pb3idqXhN, https://t.co/IGEgtAFuit, and https://t.co/BhrcqmhenK - were permanently blacklisted under the label of "illegal mass events." Realizing that users were switching to foreign services and encrypted apps, the government pivoted to data localization and heavy data storage laws - Data Localization (2014) that you are referring to. And then The Sovereign Internet Law (2019): Federal Law No. 90-FZ that allowed the government centrally inspect, throttle, or completely cut off specific protocols and traffic streams across the entire country at the push of a button. And then full scale military censorship in 2022 to protect direct violation of Article 353 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation - was the final nail in the coffin.

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@elonmusk @beeple @wholemars If I had 1.3t I’d build my own country somewhere offshore

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@SpatiallyMe the Apple vision pro's FOV must match human vision to be a real game - changer. With its current FOV, your video is misleading

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@hanamizuki_cyan oh no, that's not true. I actually broke a rib doing incline dumbbell flies recently. Purely because two beautiful girls were standing near me and I decided to lift heavier than usual

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@elonmusk @m_goes_distance I would only believe there's some real progress when Elon starts looking like he's 30

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@ZubyMusic does the death penalty help the US? No. The issue isn’t the death penalty itself. The priority should be keeping dangerous criminals locked away permanently and not releasing repeat violent offenders back into society which is something that happens too often in the US

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@TENGA_S @doctor_bru There’s a very dark Russian TV series based on that idea. https://t.co/rvC5xcnkV1

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@dscolemanauthor @elonmusk @Indian_Bronson Sometimes genetics plays a role, such as a mutation in the MAOA gene. You can't reset it.

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@elonmusk @Indian_Bronson I’ve always wondered whether it’s possible to reprogram such individuals instead of jailing or killing them - through hypnosis, medication, implants, or similar methods. Something like a “California Cryo-Penitentiary”

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@90sPiictures That is low-quality, cheap manga slop. It's no Ghost in the Shell

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@elonmusk Let’s send a thermoelectric generator into orbit around the Sun. It will power itself and beam energy back to Earth. Easy peasy

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@madaomoshiroi I enjoyed drinking Coke Zero from glass bottles but after reading this I switched to tea. https://t.co/ZQ97UGuHkC

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The problem with the model is that it can’t create anything truly new. Here’s an example prompt - I’m sure that if you add motion to it and make the pike speak, it will become even worse: A northern pike emerging from a cup of tea, staring directly at the viewer. The fish anatomy and proportions are realistic and scaled accurately to fit inside the teacup.

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@jawwwn_ @axios That’s normal - most people, Alex Karp included, find any possible excuse to not raise their hr and sweat even a little