It’s not discriminatory. They don’t have any legal obligation to serve citizens of foreign countries. Citizen of USA isn’t a protected class. When they do serve American citizens it triggers a whole lot of regulatory work, and it’s understandable they don’t want to do that unless you’re a high net worth individual (ie they make enough profit to cover that cost)
I tried to eliminate caffeine to reduce anxiety in combination with my ADHD meds.
My morning routine without coffee was hard; decaf helped a lot though. Ultimately didn’t kick the addiction though.
If I may be so bold, 400mg is a lot. Your body habituates, so why push the envelope?
They’re both seafaring Europeans and got around.
Also, the Spanish Netherlands and Norway aren’t far apart, along trading routes.
Only AI companies is going to see the things, the way things are going.
Depends on what you’re controlling and your geographic location.
If this were the case, the goon squad would have showed up.
Good idea.
Some can be converted to EV chargers. It’s considered contaminated ground, so the options are limited without expensive remediation. Depending on the economic situation they may just be abandoned.
They won’t all shut down at once. The ICE cars won’t all turn off at once; they’ll fade.
A renewed interest in competing with Chromebooks?
Can’t complain. My kids need to use something beyond my 8 year old Surface.
I’d say coffee, because I have a low level dependency on morning caffeine and high level emotional dependence. I’d say alcohol, because I tend to binge drink weekends.
But really, it’s my smartphone. I can cut alcohol and caffeine out easily, but I can’t lose the smartphone, which means it’s always there ready for me to dissociate.
They’re within their rights and it’s definitely not something they want to have take off, whether it’s accurate or not.
But apparently their brand management doesn’t know who Barbara Streisand is.
I have one of their devices with an intel CPU. I didn’t even boot the OS. Just popped in the firmware and told it to boot proxmox. But it’s an i5 with 32GB RAM so a different scenario than you’re thinking of. Im still bitter about waiting for Black Friday to upgrade the RAM and paying double.
It’s LPDDR, I think that’s not upgradable, and not a lot.
I’ve heard that dosages are way higher than necessary. Body builders are using gray market product with approaching 1/2 the dosage and seeing good results I think I remember someone saying.
If they didn’t have AI to blame, they’d call this a pivot (and the subtext would be they’re running out of funding). It’s not about AI.
The new Leaf is supposed to be pretty good, as far as appliance oriented transportation is concerned. VW has been putting out decent cars too for a while. Both these manufacturers fundamentally understand how to put a car together which puts them ahead of Tesla. I’m wary of Toyota and Honda offerings as they’ve spent a fair bit of time avoiding them. USA big 3 make some compliance cars, which are appliance grade but I’d only consider them if they’re dirt cheap.
Up-market, Volvo and Polestar are putting out some interesting cars, and if I had USD200k I could only use on a car, it would be a Lucid - politics aside, I think they’re doing some great engineering. BMW and Mercedes’s offerings are not inspiring, but Audi has some interesting stuff they share to some extent with VW.
The up front costs of car + solar are not negligible, but the operating costs are dirt cheap. I spend less on my payment than I used to spend on gas.
HIPAA governs how the data is held, but individuals can consent to sharing. Even with OpenAI.
Then you see a physiotherapist, not a chiropractor. The difference is significant. One believes in visions; the other believes in science.
“I think this really shows that we need more lanes, as opposed to just splitting the ones we have across more and more vehicles.”
What is a tram, I wonder? What other mode of transportation is there beyond bus and car? What is density?
The first thing you need to know is that chiropractic is not a medical practice, it’s spiritualist woo-woo derived “from the other world”.
Save your money and see a physiotherapist instead, preferably one who knows who Dr Stuart McGill is.
Good point.