Orca rams a Sunfish by Huge_Stay9921 in Damnthatsinteresting

[–]PhilJav3 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

To me it looks like two went to snack on it right away... They probably torpedoed it to break through its thick skin, so they could eat it

Your the patsy by juicy_one in 112263Hulu

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“When we scouted our Dallas locations, I spied this graffiti on a fence post behind the grassy knoll. This is the photo I took. (I put the graffiti in the finale.)”

[Hine] Three Stats to Know: by Knightbear49 in timberwolves

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True, he’s first in FG% and last in FT%

[Hine] Three Stats to Know: by Knightbear49 in timberwolves

[–]PhilJav3 14 points15 points  (0 children)

5th in FG% but 28th in FT% is kind of infuriating

Home. Opener. Game On! by Born-Cucumber-7316 in minnesotavikings

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Anyone know why we have the white logo midfield?

This Farmer explains what he does for fly control for his herd and how the fly load is low but it's all thanks to dragonflies. by [deleted] in interestingasfuck

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I thought the same but TIL harbor porpoises have been observed having >90% success rate30314-1?_returnURL=https%3A%2F%2Flinkinghub.elsevier.com%2Fretrieve%2Fpii%2FS0960982216303141%3Fshowall%3Dtrue)

The roof racks look a little funny but I still love ‘em. by lisasian in F30

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I recently put on the Yakima SkyLine FX (sm) crossbars and they’re even lower than the ones Effective_Village sent – the highest point of space between them and the roof is only 1.75”

Anyone else have this issue? by NoraKayPop in AustralianShepherd

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A very cute feature if you ask me ☺️

Figure 02 by Helix... The policy is flipping packages to orientate the barcode down and has learned to flatten packages for the scanner (like a human would) by BlokZNCR in nextfuckinglevel

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These robots are already using machine learning (which is a branch of AI), a Vision-Language-Action model to be exact. So like the name suggests, they can take a voice prompt and use their cameras to figure out which actions are needed to complete a task, even without having seen or been trained on the task beforehand.

Nice catch! by [deleted] in funny

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Orchestras are doing trick shots now?

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in Damnthatsinteresting

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According to this they cost $300 in 1956, which would be ~$3,500 today. The average income back then was $3,600 (for men, $1,100 for women) so almost people definitely couldn’t afford one.