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Every version of Geometer's Sketchpad feels like complete software. Yeah they add features every so often (pinch to zoom is pretty huge) but the core of it is the same.
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It'd be a lot funnier if he randomized the pawns.
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I'm trying to square this with the info on the Wikipedia page. Is this just "The Madoff Recovery Initiative reported $14.418 billion in total recoveries and settlement agreementse" divided by "of which $17.3 billion was
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by 1-more 4y ago
Might be this one https://www.science.org/content/blog-post/things-i-won-t-wor...
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While MRIs don't use ionizing radiation like the Therac-25 did, I can think of a few bad outcomes from someone finding a 0-day on anything that can control the machine. And of course if it's read only it still has sensitive medica
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by 1-more 4y ago
Zelle is roughly that in the US. Where Venmo is an intermediary that makes money by having your money before you take the extra step to transfer to your bank (for free in 3 days or instantly for a fee), Zelle is bank account to bank account
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by 1-more 4y ago
> Efficiency at 500 to 1000 RPM is important Why is this? Thinking out loud: can't you gear your motor so that it's most efficient at cruising speed for the vehicle? But the problem is that the car still needs to be able to acc
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If you do modals MAKE SURE you capture focus correctly. You should not be able to tab to controls behind the backdrop. There is so much you have to do for modal controls.
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the free cruise scam has an INSANELY long script requiring very little interaction from me, the scammee. They read for over a minute uninterrupted. Then I give them a fake CC number from a generator. Then they get mad. Then I tell them to j
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by 1-more 4y ago
This doesn't work with the car warranty spam. Heck, now that I actually own a car I get letters about it too that happen to know what car we have.
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Both cases are fascinating, thank you!! Side note: of course 奭 is pronounced shi. I only know a bare minimum about Chinese but when in doubt: it's pronounced "shi" (with some license regarding tone). https://en.wik
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Oooh that sounds fascinating. Any examples of that that spring to mind? Is the pronunciation (or a reasonable representation thereof) already recorded in the Unicode standard or is that also a bit of free-jazz?
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I think that's exactly how it works. The whole backend model persists for every user. Your backend model is what would be your DB state in another stack.
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by 1-more 4y ago
Cosigned. And if the backend is yet to be written then put the whole thing on Lamdera.
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> it's apparently just smaller and smaller particles all of the way down Of note: these newly discovered particles are not smaller than previously known things. In fact they are bigger.
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My weeds were a bit more like how in our current cultural moment our (US centric) romantic ideas are now their worst versions. Entrepreneurship: join an MLM or become a crypto weirdo or try to start a drop shipping business as advertised in
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by 1-more 4y ago
> Not to mention, the burnt wood looks so gaudy and uninteresting. I would hardly call it fractal as it only goes 2-3 levels usually, and artistically doesn't usually make sense on furniture etc. There's some point I could make
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by 1-more 4y ago
Caveat: I'm kinda dumb and this is a Cunningham's law situation. tl;dr Because in a DC situation the current is always high so the temperature through the air is always high so the air remains a plasma and remains a good conductor
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I won a trip to a conference in Las Vegas. I didn't want to go but it was made clear that I couldn't turn it down. Looking around and just seeing the oceans of garbage being made to hand out to people who didn't want or need
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"if we extract this to another function we can then add a test like this" with an example. Gotta say what the value add is. The value add could just be that it's more like the rest of the codebase! "In the past we usuall
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Two pizza team is out, internal angle of <120 degrees is in! This rocks. Total curb cut effect for all the other team members.
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It's a bit like the math on Rubik's cubes, where there were two different proofs: there exists a configuration of the cube that takes n moves to solve, and for all configurations it takes at most m moves to solve the cube. Those n
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by 1-more 4y ago
For bikes, sure; for computers when you can move them between bikes I don't see it. Maybe they mean in their household one per person?
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by 1-more 4y ago
They could. They tried to make a metric chain (2cm spacing rather than 1 inch) but it didn't catch on. Campy has kind of done that with their weird pull ratios right? Or does that only make sense if Campy was second to some drivetrain
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The ability to do structured intervals on my bike with a computer has completely changed the way I train. I cannot ride to an RPE, I can only ride to a power target for an interval. I'd probably be better at sports if I could do the fo
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Hammerhead has only made two models of computer, right? Why do you have three?
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I hated Ad tech. Wishing you the best.
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> He could be a deep-fake AI Zoom bot, only existing for our weekly 1:1 calls and I don't think anything would be different. Sorry dude I got really into my animation side project and just wanted to see if I could pick up one of the
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The lithium battery revolution has made “someone has to break something to get your bike” an impossible goal. I occasionally see Kryptonite U locks with neat angle grinder cuts through the end hanging from bike racks around Brooklyn. The on
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Did you cosign his loans for early exercise too? Brutal. In all seriousness good luck going forward.

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