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by 127 6y ago
Yes, COVID conospiracies like: masks work.
422.
by 127 6y ago
It will remain very interesting up to the moment where someone comes up with a solution on how to escape a tyrannical panopticon totalitarian state.
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by 127 6y ago
As split keyboards go, there's a lot of different ones developed by the semi-pro community. Like for example Quefrency ( https://www.reddit.com/r/MechanicalKeyboards/comments/9jl46t... )
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by 127 6y ago
Anton Petrov https://www.youtube.com/user/whatdamath goes through astrophysics papers quite often. The channel is pretty cool if you like space in general.
425.
by 127 6y ago
It's impossible to build a money system that isn't at some level shady, outside making it completely totalitarian. Just based on simple definitions and some logic.
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by 127 6y ago
Cool, and absolutely terrifying.
427.
by 127 6y ago
Free means free. It doesn't mean free only to a certain groups of people.
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by 127 6y ago
It's really a shame for all the small business in the UK what's happening right now. I'm really going to miss them. Lots of hard working people building cool things.
429.
by 127 6y ago
Unfortunate that they didn't improve the handle, but really nice effort nonetheless.
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by 127 6y ago
Madness of the crowds. It's also interesting that this phrase brings only search results from Douglas Murray, who has been widely attacked as far right (and thus untouchable). The social and psychological effect is much more meaningful
431.
by 127 6y ago
Yes, the majority of corporations supports virtue signalling at zero cost and making money.
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by 127 6y ago
I think a lot depends on how well they can keep up with the sensor technology. Sony seems to have the market cornered on that front.
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by 127 6y ago
>There is nothing inherently wrong with "processed" food; it is entirely possible to use industrial processes to make a perfectly healthy and wholesome food product. Given how profit in the food industry and addiction is so clo
434.
by 127 6y ago
A bulwark against fiat debasement and the government basically draining the people dry of any wealth.
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by 127 6y ago
When it comes to crocs, some of them do seem to live a long time. https://youtu.be/hSsEoi1f9Qw?t=156
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by 127 6y ago
Given how well the finger and hand tracking for Oculus Quest is progressing, Facebook's investment in virtual reality may have been in hindsight a very smart investment. The way I see the future of VR is not so much games, but virtual
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by 127 6y ago
Why does it need to be decentralized? It's kind of stupid that just to avoid legal roadblocks like selling a security, Reddit will use a decentralized blockchain instead of just a database. There's no technical reason for it, just
438.
by 127 7y ago
So, can you link the evidence for this?
439.
by 127 7y ago
Water does help kidneys remove the waste from your body.
440.
by 127 7y ago
For a clickbaity title, it's surprisingly useful. Of course, the time to read it might take half an hour, but the time to really absorb it might take two weeks.
441.
by 127 7y ago
At this point Python/Numpy is really the array processing language I prefer to use. You can even use libraries like Cupy to switch the backend from BLAS/LAPACK to Nvidia CUDA libraries, which makes it lightning fast, often improvi
442.
by 127 7y ago
I do think we are definitely in a state of rapidly declining relevance of need for programming work. Code is an Ouroboros that eats its own tail to grow. Especially with the ethics of open source free software development and the dismantlin
443.
by 127 7y ago
There's also Cupy, which is Numpy with CUDA acceleration, a drop in replacement for most of Numpy, that you can easily also use CUDA kernels inside Python and even run Numba functions generated with @numba.cuda.jit.
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by 127 7y ago
Yes, this is pretty much it. Learning how to be assertive without looking weird, creepy or a lunatic. It's just a lot of practice. Most advice given to men how to be more socially adaptive is actually advice how to best be taken advant
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by 127 7y ago
Full ATmega32U4 board is 2.50 and doesn't need any hacks to work.
446.
by 127 7y ago
>It's not gonna happen Not with that attitude. To elaborate: it's not black & white. You can definitely have a positive impact reducing emissions.
447.
by 127 7y ago
To make it match with human brain, this would be more helpful indeed: >At 5% uncertainty >At 1% uncertainty
448.
by 127 7y ago
The phones from 2012 would still be perfectly functional if the software didn't come with increasingly ridiculous performance requirements. What's the reason for the upgrade? Camera? With the ability to easily swap batteries, and
449.
by 127 7y ago
You can't make a law that orders people to care about each other. From an outside view it looks a lot like the erosion of a previously high-trust society. Possibly caused by middle-class economic woes. Those who want to build a family
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by 127 7y ago
I think the real revelation here is the absurdity of credentialism, and how shallow it is in the end.

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