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To peer or not to peer(peeringdb.com)
2 points by 323454 10y ago|1 comments
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You're right about kids: they spend much of their free time exploring and playing like they're hard wired to do it. I think our 19th-century-style schools are the problem: we drum information and behaviours into kids until they fo
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What if you could produce braille on a touch screen?
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I love the options for different projections.
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I have a feeling that an "anonymous twitter" would quickly become a 4-chan style shitstorm
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Such a different voice compared to his later work. It really drives home that HST, though seeming crazy, was fully conscious of what he was doing and intentional in his choices.
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I hereby resolve to use cash as often as I possibly can, to show in my own small way that "the market" still demands the cash option. The small inconvenience of carrying around a few bits of paper and metal is worth it to protect
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The Soviets put a nuclear reactor in orbit!?
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Cool idea but without some verifiable data I have to think that the claims made in the article are wildly optimistic.
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That story was awesome! Thank you for sharing it. I read the whole thing over cups of Vietnamese coffee in between bouts of zipping round HCMC on a motorcycle, which felt strangely appropriate. I kind of love the idea of hacker tourism, and
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Zen and the art of motorcycle maintenance. As a scientist, it helped me to realise that the quest for truth is only a tool: I have to choose my own goal. Edit: I also want to mention "Language in Action" by S.I. Hayakawa. I read i
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What a twist ending! I wonder if he intentionally made it so that the juicy bit was on the second page just to increase the antici pation
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"NASA loses $25.4B on 'Moonshots'" - New York Times headline from July 29 1973
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I really dislike how the media will gladly take and use people's work without credit and yet at the same time they pursue copyright infringement of their cherished 70+ year old works like hounds at the track.
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Lundy's wartime sketches are really nice! What a master
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Has it worked for you before?
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Are you saying they observed something like if you sell 1 hot dog for 10 shmeckles and 10 hot dogs for 200 shmeckles, people buy more single hot dogs?
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Maybe if you can't explain your model you should be forced to open source your method and a large enough data sample for people to independently check your results.
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Africans giving up on the Chinese dream(news.google.com)
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by 323454 10y ago
Democracy has always been about the people being able to remove their leaders from power when they become egregiously bad. Kind of like evaporative cooling. The means by which they choose them is a second order consideration.
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by 323454 10y ago
I love the idea of putting affordable housing in the vast parking lots of these old megastores, prompting new businesses to set up shop in the abandoned space to service the new community. Seems like a win-win.
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Woah! A web based mission control framework! https://nasa.github.io/openmct/ Totally sweet! Let's launch some rockets from our browsers and shoot down that pesky moon once and for all
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by 323454 10y ago
The behaviour of Khinchin(e) is seriously crazy! Not only does it not converge to K, it looks O(log(n))...
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Looking at the age split in the vote, if I were a young Brit I would be considering tax evasion as a form of protest. If the older generation wants a free ride while simultaneously cannibalising the future of the young, let em starve (in th
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I think you're deluding yourself, and your arguments have the same tone as defenders of communism when they say "oh of course communism didn't work in the USSR, but that's because they werent doing it properly!" Cap
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Seems like Leipzig would be an excellent place to work remotely. Cheap lifestyle, good proximity to interesting places like Berlin and maybe some cool stuff of its own going on.
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Magic
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Supposing this theory is true, how big an emdrive does it predict is needed to lift a reasonable payload, say 100kg?
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by 323454 11y ago
Humans were doing really "modern" stuff so much earlier than I realised!
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What are chlorite machines?

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