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   by 6510 1y ago

   Here is that animation you've never asked for. https://img.go-here.nl/unwiggle.gif One could put those in series too and get even less range of motion in exchange for less wiggling. One could also duplicate the contrap
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   by 6510 1y ago

   have to share the noob thought because it is funny: You could attach an unbalanced wheel to a motor and induce a vibration to maximize wiggling and frequency across the available w-room.
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   by 6510 1y ago

   I know nothing about the topic but could one build some kind of 3d pantograph to scale down the motions?
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   by 6510 1y ago

   You can get the same picture from the other end: For each real position a politician takes on an issue they will lose everyone who disagrees. If you chose sides on a hundred topics in the most sensible way you will lose everyone. So they ha
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   by 6510 1y ago

   > Ideas are a dime a dozen. This is one of those statements that say more about the person not having ideas than about ideas. One could say it was an idea in it self so poor it should have vanished in the pile of crap never to be heard a
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   by 6510 1y ago

   I type that in google then youtube autoplay immediately started a video about it. The future is here where the machine knows what you want before you... want it. Or without you wanting it? No one can tell anymore. Trust the process!
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   by 6510 1y ago

   The harm this is doing and will do (regardless) seems to exceed the value of the NYT. If a company is subject to a US court order that violates EU law, the company could face legal consequences in the EU for non-compliance with EU law. The
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   by 6510 1y ago

   Or we could simply see you paying as much rent as possible as the most efficient use of the land. That would simplify the plot considerably.
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   by 6510 1y ago

   They can sell
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I haven't build it because it costs a bit to much for my budget but someone some day should build the megalithic computer according to my vision: We take a river flowing down a mountain in a suitable location and carve out square canal
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I gave copilot a screenshot of my work schedule 3 times. The first time it extracted the data flawlessly and organized it the way I asked. The second time it did everything wrong until I talked it though the process in tiny steps. The 3rd t
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    by 6510 1y ago

    You mean something like this? https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7FwDMzIbZrg
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I mean using google [for example] to log in everywhere vs using gmail.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    We would have to go outside to find dopamine. It wouldn't be safe. People would die. edit: I remember thinking in the 90's that it was weird as hell that the operating system sits in the same folder tree as the users documents, ap
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Would you also need a separate email address for each account? I think most mailboxes support a recovery email address and some require one for billing. Is truly separate accounts for everything really doable?
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    by 6510 1y ago

    it's a serious question. I've tried hoarding subscriptions. It doesn't work.
17. 587.▲
    by 6510 1y ago

    Say I want to watch some specific movie right now. How would you go about accomplishing this?
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    by 6510 1y ago

    They can still do emergency broadcasts, if elon approves.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    1966 Out of the Unknown: https://www.dailymotion.com/video/x8lhjd7
20. 590.▲
    by 6510 1y ago

    I'm told the Wall Street folk will need to buy bonds or Trump will sink the ship. The question is, how do you expect him to refinance 7T in debt by the end of 25? Implode the dollar?
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I wrote this long ago. Looking at it I'm really a master spaghetti coder. https://jsfiddle.net/ypfr98su/5/
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Building something awesome is fun but keeping it is an entirely different challenge. One can always leave and help build something new some place else. If the stuff no longer belongs to those who build it it is the right thing to do imho
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Almost all index pages are zero effort machine generated pages. I'm not entirely sure about it being an effect over time but Newspapers use to have tiny articles summarizing page 12 which later(?) became "more on page 12". Fo
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Thinking about it, the encoded business logic also becomes hard to change. Perhaps like writing prevented language and stories from evolving. Encoding it might be the final version. I got stuck a few times when the business logic got overly
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I hear it doesn't have to be productive right now, if you have deep pockets it is worth being familiar with the tools even if it is just in case.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Jack Ma had a fun perspective[1] (2017) Not precisely his words but something like: US companies made a shit ton of money. Then in 30 years the US spend 14.2 T$ on 13 wars. What if they spend part of that money on infrastructure, helping th
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    by 6510 1y ago

    fit people swim, fat people float?
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    by 6510 1y ago

    I've come to my senses since but it is quite enjoyable to use MANY monitors. One with the website, one with the css, some article about css, mdn, youtube, mail, irc, etc. A single giant display is also something entirely different.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    Is it possible for Americans to use European or Chinese banks? I'm only half trolling.
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    by 6510 1y ago

    It at least has similar down sides -.-