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To the Moon and Beyond
(spacex.com)
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Although I'm vegetarian, I consider it smart to eat animals that are available when you are low on money (I don't know details and don't care, as long as people aren't eating the animals in protected areas like parks)
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People are in down-vote wars on this article. It makes it so much more appealing to use x.com for conversation.
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This doesn't cover Atherton's train stop, based on their estimated map, which is interesting.
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Yes, they were using these to commit crimes, and will miss them.
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The Bay Area has lots of these places, running under the radar, which are not turning into anything bad, as they are occupied by young people working at startups.
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The advent of contraception also changed the game. Now people would expect to have sleep overs, sharing limited resources such as the bathroom, where that was less of an issue in the past.
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Removing nommu makes the kernel simpler and easier to understand.
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They compromised the ship to study failures of that nature.
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How to exit Emacs
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Gemini has been doing a fantastic job for me for Rust
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They had a ton of design constraints, and looking like a toy wasn't one of them. This is what their solution to those constraints (such as more range via a low coefficient of drag) looks like. Very few people are capable of evaluatin
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Is there a way to deactivate the sensor if you find one in your room?
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I won't touch Python either, but because I've been burned debugging large Python programs. Something that would have taken a minute in a statically typed language took hours of tracing data through the program to understand what
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I've always associated Amigas with AmigaOS, and this is the first I heard about Unix. Why would you replace AmigaOS with Unix? Is it because it would be substantially cheaper than other 68030 Unix workstations?
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As someone who has overcome chronic pain, and frequently foils acute pain from turning into chronic pain, I started daily joint-mobility exercises from Kelly Starrett's Supple Leopard book (and his MWOD videos on YouTube) to achieve th
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Gender affirming care is unsupported by evidence, so it is inaccurate to say "unilaterally". Trans woman tend to dominate their sports. There are so many examples of this. We don't need to have opinions on this: just use the
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I started voting for Republicans because I watched Democrats become anti-science, e.g., gender-affirming care. Anyone with ideology rejects science, which includes people from both parties, but currently my life is impacted in a negative w
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Historical employment rates of conservatives at universities were much higher than now.
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If a university has thought diversity, their demographics will match America's: they'll employ around 50% conservatives. If they have like 3% conservatives, as many do, that is a good sign that they are captured by an ideology, a
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It sounds like you're saying someone could rewrite Qemu on their own, with the help of AI. That would be pretty funny.
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Everyone's got an address in the world-wide plus-code system, and they're used for deliveries in many countries: maps.google.com/pluscodes/
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With the right level of abstraction, we can say that there's only one of four fundamental forces generating the birds' and engine work, electromagnetism, and so maybe can work a relationship about turbos in that way.
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DEI in practice is illegal (we don't get to make decisions based on race, or other protected categories of a person's identity). I get trained on this once a year at work. What we do instead is improve the probability that underr
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Didn't this company go bankrupt because of returns and warranty claims?
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AI writes my unit tests. I clean them up a bit to ensure I've gone over every line of code. But it is nice to speed through the boring parts, and without bringing declarative constructs into play (imperative coding is how most of us th
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It would be interesting to see SpaceX retaliate against the EU, such as by charging a fee for all EU launches to cover the EU's lawfare.
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Now that gen AI can help write code, is a garbage collector necessary anymore?
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The 'short version' is very well written and to the point. (I didn't read the long version, so my lack of comment on that isn't a criticism of it)
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I know people that it happened to, white collar, from Germany. I don't know why you think I'm saying this is good, when I've called it sadistic. What's annoying is that people only care about it now because it helps th
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