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901.
by 77pt77 5y ago
F = dp/dt which might not be m*a but usually is.
902.
by 77pt77 5y ago
No. Both are 1-d (lines). It's because triangles are loops (closed) and straight lines aren't.
903.
by 77pt77 5y ago
Theranos was vaporware. This is vacuumware.
904.
by 77pt77 5y ago
There is something very deep and strange going on in the p-adic L-function domain. I feel like we're close to something very important that everyone is completely missing.
905.
by 77pt77 5y ago
> will be resolved if it ever harms (rich) humans in any meaningful way. Will seriously try to be resolved, but with no guarantees.
906.
by 77pt77 5y ago
It's not save the Earth. It's save me and my descendants. It just doesn't have the same ring to it...
907.
by 77pt77 5y ago
> they had documents about me before I was even born. This needs some explanation. Also, what's stopping them from just lying?
908.
by 77pt77 5y ago
> it's extremely impressive to hear how good Opus is, and how low bit rates you can get away with 24kpbs is perfectly adequate for voice/podcasts/audiobooks
909.
by 77pt77 5y ago
Most humans just adapt and accept their circumstances. Contrarians and discontents are actually uncommon.
910.
by 77pt77 5y ago
That's slightly different. Bone setters exist(ed) almost everywhere. Chiropractors have this weird fixation on vertebrae.
911.
by 77pt77 5y ago
Which country is that?
912.
by 77pt77 5y ago
Do they even exist outside of north America?
913.
by 77pt77 5y ago
It seems to be by design.
914.
by 77pt77 5y ago
That's a maybe. Even if he really is guilty he might not have a bad time. The world is not just and there's very little justice in the judicial system. He called a guy a pedophile with absolutely no evidence and paid no price for
915.
by 77pt77 5y ago
> He's thought that full self driving was 6 months away for literally 4 years now. He might be completely aware that it's not plausible while still publicly saying otherwise for financial gain.
916.
by 77pt77 5y ago
The real problem is that the ones that lose the game are effectively invisible because their outcome is not desired by the people complaining that men are overrepresented at the top.
917.
by 77pt77 5y ago
Worse. If you show that it's trivially insecure, you are now the suspect/perpetrator. Never break these illusions. Keep your mouth shut.
918.
by 77pt77 6y ago
You forgot to mention the most recent innovation in Japanese work culture: Excel. It's used for everything.
919.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Most trash in Japan is incinerated anyway...
920.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Singing trash-trolleys are common in Taiwan as well.
921.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Morse would be older.
922.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> In my experience Americans sort of take for granted the breadth and depth of consumer protection you enjoy. Please. American consumer protection is almost non-existent, especially when compared with places like the EU.
923.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> Are you speaking of the restriction on conscription of Malay citizens? I believe it was that, yes.
924.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> For example, you are not allowed to say that any particular race is "better" than another And yet I think one racial group of citizens was banned from the Air Force until a decade or so ago.
925.
by 77pt77 6y ago
The usual Fairbanks room temperature superconductors.
926.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Is being 41 an achievement?
927.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Dentures sometimes are attached to implants (the screws in your jaw).
928.
by 77pt77 6y ago
Probably not affected since this bug was introduced after version 1.0.1 that is the version where the fork happened. > Starting from OpenSSL version 1.1.1h a check to disallow certificates in the chain that have explicitly encoded ellipt
929.
by 77pt77 6y ago
> allowed debugging tools to notice memory corruption issues You mean like the bug debian introduced here[1]? [1] https://www.debian.org/security/2008/dsa-1571
930.
by 77pt77 6y ago
A variant of > No has ever been fired for choosing IBM/Microsoft/Oracle/etc.

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