Avshalom

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by Avshalom 3y ago
I'm not a physical chemist but there's probably a computable minimum energy necessary. A quick search popped up https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.jchemed.0c01194 For example, desalinating seawater
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by Avshalom 3y ago
It's a shame that rox filer is functionally dead and the rox desktop ecosystem (small as it was) is even dead-er I think author would have enjoyed it.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
those other three sites were built by the US government though, SpaceX operates them.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
maybe but the water deluge system seems to drain directly into protected US waters https://blog.esghound.com/i/135551935/spacexs-permitting-woe...
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Italian food is full of stuff like this https://archive.ph/4gwGh kind of a combination of facism era mythmaking then postwar recovery era mythmaking
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by Avshalom 3y ago
The FCC did notice. from the article: Providers are free, of course, to not pass these fees through to consumers
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by Avshalom 3y ago
>> Usually consumers are after something niche, unique, artistic, and creative, which is the inspiration or vision of an individual. I mean, I feel like a quick survey of the american restaurant landscape implies that consumers are mo
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Dasher https://dasher.acecentre.net/
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by Avshalom 3y ago
"international airports" also count as borders
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by Avshalom 3y ago
https://hackaday.io/project/11703-microcode-less-ttl-cpu/det... is probably a good candidate.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
I have a B.S. Physics from NMT graduated in 2009 (they changed some of the courses a year or two after my cohort) but the main series progression was Modern Physics -> Waves -> Classical Mechanics, E/M/Optics -> Quantum -
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Free trash cans? Theft!
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by Avshalom 3y ago
And back it up regularly to local/personal storage.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Armory_Show >reviews were filled with accusations of quackery, insanity, immorality, and anarchy, as well as parodies, caricatures, doggerels, and mock exhibitions 110 years ago
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by Avshalom 3y ago
... are, are luddites known for their historic success rate?
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by Avshalom 3y ago
CRUX is slightly more alive than that https://crux.nu/Main/News although yeah, other than rubbernecking at the past I'm not sure why this made it to the front page.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Like the Russian language and the Italian language.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Assuming he's serious and didn't just like drink a bottle of nyquil or something it's a couple things: 1) hate fueled engagement is still engagement, he's betting that statistically he'll generate more hate-reads th
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Clicking through to WGS https://provost.wvu.edu/files/d/ce4522bc-ed40-4c71-a402-4bdf... show that it's being merged under soc/anth and self-submitted a plan to cut their costs by 63% and has already gott
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by Avshalom 3y ago
It was excellent and recommended over MySQL before but I agree it became "cool" in the wake of the mongodb/nosql hype->trough of disillusionment transition.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
The entirety of "big data" is built on get data->???->profit. That's what's always been behind the push for ai, the hope that these ML programs can extract gold from the ocean.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
One to one authentication is a middleman.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
>If biodad is actually abusing the children, then yes, by all means, get out. well kinda the point is that in the past you couldn't.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
I've got an HP40gs laying around from my physics days, I should really get some batteries for it. Picked up the cheapest scientific calculator I could for the geology degree, a Sharp EL-501w (The casio fx260 is near and dear to my hear
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Well china currently has a larger population, but here's Noah asking us to make enough bullets to change that.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
I don't mean the prison(er) labor. Prisons employ not just guards but doctors and nurses and groundskeepers and secretaries, plumbers, electricians, HR, food service companies... Just like colleges or military bases, prisons are a sour
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by Avshalom 3y ago
Yes, and if there aren't enough donations and volunteers we just close the prison and release the prisoners because obviously people didn't think it was that important. I'm like 66% serious.
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by Avshalom 3y ago
I've mentioned it before but Ruth Wilson Gilmore points out that prisons form a system of rural jobs programs. Tying together the 1980s farm crisis and the rise in incarceration https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Incarc
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by Avshalom 3y ago
because 51 years ago was the age of speaking to room sized computers with typewriters and punchcards. Nothing about computing is anywhere close to settled enough for anyone to actually think about it on century-long time scales. Maybe we&#x
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by Avshalom 3y ago
"I already told you" and "I'll tell you later" are absolutely avoidance when asked for specifics.

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