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4y ago
Green chile is an American treasure. Thank you Sandia national labs. Very tasty science.
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Google used to do this, but they rolled it back because the hard honest truth is most people don't like taking surveys. Behavior is a better and more available signal.
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5y ago
Lmao. Got it in one guess. #Worldle #26 1/6 https://worldle.teuteuf.fr
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5y ago
WFH and prefer WFH with one major caveat. I've said this before, but really, I just want my own office. That's all. I'd be pretty okay with going in if I had my own office with 4 walls. First job of my career, they told me I
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Reminds me of "Carl Sagan's Cosmos: The Meat Planet" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZP7K9SycELA
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Brains as Analog Computers [2018]
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It takes a lot of gas to 1. get glass to a recycler and 2. Ship that recycled material to bottlers, stores, etc. It's not really a panacea for that reason.
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5y ago
Broccoli man is incredible. I hope someone leaks the rest...
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Fixed everything they've broken in the past 5 years then added a notch... They haven't had a perfect machine in years, and the trend continues.
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Yes. This is nonsense to me. That said, check out scienceclic. They do good run downs of BOTH the metaphorical stuff AND the math that underpins it. PBS spacetime is a fun place to check out too. Between the two of them, you should have eno
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shouldn't the JVM be considered polyglot?
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I just want my own office. That's all. I'd be pretty okay with going in if I had my own office with 4 walls. First job of my career, they told me I would have an office of my own. First day I come back do for full time (I had inte
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5y ago
Thought this was gonna be Michael Reeves
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I <3 this
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6y ago
Hopefully this means better support for exporting, say, step and minute by minute heart rate data to Apple health and vice versa. I want to be able to do what I want with my data.
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6y ago
I wonder how on earth googlers are supposed to fix this when they can't log in to make changes...
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6y ago
I used to work there. They absolutely get complaints, but they have a really good sense of humor about it https://youtu.be/01WBxkweki8 Fwiw, I think you can get them without the logo
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6y ago
It doesn't fit in the acronym What I usually see is both MS and Amazon are part of the "big 5" tech companies/"tech giants" where Netflix isn't. I think FAANG is really more about stock performance and hyp
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7y ago
This relies on the assumption that the authors model of consciousness is "correct" for lack of a better term. If you accept this model, then we should be able to agree on this conclusion, but it's not like this is the only mo
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8y ago
It's not a thin client though...
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8y ago
Can I get a source on that? Looks like they haven't had a shared codebase in almost 20 years.
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Has anyone tried to use this to create a distributed cloud? If storage and certain types of computation could be encrypted, anyone could sell their spare computation power without trust issues.
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8y ago
I almost cried
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8y ago
There's also the web apps. They're pretty much on par.
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8y ago
Wait, I thought the author was saying to use this _after_ using a more secure hash function, not instead of it. Why wouldn't you do that?
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9y ago
I got a guy up in portchester who recommends me sweet nugs of music, wonder if he's ever used your service...
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9y ago
It's probably this. For any "open standard" there's going to be a few different interpretations of what that means across the board. Different services often have sightly different ideas about how their APIs should work,
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9y ago
surface book is bae
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9y ago
nah. I switch between windows, linux, and osx for work and personal use all the time. OSX is just fine. Windows is just fine. Linux is just fine. Everything is at about the same level of ability, the same level of suck, and the same level o
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9y ago
mega (kim dot com's successor to megaupload) would be good for you. It's like dropbox, but encrypted iirc, and gives you 50 gigs right off the bat. Only issue is speed, but shouldn't be too bad.
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