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by Infernal 4y ago
I also wonder when someone who might normally qualify at the end of the field will do this in qualifying, essentially trading extra repair work on the car for a spot at the front of the field.
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by Infernal 4y ago
Coincidentally, Denny Hamlin was the target of the move both this past weekend and in the linked article above.
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by Infernal 4y ago
Maybe the most interesting end-of-game play that would've been influenced by the existence of a "victory formation" strategy https://www.si.com/nfl/2018/11/14/miracle-meadowlands-40th-a...
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by Infernal 4y ago
I seem to recall that up to 2012 or so, the apple logo was printed alongside the looped square on the physical key. We used to refer to it as the “apple key” (2000s CS program anecdote) and I recall it taking a while to adjust to referring
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by Infernal 4y ago
Temporal Logic of Actions, for other curious readers.
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by Infernal 4y ago
Strange, my experiences with unionized labor have found the exact opposite - safety conscious to the nth degree, and much more likely to criticize each other for working too quickly than too slowly. They seem to be incentivized to 1) not ge
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by Infernal 4y ago
I have a hard time finding clothes that fit due to being way out on the edge of standard sizing. I have found this similar inconsistency, e.g. I’ll find something I like in my size, order one of each color, and invariably one or two out of
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by Infernal 4y ago
Aw yeah, I saved up for a VooDoo 3 just for playing Tribes on my 56k modem, fall 1999 - running windows 98 on a Packard-Bell that we got from Circuit City…
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by Infernal 4y ago
The article mentions that survival of the trip is “above 90%”. I assumed that was one direction, but I suppose it could be round trip.
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by Infernal 4y ago
I'm really curious about the evolutionary path these birds may have taken to an adaptation that allows them to fly 8-10 days non-stop. A couple ideas, assuming that any change evolution can keep up with needs to be gradual/increme
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by Infernal 4y ago
At one point TFA seems to indicate they lose 50% of their weight, dropping from 2lbs to 1lbs.
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by Infernal 4y ago
So, having removed the immutable attribute from / and run the guix-install.sh script, the first issue I have is that the script thinks the group 'kvm' exists, because 'getent group kvm' returns successfully. However
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by Infernal 4y ago
So you can create /gnu/store on Silverblue with the commands (as root) chattr -i / mkdir -p /gnu/store chattr +i / The last command restores the immutable attribute on the root filesystem. I am able
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by Infernal 4y ago
I'm downloading the silverblue iso right now to play with this in a VM. It is surprising to me that ostree does not let you do any sort of bind mount or symlink of a non-reserved location like /gnu to some other filesystem, so I&#
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by Infernal 4y ago
As someone who has not "used GPT-3" what does it mean to say that you used it to make a summary? Just dump the full text of the article into a tool and request a summary output? I have only seen GPT-3 used when it takes a prompt a
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by Infernal 4y ago
The post you're replying to: > dollar cost averaging the market only works for those (1) who never sell The article you link to: > The only other rule in this game is that you cannot move in and out of stocks. Once you make a p
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by Infernal 4y ago
If you want to fit the area into the name you can think of it as A0 = 1/(2^0) m^2 A1 = 1/(2^1) m^2 A2 = 1/(2^2) m^2 And so on (EDIT for formatting and also to observe a sibling post to mine is making the same point)
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by Infernal 4y ago
> The optimal amount of crime in a society is non-zero because a society with zero crime would be a dystopian police state where innocent people sometimes get caught up in the justice system's net to make sure it catches all of the
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by Infernal 4y ago
So that 50% more is by revenue I think - probably difficult to find, if it even exists, but I'm curious what that table looks like sorted by calories instead of dollars.
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by Infernal 4y ago
I am curious, but surely the $900-$1400 an acre is based on rows configured for tractor-based tilling/plowing, fertilizing, herbicide etc.? As I understand it, the nice thing about a smallholding is that you don't have to mechaniz
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by Infernal 4y ago
As I read through this incredulously, I was relieved to slowly realize Murfie was a company, and not a person.
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by Infernal 4y ago
I think it’d be more efficient to simply pump the ocean out of the environment.
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by Infernal 4y ago
As a Braves fan, I enjoyed seeing some of these new-to-me angles and features in games I saw on other broadcasts. I wish the Bally Sports South crew had some more playful takes like this. The Buck Showalter hit-by-pitch feature is pretty da
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by Infernal 4y ago
I want to preface this - I don't have strong opinion already here, and I'm curious about Ceph. As someone who runs a 6 drive raidz2 at home (w/ ECC RAM) does your Ceph config give you similar data integrity guarantees to ZFS?
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by Infernal 4y ago
It can also be used for nested connections. E.g. if you SSH to server A, and then from server A to server B, ~. will kill the session on B. Alternatively, ~~. will kill the session on A. EDIT: I started distrusting my memory here and went h
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by Infernal 4y ago
Oh man, I distinctly remember being in grade school in the early 90's and fellow students trying to convince me that "We Will Rock You" was a New Kids on the Block original. Me and my dad's vinyl collection knew better,
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by Infernal 4y ago
Indeed, I am not a fan of the office myself but since it was on the air in the mid-late 00's (USA) I have heard several people assume that "that's what she said" was a joke invented by the show's writers.
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by Infernal 4y ago
Look at what you did there.
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by Infernal 4y ago
The author does mention this possibility in one of the final paragraphs, that maybe every actor in the film /except/ Julia Roberts and Bruce Willis look different in the Ocean's 12 universe - it seems to be what the film want
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by Infernal 4y ago
Yes, my kids love our local AA baseball team. Tickets < $15, various bounce houses and generic carnival type things for the kids, but something to break up the game for a bit when they get tired of sitting. No idea what an equivalent MLB

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