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Isamu
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6y ago
Here I thought it would be about spotting an Apple Maps horse cart being drawn through the Shire.
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6y ago
Ever Given is painted in much smaller letters toward the bow.
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6y ago
You may be interested in chapter 8, Genetic Programming applied to BTs
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6y ago
Maybe unpopular, but I like the chuckling screech of the bald eagle. Also barn swallows, they kind of “talk” when they are relaxed.
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6y ago
I agree with you. A type amounts to the sum of operations that are valid on an object conforming to that type. A file object is a very basic, general type, that allows open, read bytes, write bytes, close, maybe seek, maybe some ops are res
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6y ago
> Experience this Iron Age village the way that its original residents would have. Wow, I would hate the dirty clothes, bad health care and being away from my phone. But seriously, I really enjoy these historical re-creations, maybe I am
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This 1945 paper was classified, the 1949 version was declassified. It is interesting to see his thinking around information theory influenced by the wartime needs surrounding cryptography. Bell Labs of course was involved in many wartime te
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6y ago
Thanks, I thought this was about the cross breeding that the American Chestnut Foundation has done for decades, but they are now advocating a mixed approach with GE as well.
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6y ago
This is traditional cross breeding, not genetic engineering per se. Although I have to wonder why one way seems natural and the other not, when they are both guided by human intervention.
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6y ago
> mass accumulation of hatred for the Chinese What are you referring to? You mean articles that attribute hacking to actors with connections to the PRC?
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That Faulkner paper also discussed differences with Plan9’s implementation of /proc
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6y ago
We probably can’t destroy all life on earth either, because of the adaptations of microbes to the most inhospitable conditions. You’d have to remove the atmosphere and the oceans probably, or turn the earth into Venus. Likewise when people
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> What is the Department of State up to? Is not enforcing existing law one of their functions?
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6y ago
Thank you for posting! I immediately found some old 78's that I had lost, it's great to listen to them again.
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6y ago
To make matters worse, some of those dinosaurs are senators.
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Is this setting a record for booster reuse for SpaceX? I didn’t see the commentary. Elon claimed that the insurance costs decline with reuse and they have the lowest insurance rates in the industry.
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6y ago
This was discovered through the supplier transparency reports that Apple provides. Apple tells suppliers what they expect, and then when they audit the supplier they report the findings and work with supplier to clean up their act. In this
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6y ago
Agreed, the entire point of Starship development is to make a new human space program (to Mars) affordable.
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We don’t have a word as popular and overused as “coup” to describe the attempt to shut down the transfer of power. But this did involve the storming of a legislature in session in a obvious attempt to thwart the proceedings in a power grab.
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I know I shouldn’t think this but I’m relieved to know that all the crazies aren’t exclusively in the US right now.
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The great inventions do not look to be incremental because they are presented that way. Personally I find it fascinating to burst that bubble by looking into the rare histories of what lead up to what are considered the great tentpole devel
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Not so much directly about food insecurity, but that it could lead to comments being made that contradict the official narrative that there are no problems. After all mukbang videos attract a lot of viewers. >This year, Chinese farmers w
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6y ago
Pretty sure the last sentence was a joke. I know with cryptocurrency it is pretty hard to tell.
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I was shocked when he spoke at my commencement, I was already a fan but felt like I was the only one there that knew who he was. He was extremely unpretentious and just wanted to joke the whole time. I remember reading how his family only g
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6y ago
Negative Oil does sound more interesting than negative oil pricing, so kudos to the editor for keeping us clicking those links.
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I think people are used to terms being used when they don’t really mean anything.
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According to Wikipedia there are only 89 species of cetaceans, including dolphins and porpoises, so it is a short list to compare with.
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One of the early implementations of Unix spell used a Bloom filter to compress the word list: “Two different hashing methods have been implemented. The first, based on a simple superimposed code scheme first proposed by Bloom,9, 10 was supp
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Agreed, I used Windows throughout the 90’s. I remember running one of the early web servers on my pc and was used to rebooting daily to avoid an unresponsive server. But Windows NT was much more stable as a server.
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Microwave weapons are not far fetched, only there are no details given about how someone concluded that they were used in this instance. Did someone detect the microwaves and find the direction of the source?
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