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Kaibeezy
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4y ago
I’ll just put this here… Brrrap! A tree shredder! Ahead of him, everything was empty bookcases, skeletons. Robert went to the end of the aisle and walked toward the noise. The air was a fog of floating paper dust. In the fourth aisle, th
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Kaibeezy
4y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27693560 Barely a year ago. I thought it was maybe 5 years ago. Time itself must be accelerating. I need an app that can scan my hard drives, connectome and biochemistry > bleep bloop
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4y ago
The article is discussing software that is “unique, complex (and) substantial”, seeming to imply software that will be used for serious purposes where failure is a problem. Boring development sounds pretty good there. Perhaps you are buildi
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The ancient guide for uncertain times
(bbc.com)
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4y ago
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Exceeding 1.5°C global warming could trigger multiple climate tipping points
(science.org)
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4y ago
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4y ago
The Kindle app’s infinite scroll is what finally made me let go of paper books. It’s that good. I get completely immersed. Can’t do it on an e-ink device, only on phone or tablet. Don’t forget to shut off the progress indicator or location
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4y ago
Good selection, kid ;) Successful people are lucky. True! You can improve your odds by being smart (if you’re lucky enough to be smart; if not, try to at least become educated) and by leveraging the knowledge, experience and judgment of t
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4y ago
Vat food.
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4y ago
Spoiler... It's very carefully calibrated. At 2x speed you see things change; at 0.5x you see them in transition.
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AI-Generated Future Cities
(amazingarchitecture.com)
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4y ago
Continues to run for years on a 1.5V primary C cell.
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Kaibeezy
4y ago
Graphs and charts are silly. You have CSV.
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Kaibeezy
4y ago
It's because I want to choose . Even your fancy Doppelkupplungsgetriebe (in auto mode) doesn't know or care what I want to do.
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4y ago
Unfortunately, I don’t think this is an astronaut “astrovan”, mainly because of the desk. But so what. Just look at that meatball!
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4y ago
The feeling of controlling a machine = "imperfections" What I would expect a machine to say. I, for one, do not welcome our new robot overlords.
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1989 NASA Airstream
(gsaauctions.gov)
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4y ago
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4y ago
Let it sit for a day, will probably sort itself.
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Las Vegas isn’t betting on Mother Nature to solve its water problems
(cnn.com)
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4y ago
meh
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4y ago
I’m talking about Brexit, so it’s Cameron, May, Johnson. Riverboat gamblers. If it works, they “win”, but when it doesn’t they jump ship.
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4y ago
In my view, Brexit is largely the unsurprising result of electing flashy, shallow, easily bored people who are surprised to find themselves in charge and are also are incompetent problem-solvers, so they say “fuck it” and flip a coin, whate
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4y ago
Flexport is partially funded by Y Combinator, aye? Special post type, likely.
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4y ago
Confirming this URL works. I sometimes feel guilty about watching the UK stumble with mortal wounds like this, as if it’s some grotesque medieval entertainment. Starmer should unwind the pear of anguish and say he’ll investigate reversing B
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4y ago
"I'll be honest, kind of. I don't know if I believe in all that, but, I don't know. Maybe, I hear a lot of it in like America that that kind of things happens. I think it's just because of like it didn't make
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Why electric airplanes are taking off at flight schools
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4y ago
The combination with steel is what gives concrete its power. It's a composite material created by the two things together. Concrete surrounds the steel frame and penetrates it. It binds the steel together.
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Price of Law School Hits New High at Columbia ($110,450), Others Close Behind
(taxprof.typepad.com)
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Does Whisky Have a 'Terroir'?
(bbc.com)
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Greenland ice sheet climate disequilibrium and committed (274mm) sea-level rise
(nature.com)
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4y ago
Starbucks. A public toilet that sells coffee.
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