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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
That's some word salad but let me make things clear, All intersections have signs indicating priority. All intersections have road markings indicating right of way. All intersections have a level change indicating priority. Either you
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
As someone living in the netherlands, primary use is for decoupling risk. Look at the pedestrian side, they only cross a single lane where they have to look in a single direction. This makes pedestrian behaviour so obvious that its hard to
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
>Acting like distractionware being bundled into Windows as a new thing Now I understand where our miscommunication is coming from. I just want to say that I never held that belief, I never stated that. The various games, third parties, a
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Is there a line windows could cross that would make you change your mind? And stop calling me a hyperbolic ignorant hypocrite for drawing the line at candy crush and ads.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
>Who in their right mind would find it acceptable if their program/operating system decided to automatically download Purble Place. >People didn't choose to install that, it was "pushed" upon them So we're on
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
When I used windows, candy crush was not just a shortcut. It showed up as an installed program on my machine. Windows updates put it there after the ISO install. I did not check if the full game was there This is pure cope. Candy crush and
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
I understand the vitriol against mr jones perfectly. Before his sandy hook saga I was actually somewhat of a fan of his work. I remember hearing an idiotic rant of his complaining that the US government was putting chemicals in the water th
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Windows 7 was the last good OS that came out of microsoft for me. I would honestly switch from linux to windows 7 if they provided support.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
I dont consider that an opinion anymore. You have to look at microsoft and windows from the perspective of an actual software product. Who in their right mind would find it acceptable if their program/operating system decided to automa
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
>If the mission is to collect or mine asteroids, that would change everything. All the above assumes some other purpose -- for example, Mars surface mining. If we had the ability to mine mars, that would change everything. But this is pr
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
I would love someone with more knowledge to fully explore what a similar sized space station could achieve compared to the arduous task of going down martian gravity well that has half the solar energy and on top of that a night cycle which
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
You dont. People all around the world are in various ways economically enslaved. Its just that in western countries we have rules in place to limit what you could contractually mandate from an employee. You can report unsafe working conditi
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Clicking links on HN can cause websites to go down so having an archive is really appreciated.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
What I find fasinating is how bad human beings are at chess. Now that we have engines we're finally able to analise every game ever played and they show us everything in chess that we're blind to. Their ability to never blunder in
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
This actually sounds plausible. I'm not sure how well the service module survives the reentry (hopefully not at all) But I bet alot of nations will start asking questions if they dont provide disclosure beforehand.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Your post is exactly the nihilism that can't be proven false until someone succeeds. Voyager reached the termination shock of our sun's heliosphere. It succeeded. The next voyager could only target another star.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Its not unrealistic sci-fi. We have particle accelerators that operate at much, much higher energies. The kind of energy that would succesfully leave earth and our sun behind if these particles were shot out of the LHC. That is to say, you&
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
No need for nihilism. Alpha centauri is approximately 4.37 light years away. Project starshot is already aiming to get there. This can take anywhere from 20 to 50 years depending on the mission. We already have a spacecraft from 1977 that i
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
>no photo of the completed sattelite That's the completed sattelite in the second link. The 'solid' booms are very similar to how a tape measure rolls out and remains rigid. Solar spacecraft are half sail by mass and half
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
That its a slow news day
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
That WAS correct. They corrected that after realising a 96-core processor has less cores available than a 64-core processor since processor groups split cores evenly.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Windows 'processor groups' aren't at all similar to linux NUMA aware scheduling, which is the proper method regardless, There's 64 bits that represent all cores on the system, setting those bits defines how a process is
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
The phoronix bench suite showed performance in line of expectations. Its specifically games on windows that regressed. I have no clue how windows scheduler works but that can have a huge impact in games specifically.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
This title is about as apt as my username
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
I think the question is whether bodily discomfort affects cognition, probaly yes, and how large is that effect size. Could that effect be enough to change a ruling in a significant way? I personally dont think so. In my experience with driv
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
It might be a similar stressor like performing a task with a full bladder. there's definitely something that negatively impacts your cognition and you'll be more likely to refuse complexity to 'get it over with' whatever
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
The industry has always been kind of monolithic. I'm not sure you can count qualcomm as a competitor just yet. competing means being in the same market. Laptop, desktop and server have all been categories that havent seen anything othe
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
That's pretty ironic since most vegan products have significant basis in chemically enhanced flavour and nutrition
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
synthetic leather No clue why 'vegan' products value adjectives to meat so much.
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by Out_of_Characte 2y ago
Synthetic and generated data might not be garbage. Consider random chess positions. Those are generated,yet there's an engine out there that has objectively a higher chance of winning from that position. There was also a paper on persi

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