Thrymr

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by Thrymr 3y ago
"The best lack all conviction, while the worst Are full of passionate intensity." W. B. Yeats
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by Thrymr 3y ago
If you really can't imagine a way that someone might weaponize detailed health information, you have no business suggesting how laws should be changed around the matter.
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by Thrymr 3y ago
> Like why would I carry a phone… Because you can glance down at it without strapping it to your face?
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by Thrymr 3y ago
Well, sure, it's not that simple, but the main point here is that it's "easier" to hit any point on the surface of the Earth with a rocket than it is to get a payload into orbit.
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by Thrymr 3y ago
It is based on a survey in the US, as stated in the article.
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by Thrymr 3y ago
There are even older known D20 dice, e.g. https://www.metmuseum.org/art/collection/search/551072
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by Thrymr 3y ago
Indeed, it is far from clear that, even if an individual can leverage the productivity gains, that individual can generate revenue from what they're doing.
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by Thrymr 3y ago
M-x spook https://github.com/emacs-mirror/emacs/blob/master/lisp/play/...
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by Thrymr 3y ago
It would not be trivial to design an separate underwater vehicle that could travel ahead of a submarine at flank speed (>30 knots), let alone do so quietly.
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by Thrymr 3y ago
Do you think the ability to recall private information like that will more valuable to you, the user, or to data aggregators, advertisers, and service providers? Is there enough extra revenue in expanding services to Dropbox users, or will
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by Thrymr 3y ago
I like self-hosting when I can, too, but I certainly wouldn't recommend it to the "average person". Especially if they would come back to me for tech support.
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by Thrymr 4y ago
Another solution that is surprisingly powerful is Logitech Media Server [0], which despite its name is open source and cross-platform. The server can run on any unix-ish machine, and clients can be any number of Raspberry Pis or ESP32s, or
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by Thrymr 4y ago
Why not just use C?
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by Thrymr 4y ago
I think you're confusing LEDs with lasers.
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by Thrymr 4y ago
We _could_ even have standard DC bulbs for lamps with built-in standard power supplies, but they don't really exist.
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by Thrymr 4y ago
Indeed, some of my favorite blogs have been basically made with the attitude, "this is my personal brain dump, I write it for myself, but make it public in case anyone else finds it useful." Sort of like social media, but often mo
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by Thrymr 4y ago
This page seems to use "basis functions" and "basic functions" interchangeably, which is confusing.
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by Thrymr 4y ago
I would hope that your instructions are very explicit on what is expected if you are rejecting candidates for submitting _too complete a solution_ to the problem you gave them.
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by Thrymr 4y ago
> But you can have your video footage taken without you having violated any laws This is true of your car too, look up civil forfeiture in the US. The bar for seizing property is much lower than for criminal conviction.
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AI startup using satellite imagery to trace the path of Chinese balloon(spacenews.com)
1 points by Thrymr 4y ago|0 comments
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by Thrymr 4y ago
Sure, anything with sugar in it. Not that there is no physiological cost, of course, but dissolved sugar is nearly pure short-term energy for your body.
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by Thrymr 4y ago
> I feel like Zoom is the Coca-Cola to Google and Microsoft's Pepsi. I'm not sure I buy this, Microsoft and Google were into video conferencing well before Zoom existed. Zoom was well positioned to eat Microsoft's lunch
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by Thrymr 4y ago
It's not that simple. Ford, GM, Hyundai and Kia at least have figured out how to put an AM radio in an EV. Tesla and some European EVs don't have AM radios[0]. [0] https://www.thedrive.com/news/heres-why-some-
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by Thrymr 4y ago
It's a reasonable local business for a waste disposal company. How is a VC funded company expecting "tech-like" returns?
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by Thrymr 4y ago
What part of modern theoretical physics is "outside" quantum mechanics? General relativity, sure, but arguably the most interesting problem there is how to make it compatible with quantum mechanics.
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by Thrymr 4y ago
Didn't commit to the bit enough to register expertslastname.com. Still available!
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by Thrymr 4y ago
"Other times, two Tesla employees told CNBC, Tesla workers are pressured to help with projects at his other companies for no additional pay because it’s good for their careers, or because the work is seen as helping with a related part
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by Thrymr 4y ago
"who knows what artificial sweeteners we might have missed out on due to lack of sloppy lab technique?" is gem.
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by Thrymr 4y ago
There's also the minor matter of the $258 billion Doge lawsuit.
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US Level(tenpages.github.io)
1 points by Thrymr 4y ago|0 comments

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