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by a3w 4y ago
This solar system was on ycombinator 27-ish times before: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=joshworth.com
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by a3w 4y ago
Forces me to scroll half a physical meter per 20 sun diameters on my mouse wheel. Aborted.
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by a3w 4y ago
IIRC, cross site loads fail. Most likely due to TLS mismatches. See: You can bypass YouTube ads by adding a dot after the domain (reddit.com) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23479435 I once submitted a bug for Mozilla,
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by a3w 4y ago
Isn't security pretty cheap if you want to have it from the start? Albeit you cannot include other companies code and APIs to add features really fast, long term the maintenance cost should be comparable.
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by a3w 4y ago
It's good be king
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by a3w 4y ago
Yes, but more then that pressure is okay for just standing around, says the reddit thread. Also, why not old.reddit? Are the official consumption ratings not based on this kind of overinflation, removing all seats but the driver's? So
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by a3w 4y ago
AFAIC a higher rubber shell slightly helps with suspension. Thin wheels help with aquaplaning/hydroplaning (strongly) and slightly with reducing consumption. Most wide wheels available to consumers are thick, so that is a tradeoff that
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by a3w 4y ago
I feel like feeding a troll, but peak oil happened in 2020. Says BP. Limits of growth said it would happen between 2010 and 2030. So the answer to "whatever happened to peak oil" is "it's on track as scheduled" Disc
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by a3w 4y ago
The abridged UML history shown in Wikipedia never mentions these two authors. The scope seems to overlap sometimes, of course. One proposed graph type reminds me of petri nets.
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by a3w 4y ago
Oh yes we still have theology. I don't know why. But as long as good books like Scott Alexanders Unsong tell me that American Pie is a song about the old testament, I do get entertainment out of it. Training your mind to find patterns
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by a3w 4y ago
same density, higher size does not mean 2.5 g. Only some of that mass is below you. Some is to the front, right, back, left, where vectors in sum are zero.
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by a3w 4y ago
As said there: [..] the title should specify [...] 2017.
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by a3w 4y ago
"Nice idea, you should get someone to implement this. Not me, I only maintain the software features as I need them."
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by a3w 4y ago
. works the way _ does, pretty much. So one more operator?
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by a3w 4y ago
Oh, I misinterepreted. How do I delete my old posting... Although Apple branded hardware is not apple developed hardware, so I read that in a different way. But now I realize that PowerPC was not an Apple Development, too, so he means App
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by a3w 4y ago
Linus' third time using ARM64, once ``a decade+ ago when the Macbook Air was the only real thin-and-lite [machine] around'', confuses me. The original Macbook Air and successor a decade ago used Intel IIRC? <edit>Wikipe
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by a3w 4y ago
Yes, he is the GMPC in a RPG setting. As this is heroic fantasy with few or no subversions to the plot ever, the other characters are written as not meta enough to note that they are in a story, and the author of the story put his avatar in
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by a3w 4y ago
But why? I thought hiding from modern THz radar is impossible.
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by a3w 4y ago
Oh, true, that even works with german texts, so the TLDR-bot has probably limited language comprehension and does not rephrase things.
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by a3w 4y ago
Running at the start of next year means not using up the nuclear fuel now. The owner of the plant is someone a level higher in the hierarchy than the statement giver in the video, and he/they said, that they do not want to run the plan
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by a3w 4y ago
So, the gist bot that some subreddits already use? It has a different name than gist which I cannot recall, but probably an ML algorithm.
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by a3w 4y ago
They state that they have arranged for their employees to leave on 31st of december. Fuel-wise, months are feasible. And exit from atomic phase-out is not feasible in the short term. One source, yet three answers here that say the source is
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by a3w 4y ago
> Good The title is about "thinking", not something that is actually likely to happen. Some parties, without consensus, are claiming it would be a good idea. The people in charge say that this won't happen, because of mat
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by a3w 4y ago
It’s the greenest energy source at scale![citation needed] Or my counterpoints, as found here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32027004
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by a3w 4y ago
Ask Douglas Crockford. I did not find my source on his apprehension of his name. What id did find: He states that he did plan for JSON to be a JavaScript subset, which contradicts his later finding, for which I have only me memory as a sour
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by a3w 4y ago
Turns out I suck at getting names right. Like wanting people to send money to me by means of PayBack (bonus points), instead of PayPal, and vice versa at the supermarket's checkout counter.
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by a3w 4y ago
Was just kidding. Forgot to mention that. Nice having a name for that, though.
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by a3w 4y ago
Two point of views: Server offering person Alice: If I want to use the service, I want to use the service, not get cryptocoin shares. And I usually want stuff on the internet for free. Server or service using person Bob: If I want to make m
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by a3w 4y ago
I found that json-ld, json-hal and other "describe your json" standards were needed to make json human readable-ish. I hate that there are many competing standards and the link syntax feels clumsy. JSON5 for "add comments, al
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by a3w 4y ago
> What distributed database would let you own your identity Owning a private key file when signing transactions allows to prove your identity to other parties. That is, what a blockchain uses to map identities to accounts/wallets, t

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