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by a3w 6mo ago
> Microphysics is the branch of physics that studies molecules, atoms, and elementary particles. So not quite chemistry, but particle physics?
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by a3w 7mo ago
MAGA gets rich on bombing Iran? The "Uno reverse card" of millions of dollar paid out if you assassinate Trump came into play recently. This one regime is not trying for plausible deniability, though, which is not quite a reverse
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by a3w 7mo ago
Jury is still out on that.
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by a3w 7mo ago
Is it 1973? We could invest in solar instead of kings that might ship their energy to us in peace time (i.e. killings happens only within each states borders)?
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by a3w 7mo ago
JS vs Python wars, redux?
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by a3w 7mo ago
"In the Talmud, Rav Yehuda says that there are twelve hours in a day. God spends three of them studying Torah, three judging the world, three answering prayers, and three playing with Leviathan." Chapter 5: Never Seek To Tell Thy
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by a3w 7mo ago
Over 100% speedup sound like "the code compiled before you asked the compiler to start working". `from future import time_travel`
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by a3w 7mo ago
Metabo is a saw producer, so cut fat in half should be their motto. /JK
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by a3w 7mo ago
Removing cars and fast food would probably equal things out a bit in terms of life expectancy. Removing some patent protections earlier and having a national healthcare system own the clinics and insure people would reduce the cost?
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by a3w 7mo ago
*quantified self
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by a3w 7mo ago
I read ninth circle of hell, but this is clearly about ninth circuit. of hell or elsewhere, I dare not say.
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by a3w 7mo ago
The original quote is "The banality of evil", about the shoa in the third reich?
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by a3w 7mo ago
They seem to not want a messenger, they want a multiuser-first prompt.
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by a3w 7mo ago
I claim BS: labs can operate with these and more dangerous chemicals. Top of the list is "sulfuric acid baths". The correct disposal of sulfuric acid is "dilute with water", or if about metal dissolved in it, yeah treat
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by a3w 8mo ago
I still hate 15 out of these 22 things for the company owning them, the UX or base promise, or the tech itself.
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by a3w 8mo ago
Yes, it like reddit is a community of sub-communities. The whole fediverse wants to offer that, but I have no idea why single sign on fails mostly to make waves for them. Perhaps it is just user adoption, or technical complexity about priva
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by a3w 8mo ago
Completely not my experience: I have lots of Signal contacts I cannot phone, since the phone number is never shared by default. Not even the signal contact is shareable. It is way too privacy focused to work easily. i.e. I cannot even match
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by a3w 8mo ago
No score for usability?
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by a3w 8mo ago
I opened issues which were technically not feasile, it turns out. The server seems to do way too much logic to make this a better app, with offline first or even just "having a search that works" clients. See also my and other use
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by a3w 8mo ago
Yes, which makes it an interesting find. So far, I could not pressure my calculator into, oh wait, it is "pressure" I have to use on the keys.
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by a3w 8mo ago
Yes, let's not have cars. Self-driving ones will just increase availability and might even increase instead of reduce resource expenditure, except for the metric of parking lots needed.
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by a3w 8mo ago
Do we have a baseline for humans? 98.8% if we go by the Milgram experiment?
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by a3w 8mo ago
My perspective: I have looked at the rust Zulip forums, which are bulky. But with moderation and rules and having people on the autistic spectrum [citation needed], it perhaps is usable for large organizations. Just kidding. We are using Zu
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by a3w 8mo ago
The genre where we find the "fantasy/sci-fi" books right next to usually mystery books in our German book stores usually is speculative fiction: - mystery, - horror, - fantasy, - and sci-fi have lots of overlap. - And XKCDs W
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by a3w 8mo ago
And cats. Blursed video. Then again, herbivores seem to... "supplement" their protein sources. So not that unexpected.
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by a3w 9mo ago
And in Futurama, a man with the same family name invents a universal remote. The [drumroll] longer finger!
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by a3w 9mo ago
asked, not ordered. Seems fine.
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by a3w 9mo ago
Nice proof of corncept for a New Economy.
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by a3w 9mo ago
This could have been due to refactoring a text written by the stated, human author. Not only is Anthrophic a deeply moral company — emdash — it blah blah. Also, you just when you say the word "genuine" was in there `43` times. In
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by a3w 9mo ago
46, even three more times. Four "but also"s, one "not only", two "not just"s, but never in conjunction, which would be a really easy telltale. Zero "and also"s, which is what I frequently write, as a

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