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by antiatheist 4y ago
Yeah better docs would be useful, and IDE integration (vscode extension?) for syntax highlighting and build.fix creation would be useful. If I get an idea this might be useful for, will definitely consider using. What have been your main us
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by antiatheist 4y ago
"temperature lift as high as 25°C using a voltage strength of ~0.22 volts." Sounds impressive, but I know little about the field, and don't have access to the full paper. What kind of ionic solution are they using?
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by antiatheist 4y ago
https://www.amr.gov.au/about-amr/amr-australia/amr-and-anima...
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by antiatheist 4y ago
The token processors seem interesting, and a great C/JS like syntax with a solid looking Python-like standard library. Would be nice to have some simpler docs though, is there a REPL? I can't figure out how to build the sources fr
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by antiatheist 4y ago
Well the more you learn, thanks. Actually makes it even more interesting, Wunderlich and his reaming to get some Reaumurs. What were his actual measurements taken in and how accurate was his thermometer? And who's vaginas has it been i
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by antiatheist 4y ago
Would 45C be ±1 or ±10? You can't provide a scaled ranges with the digits alone like that. Just use ± or a hyphenated range, and take it in context with adjacent measurements.
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by antiatheist 4y ago
This is a false premise.
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by antiatheist 4y ago
Interesting that the original german text uses Celsius as the primary measurement, and provides conversions in Rankine. No mention of Fahrenheit. Funny that people argue over this and some guy named Wunderlich who measured a bunch of asses.
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by antiatheist 4y ago
Looks like a Chip Challenge clone/upgrade, the surface mechanics aren't very obvious in the video on steam for someone who doesn't know it. Perhaps some contrasting animations or visual guides would help with that.
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by antiatheist 4y ago
Why don't you recruit those playtesters as beta users to promote your game?
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by antiatheist 4y ago
Just like the USA is a democracy.
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by antiatheist 4y ago
Also see the current government federally and in some states in Australia, the Australian Labor Party (ALP). The union movements and 8 hour workday have strong roots here, and the members of the Labor Party have historically been union memb
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by antiatheist 4y ago
The guardianship should be built into the the societal systems, universities and technical colleges. i.e. in the old days professors/students would leave the decaying institutions and start their own, seek some funding elsewhere. The I
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by antiatheist 4y ago
If it's controversial why should it be relegated to back pages? The front page is the perfect place for such communication, the lack of truly social discourse and individualistic isolation is what creates such reactionary tension while
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by antiatheist 4y ago
There's no "part about computers obviously not having intelligence" The most grating part of the article is involving political names into the explanation of the argument, and that the writings by Liebniz and Dneprov seemingl
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by antiatheist 4y ago
This article seems to be almost a complete copy of the article it references, by another author ( https://www.ualberta.ca/folio/2022/11/new-minerals-discovere... ) Is that the kind of journalism to expect from