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by bagels 1y ago
It's really unsatisfying as a 'juror' to not see the 'verdict'. It's not objective, because the questions are biased. It's really just an (I assume) real-time online opinion poll with a low sample size. Af
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by bagels 1y ago
Boo to you. I've up-streamed patches to scipy and a few other python packages. Nobody ever said no to genuine high quality bug reports that were coupled with good fixes. Not saying that will happen every time, but if you're unsure
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by bagels 1y ago
You're missing 5) Do 1, 2, and 3 6) Submit a a tested pull request with a fix
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by bagels 2y ago
It's one tool of many that can be used to prevent malicious software from sneaking in to the supply chain.
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by bagels 2y ago
How do they know that there wasn't already abundant amino acids in the ocean before accounting for current transfer?
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by bagels 2y ago
I thought: airplanes, the sun, the moon could all work
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by bagels 2y ago
I agree about the timer. I almost quit after 10 seconds because of the timer.
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by bagels 2y ago
Right, so we can get some concessions from Vietnam, but completely get cut off from Europe and China. Great trade.
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by bagels 2y ago
Water comes over the sides/top in choppy seas. It rains on the deck, and the cabin has a door. It's normal. Bigger boats have taller sides. That's the difference with size, which waves will spray you. Keeping things dry is a
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by bagels 2y ago
Had, past tense.
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by bagels 2y ago
You can believe in democracy all you want, but disenfranchisement really has a way of undermining it.
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by bagels 2y ago
Pass legislation? That will be vetoed or ignored?
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by bagels 2y ago
You sleep for 20-30 minutes at a time, looking for traffic in between. Seems miserable.
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by bagels 2y ago
Tiny boat, probably got considerable water onboard.
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by bagels 2y ago
Better would be active radar, but it all helps, especially when you have to sleep.
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by bagels 2y ago
Bacteria is everywhere.
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by bagels 2y ago
I'm not opening the url. You can turn on showdead to see the url.
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by bagels 2y ago
This is the most suspect looking thing I've seen on Hacker News. Congrats!
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by bagels 2y ago
Might as well move to China. This is not useful.
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by bagels 2y ago
It's probably not going to be sold in the US, like every other more affordable electric car.
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by bagels 2y ago
If you pay someone to paint a picture, who owns the copyright? If you pay for an AI to paint a picture according to your specifications?
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by bagels 2y ago
It's not just "has no use for", but he's seeking revenge for being regulated. FTC for telling him he can't do securities fraud, FAA & FCC for telling him he has to launch rockets responsibly, etc.
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by bagels 2y ago
The fission primary is used to trigger a secondary fusion reaction in modern weapons. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thermonuclear_weapon
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by bagels 2y ago
Why is this meme always pasted in to threads about missile guidance?
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by bagels 2y ago
Who lays off the engineers now?
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by bagels 2y ago
Remind me which countries Biden threatened to annex? I'm drawing a blank on that.
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by bagels 2y ago
Trump and Musk have done a coup and are violating the constitution and law. It doesn't matter though because Republicans in the Senate are complicit and the supreme court has granted Trump unlimited power with the immunity ruling.
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by bagels 2y ago
Soft power benefits Americans. The foreign aid and cooperation is helpful to both sides.
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by bagels 2y ago
You're lucky. Really varies by where you live. Santa cruz mountains get the worst of it, but other parts like where I am are pretty bad too.
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by bagels 2y ago
I lost $1000 in groceries in the Bay Area in 2023. Four multi-day outages on the peninsula.

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