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by beeforpork 2y ago
So: was anyone hurt? What about the women: what will happen now? Will they be deported? Or were they really students who just wanted a bit of pocket money? Nothing in the article. OT1H, sex is super good and 90% of movies are about how
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Basically: moving electric charge = magnetic field. It's equivalent, that's why it's called electromagnetism: it's one and the same force. The Earth rotates, liquid iron (inside Earth) flows => a current flows in the
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Hmm, I read the title as 'nobody should be doing porn' (with which I disagree -- everybody should do whatever they want). Because I thought 'content creator' was synonymous with 'onlyfans model'. I was then ge
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Will Amazon deliver stuff? Seriously, I have no idea about postal situation in remote locations.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
While I am amazed at the technology, at the same time I hate it. First, 90% of people misintepret it and cite output as facts. Second, it needs too much energy. Third, energy consumption is rarely mentioned in nerdy discussions about LLM
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by beeforpork 2y ago
:-) Existence, universe, galactic processes and time scales are very fascinating. I do loose sleep over it, but because it is impossible to grasp, so marvellous and unlikely. And it is treated like shit by too many of my fellow earthlings
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by beeforpork 2y ago
> How do you know? Hmm, yes, I don't. I just honestly don't get why that galaxy collision is concerning. What's the concern? For whom? Four billion years is very, very long compared to humankind's evolutional hist
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Why would you be concerned? Earth and everything living on it will be long dead by then, and probably gone and swallowed by the sun. And maybe the Sun dies before that, too. So what would be particularly concerning about merging of our g
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by beeforpork 2y ago
The brown ones are the most delicious. It's always the same with these novel foods -- they taste terrible, but no-one seems to care.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Sorry, this was redundant?
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by beeforpork 2y ago
What it is interesting that the original title is not a question?
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by beeforpork 2y ago
It is convincing reasoning. phind.com already cites Grok. And it suggests that 'useful fool' might be a better description than 'asset'.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
I fail to find this info: how much energy did they get out? How much did they pump in? How long does it have to burn until there's energy in-out equilibrium?
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by beeforpork 2y ago
TOS S03E15 Humankind will win the ultimate Darwin Award.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
It is either an ad hominem attack, and the attackers probably did not even care that the grant is about maths. Or a simplistic filter in Excel was used to determine 'woke', and there is 'homo' in the title of the projec
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by beeforpork 2y ago
> At a bare minimum, he has created several incredibly successful businesses in his lifetime, so he must be doing something right. No, this is a common fallacy. The main reason to get crazy rich and successful is statistics: be lucky.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
It would be nice to take care to allow the use of GNU gettext() or any other convenient translation tool. Recap: _("foo %s") macroexpands to gettext("foo %s"), then "foo %s" is extracted to a lexicon of strings
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by beeforpork 2y ago
It is counter-contradictor measures. It is against nay-sayer people who research and find out stuff. Being smart will cost you, because it's not the goal. Less research, and lower levels of education equals more people to fall for s
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by beeforpork 2y ago
When I was in Bristol, the smell of burned weed was frequent. More frequent than other cities, I think.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
People are curious and adventurous. And greedy, power-hungry, and short-sighted. It doesn't even work today to warn people of something dangerous. As has been said many times, any warning sign, particularly pompous ones, may always b
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Great as usual! But I do prefer metric units.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Thank you! I was waiting for it so I could click on it again. :-)
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Ads make people desire stuff that they don't need. The goal is to make you unhappy. It is the opposite of help, the opposite of happiness. Ads are also a great enforcer of gender and sexual identification by stereotyping and categori
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Why not use thread_local instead of passing a param everywhere? What's the drawback there?
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by beeforpork 2y ago
And for several reasons. * is it (*s)++ or *(s++)? * it is not *++s nor ++*s And I have seen *(*s)++ in some places! It is concise syntax but very confusing.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Like Java, but nicer. Used for Android app devel. Me, I would not call it multi-paradigm, because it really feels primarily like Java (though with many niceties), i.e., it is single dispatch ('this'), objects and classes everywh
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Yes, it is flux (solid rosin). He vaporizes some with the iron and the smoke resolidifies on the contacts, so there is a very thin layer of flux to help with the soldering.
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by beeforpork 2y ago
Why is the Gantt chart rendered in JavaScript on the client instead of right away by the .md > .html converter?
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by beeforpork 2y ago
'dark matter' is not a theory, it is the name of an observational problem. There are many theories to explain dark matter observations. MOND is not a competitor with 'dark matter', because MOND is a theory and it tries
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by beeforpork 3y ago
That's a rooslessly non-native speaker intolerant naming! How am I supposed to buy one of seese?

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