bjelkeman-again

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by bjelkeman-again 10mo ago
“Elements heavier than iron, up to bismuth, are primarily produced via the s-process (slow neutron capture) in low to medium-mass stars during their later evolutionary stages. The remaining and heaviest elements (beyond iron and bismuth) ar
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by bjelkeman-again 10mo ago
I think it is a valid military strike if a Venezuelan soldier does it on an order. Military targets where a strike are in danger of killing civilians are a hard judgment call. Generally one should never risk targeting civilians. Military la
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by bjelkeman-again 11mo ago
That is the point when I turn around and walk away from that company.
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Equal Earth – Political Wall Map (2018)(equal-earth.com)
75 points by bjelkeman-again 1y ago|54 comments
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
The big one in 2020 I think was this one where they ruled against data retention. https://curia.europa.eu/jcms/upload/docs/application/pdf/202...
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
I “grew up” on Worgperfect 4.2 and loved the Reveal Code feature. Always fully transparent on what was where and what it did.
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
In IT it may be the case. In foodtech it is a problem. This may sound reassuring, as we don’t really want much of the stuff being sold in the US here in the EU. But, for new approaches regarding food production the EU regulatory environment
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
Looks very interesting. How much work would it be to get this code signed for the Mac?
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
Very cool. I’ll have to test that.
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
The story misses that lactic acid bacteria are fairly common in honey and seem to be out competing other bacteria and have anti microbial effects. https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7949542/
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
That looks great! Do you have any suggestion for how to learn how to hook this up to Logic for anyone who hasn’t used midi before? I wonder how this would perform under live stage lighting conditions, i.e coloured strong lights and high con
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
Started reading a preview of that. It starts really well. Thanks.
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
We experienced the same when we walked down the hill to go shopping in Laguna Niguel, CA. Stopped by cops for walking to the store. Nothing more happened.
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
Thanks. That was surprisingly in depth about the different factions and specifically about genejacks
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
SMS (and equivalent direct messages,I hardly get any spam), missed calls, parking reminders and a few things from my car. The rest is blocked.
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
It feels like the tools are used as a shortcut to not read documents, and then have the tools produce output from the shortcut taken. What did they accentually learn that they will retain afterwards?
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
What is this thing for? That is going to be a hard no in so many contexts. Hospitals, gyms, many work environments, my house, the list is going to be long. We know the companies can’t keep their government from forcing access at some point
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
But that car isn’t intended for customers transporting kids. Two seats.
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
I had to export all of our documents and sheets out of Google Drive. I used something called Google Take Out, that packages everything and puts it somewhere where you can download zip files. It took a few days for it to be available. Except
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
The EU doesn’t do law enforcement. That is a national concern. But a legal request from one country to another may well happen.
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Eric Schmidt apparently bought Relativity Space to put data centers in orbit(arstechnica.com)
4 points by bjelkeman-again 1y ago|4 comments
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
It is interesting to see how that compares to the much smaller Candela P-12 ferry shuttle. Candela is a an electric hydrofoil. 30 passengers, 336 kWh usable at max range, gives 11 kWh per person. Max range 72 km (40 nautical miles), 0.16 kW
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
For niche topics it can be quite good. I have maybe 30 active niche topics with anything from a few thousand to several million subscribers where the discourse is civil and useful, most of the time. Good moderation seems key.
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by bjelkeman-again 1y ago
It would be interesting to see data on this. How many people subscribe to multiple streaming services, vs the opportunity to license the content to an aggregator and sell to those that miss a lot of content because, like me they don’t want
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by bjelkeman-again 2y ago
Possibly better than the alternatives. Like use of DDT. But everything seems to have a drawback.
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by bjelkeman-again 2y ago
I found the best way was to use the lessons and then the riff repeater on songs you want to learn, turn on all notes and slow down the speed until you can play a section. Then increase the speed or add a section.
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by bjelkeman-again 2y ago
I suppose it will never happen, but just implement a Tobin tax on high speed trading. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tobin_tax
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by bjelkeman-again 2y ago
I have seen interviews with Norwegian pilots responsible for integrating F-35 into Norway’s airforce. Reading between the lines was that it seemed “complex”. I’m not site it is buggy, or overly complicated or what.
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by bjelkeman-again 2y ago
Another SF&F magazine I enjoy is Clarkesworld. I met the editor at Worldcon last year and it was nice hearing about how they manage to publish online for free and still pay authors. https://clarkesworldmagazine.com/
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by bjelkeman-again 2y ago
Most of the time these days I can’t actually find a search engine to give me links, so they have mostly won.

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