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bullfightonmars
3y ago
This is something I really miss now that I don’t live in NL. I have found it along the coast in Washington, but almost never for sale.
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From what I can tell the dominant christian religions in the US have turned into death cults seeking to accelerate suffering and death. I don’t think there is any salvation to be had there.
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3y ago
Vote for politicians who support carbon taxes and investing in climate resilience and infrastructure. You can’t prepare for this as an individual. This is a global societal problem. The effects of climate change are predictable on a global
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3y ago
I have been using this sine iphone 6/3d touch era and it is ok, but has gotten worse. 1. The space bar is a much smaller target than the original whole keyboard and I often find myself needing multiple press drags. 2. Something changed
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3y ago
Don’t sleep on Little Creatures. That and Remain in Light have been my gotos for TH. I have also been deeply taken by David Byrne’s solo albums Growm Backwards and Everything that Happens have some really great tracks.
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3y ago
Gosh, I would love to re-map that combo. My photo album fills up with accidental screenshots, which I pretty much _never_ want.
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bullfightonmars
3y ago
Is that a tactical advantage? That dichotomy didn’t work out so well in the middle east.
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bullfightonmars
3y ago
Well in reality stay at home parents are engaged in unpaid employment that is completely unrecognized (or recognized as Not in Labor Force).
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3y ago
Why should energy, unlike any other service or industry, require no labor to provide
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3y ago
> most of the country The negative effects of vehicle size and dependence on infrastructure and society are intimately tied to where people live. > Urban areas make up only 3 percent of the entire land area of the country but are home
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3y ago
Why is the Montana strawman always an example here? Almost no one lives in Montana and no one cares about vehical sizes in Montana, except _maybe_ in Bozeman proper. Let it go, no one is talking about Montana or the Dakotas.
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Al Franken was sworn in July, 2009. Ted Kennedy died in August 2009. That narrow window intersecting with the August recess was the first leg of the super majority and then again from the end of September to January 2010 with Ted Kenney’s t
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3y ago
The efficiency is most likely a measure of solar radiation striking the surface of the bottomside not the topside.
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3y ago
1. 100m to achieve what? 2. There are only around 82m single family houses in the United States.
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3y ago
This was the tipping point for me with the reddit app that caused me to move to Apollo. The Reddit app had been trending down in reading quality for years. I was already annoyed with all the awards cluttering up comments, but then they adde
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3y ago
Wow. This paper is _very_ well written. I am not an expert in neural networks, but the concepts were very well described and diagramed and I was able to follow along. I would read a whole book about neural networks written in this style.
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3y ago
Check out the wipr plugin. It does a pretty good job of blocking popups and ads on ios safari.
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3y ago
This talk is great and Giuseppe delivers it well. I'm really impressed with the expressiveness of the type system they have designed. Describing types as sets with predicate logic reads very clearly. I was particularly impressed with t
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3y ago
The will have to make presence _really_ good for this to be worthwhile. The closest thing I have seen to next level is Google's Project Starline [1]. I would spend so much money to get one of these for my home and one for my parent
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3y ago
...until taxes are raised to an appropriate level to cover expenditures?
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3y ago
This is the way. Building out dedicated bike infrastructure in cities will come at a fraction of the cost of any other investments and provide for a transit mode that suffers from none of these problems.
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3y ago
> Just like daddy puts in his drink every morning ... and then he gets mad.
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3y ago
This sounds similar to what the Phoenix team has done with LiveView. Is it a flavor of the same idea or are there other concepts I am missing. Can this also be rendered/hydrated by the server?
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I think this is mostly a design problem for Carplay to solve support for dial and button controls could be much better.
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4y ago
It's also irrelevant. Cost of maintenance and service lifetime are built into the price/MWh.
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4y ago
> it's worth noting that if we were to reduce Dragonfly's throughput to match that of Redis, Dragonfly would have much lower P99 latency than Redis It sounds like this is a function of higher throughput in the benchmark for Dr
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4y ago
> In Jose Luis Borges’ short story “The Library of Babel,” he creates an infinite library that contains all possible books … a book that predicts your future accurately, a book that unifies quantum mechanics with general relativity … But
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4y ago
I would pur a starline in my home today if it were available.
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We are entering the age of "Young Lady's Illustrated Primer" from The Diamond Age by Neal Stephenson. Is this going to turn into a true digital assistant, that knows you, what you need, how to teach you new things, and how to
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4y ago
More orgs should hire experienced engineers and train them on the job.
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