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by bunabhucan 3y ago
I recreated a mandlebrot zoom I saw in a library book in bbc basic and the last image took two weeks. I had 8 of them saved on a floppy and that would slideshow them for a 2fps "movie"
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
This is part of a whole series: https://artsandculture.google.com/story/ge-and-the-electric-...
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
What's the hassle of a cryptic grub prompt on a machine that might or might not have a screen or keyboard?
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
This is going to age me but a client CEO drank the CORBA kool-aid aid and insisted on a CORBA interface with a vendor famous for lock-in and their underlying database not being open. The implementation essentially returned the entire DB in
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
Typing this on a galaxy s20 ...that fell off the roof of my car at about 40mph.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
>Model capacity. Our findings may also be of independent interest to researchers who otherwise do not find privacy mo- tivating. In order for GPT-Neo 6B to be able to emit nearly a gigabyte of training data, this information must be stor
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
>the crew spots you with a cute plane-obsessed toddler, they invite you in to check out the cockpit. Matching NASA orange jumpsuits are the passport into every cockpit. The crew gets way more excited than the kids. Also makes them super
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
I've done pro vaccine advocacy work like testifying as a parent at bill hearings. The anti vaccination folks testifying include nurses and will be very loud about that fact. We've also had problems where a nurse doing pre natal cl
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
The big ones get cooled with oil and are typically in ducts in concrete. You need to insulate from the voltage and cool it. Air does both, albeit with lots of distance for higher voltages.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
One is being charged with obstruction and retaining documents. There's no evidence of obstruction for Biden or Pence. If either of them told their attorney to "hide or destroy" documents then they would be receiving the sam
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
Do we have a timeline for the board members leaving over the last few years? I'm curious how the numbers dwindled. If the more ideological non employees stayed then it would increase the division between them and the "employees.&q
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
I remember an engineer telling me the physical drawings for the 747 weighed ten times as much as the plane itself.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
All this hassle using different email addresses for each service and a Google voice number was worth it.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
Isn't Florida filled with RV parks with 50 amp 240v sockets?
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
You can. You just can't legally do it in Texas. Maybe SpaceY will be based in North Korea or somewhere to escape the burdensome regulatory regime in the USA.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
How did their 401k match work?
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
People keep killing grandma to jailbreak the chatbots.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
I volunteer with homeless youth. A solar power bank with a light is $20 and a person experiencing homelessness can have it delivered to an Amazon locker. What this idea misses is that people experiencing homelessness are frequently time sta
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
>that site is Chinese language with weird popups That site is tiktok or rather the Chinese version of it.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
Ortlieb sells most of the hardware to fix a rubber bag to attach to a rack as spare parts. Alternatively buy a used Ortlieb pannier and use the parts as a donor. The "trick" is having a stiff "plate" inside the bag for t
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
> "airspeed": null [nervously looks out window]
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
Probably just didn't want kid spit on the window.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
>sheer violence It is safer! People die from time to time on group pelton road rides.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
I once got a vm from a stranger telling me there was some stuff I should know about an employee. I asked the employee and the stranger was using a fake name and was upset that the employee had figured out the stranger was lying on some ultr
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
https://www.ll.mit.edu/sites/default/files/other/doc/2022-09...
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
It's really useful for fast moving emergent stuff like wildfires where there is patchy information from multiple sources (some people report smoke, some fire etc.)
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
>It is arguable that in the sort of narrow, specific sense that Stallman himself tends to favor, the GNU Project failed. There isn't a complete, working GNU OS. An operating system is a stack of components, from the visible user-fac
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
Not yet: https://theaviationist.com/2021/10/06/f-35-b61-12/ Best you could hope for would be a test bomb over Nevada but with no nuclear components.
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
You could use a focused receiver to look for TV signals being emitted from an object thousands of feet in the air over (say) the ocean off the coast of California. Since you know there is no TV station antenna floating in the sky out there
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by bunabhucan 3y ago
Founder wrote a book. Blog is still at archive.org

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