buryat

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91.
by buryat 4y ago
mammals existed since 200 million years ago but didn't get a chance to dominate until dinosaurs freed up ecological niches and removed competition
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by buryat 4y ago
> some drug effects are heavy-tailed where can i read about this? curious
93.
by buryat 4y ago
people previously just couldnt grow to their natural size
94.
by buryat 4y ago
the grass is always greener
95.
by buryat 4y ago
already got the surgery 12 years ago
96.
by buryat 4y ago
why not just pay $10/month? sleep must worth more than that
97.
by buryat 4y ago
if you don't understand how expenses should work and what a reasonable expense is then you're not a culture fit for a company that relies on employees having common sense.
98.
by buryat 4y ago
if you havent used in 10 years how can you judge the usability objectively?
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by buryat 4y ago
they likely never reached the precision and leverage needed for this position, I'd not be surprised if everything that is left is just digging through snow and figuring out how many a particular java class takes in terms of bytes.
100.
by buryat 4y ago
the motherboard won't accept it
101.
by buryat 4y ago
we already eat water bugs
102.
by buryat 4y ago
twitter exists on the desktop as well
103.
by buryat 4y ago
I had read somewhere about how you ported it, impressive work! https://lock.cmpxchg8b.com/linux123.html
104.
by buryat 4y ago
mac pro doesn’t have m1/2
105.
by buryat 4y ago
> Do you find it odd that most people buy chairs capable of supporting 200kg when they know that no one over 100kg will ever sit on it? it solved through more materials or technologies per $ input. Chairs that can support more mass requi
106.
by buryat 4y ago
why is it risky?
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by buryat 4y ago
thanks for writing this
108.
by buryat 4y ago
Hackernews is not a place for jokes
109.
by buryat 5y ago
oh, that's pretty cool
110.
by buryat 5y ago
so the behavior is going to change: sorting becomes unstable, i.e. it doesn't preserve the relative order of equal elements. I'm pretty sure this will affect users
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by buryat 5y ago
it never changed, p in 1080p always referred to progressive lines as it came from movies/tv, 4k always meant 4096 at horizontal. We still have 2160p which is 3840×2160 They never replaced each other, just different definitions for scre
112.
by buryat 5y ago
you get a lot of atomic hydrogen and given enough time
113.
by buryat 5y ago
used to wear lots of automatic watches but switched to apple watch completely 4 years ago
114.
by buryat 5y ago
> a $16K Studio he stripped one machine, the OP comment implies a $16k machine
115.
by buryat 5y ago
> but also the way he haphazardly stripped a $16K Studio the version they tore down is $4k and even the maxed out version is $8k, don't know where you got $16k figure from https://www.apple.com/shop/buy-mac&#x2F
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by buryat 5y ago
> Every time, I would respond with the Navy Seal Copypasta, broken into eight twitter sized parts. Eventually they banned me for this. yeah, people like you should be banned
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by buryat 5y ago
ah, I see, take a gas giant and put into fission through whatever process you want. Still seems like a lot of energy to go through until you can do fission while the star is right here
118.
by buryat 5y ago
how do you disassemble a star? wouldn't you need a ton of energy to fight off the gravity? agreed that cooling might be something to look for therefore outer reaches are very tempting but then how do you deliver energy there?
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by buryat 5y ago
evolution seems to be a constant fight for energy, this can be even expanded broadly: the universe is all about gathering energy. So not sure that someone would be fine with a constant limited energy supply. Plus those supplies eventually r
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by buryat 5y ago
agreed, but where do you get a lot of energy from? stars are the only answer seems like right now, nothing else produces/radiates energy in the universe in quantities needed

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