buryat

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by buryat 5y ago
The only conclusion we should make right now is that the Dyson Sphere doesn't exist and we're the only intelligent life in the Universe, which makes it all more terrifying.
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by buryat 5y ago
what would prevent an intelligent civilization from covering all other stars in dyson spheres? and the dark matter is everywhere (almost, there're galaxies without it) which would mean that most of the universe has intelligent life but
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by buryat 5y ago
2 pi r^2 vs 4/3 pi r^3 plenty of material to capture the surface + you don't need a sphere, a ring/few rings would be enough
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by buryat 5y ago
you would need to show crypto addresses from 2010 and prove that you still have access to them
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by buryat 5y ago
She should start an onlyfans, they’re fine with this content over there and I’d happily subscribe
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by buryat 5y ago
I mostly gave up on date pickers, I prefer entering a datetime as text and if it can automatically figure out the format I'm using then it's godsend. Clicking tiny buttons with unknown behavior takes way too much time
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by buryat 5y ago
simple numbers show that unvaccinated get covid at higher rates and the number of hospitalizations is higher which puts strain on the hospitals. If something happens to me I dont want an unvaccinated taking a spot I need.
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by buryat 5y ago
a pig deserves a pig's heart
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by buryat 5y ago
how did it taste? i'd imagine horrible otherwise some pre-Sweetgreen would use them up for $15 salads
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by buryat 5y ago
how do you get replication?
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by buryat 5y ago
Merlot is subpar so no wonder it's been dropping since people discovered better grapes
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by buryat 5y ago
your message contains less proofs than the post
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by buryat 5y ago
lots of restoration
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by buryat 5y ago
enjoyed as in having dedicated fans that would go through hops to have access
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by buryat 5y ago
> If software engineers were engineers, testing would be a higher priority testing is not that important for a hacker but important for an engineer (although hackers do penetration testing).
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by buryat 5y ago
if they do it the way they did AWS it'll be amazing
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by buryat 5y ago
i agree, wind turbines do rotate but not at high speeds, disintegration of one doesn’t lead to catastrophic outcomes. Flywheels on the other hand are meant to rotate at high speeds and hold lots of energy, so destruction of the spindle woul
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by buryat 5y ago
the governments should invest instead i agree but it doesn't hurt if a private venture can help us all
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by buryat 5y ago
flywheels storing a lot of energy are very dangerous, if something happens it's a flying thing that destroys everything on its way
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by buryat 5y ago
not a lot of places have enough terrain to create a lake, plus in some places there's already shortage of water so removing it from usage would be pretty bad
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by buryat 5y ago
> it's really hard to explain just how badly California has painted itself into a corner on distant generation source needed if you're making such a bold statement
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by buryat 5y ago
> Grid storage is going to be big business in the future it's already a big business
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by buryat 5y ago
you don't have to build those caverns as they already exist and we have extracted gas and liquids from them, also the volume should be already known as we know how much we pumped out (unless it's an old site)
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by buryat 5y ago
lots of mining caverns already had pressurized gas that was extracted, so those caverns are pretty tight to pump back some air
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by buryat 5y ago
yeah, how would you know if someone works at FBI? they’ll tell you.
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by buryat 5y ago
let's not make any ridiculous assumptions
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by buryat 5y ago
in Armageddon the Shuttles flew over the moon
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by buryat 5y ago
I got goosebumps reading your post and seeing the screenshot. I used to live in a seismic active region and experienced a few 6.0 and understand that a 9.0 is an end of the world event.
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by buryat 5y ago
why not bq?
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by buryat 5y ago
culture and maybe even progress may stop developing if the generations change stops going

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