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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
Naruto run. Don't even need to read the article. "Without external energy (but with external device attached)" is ... a bit disappointing. At what point does it cease to be running and start to be run-assisted catapulting? Or
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
Humans are growing generally more spherical, so the assumption is becoming more reasonable over time.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I tried parking in my garage for a while, but the car took up too much valuable space.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
The good news is that none of our memories, mental representations, or even current perceptions are "real" either.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
So there is a decent chance that my vacation house in northern Sweden will still get snow in the winter? At least there is some silver lining for me.
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Beyond Quantum: MemComputing ASICs Could Shatter 2048-Bit RSA Encryption(securityweek.com)
5 points by checkyoursudo 3y ago|0 comments
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
How do parents make sure their kids study their assess off? I value education highly, but my kid does not want to study. Hates it. It is painful. I cannot bring myself to force it to happen. Not sure that I could force it to happen anyway.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
Explosive decompression comes from internal pressure overcoming its container, where the pressure within the container is greater than without. The core of a planet is pretty much the opposite, where the pressure is coming from the outside
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I have made around 25k/month (gross) and 0/month (or even negative, if you count having to use savings to live). The reality for me has been that the amount of stress that comes with making 25k is not entirely dissimilar to the am
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I would have thought it was Raspberries Pi instead of Raspberry Pies.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
So I am in this middle ground, where like you I cannot for the life of me actively picture anything in my mind's eye. I close my eyes and it is black, blank, and lifeless. My wife, for example, can close her eyes and recall my face per
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
> My sense of visualisation is often not so strong, in the sense that I don't get to imagine vivid situations during the day, unless I'm recalling something I've seen. What I've noticed is that when I'm sleepy, i
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
What tv show?
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
This is contrary to the principle of presumed innocence. This is presumed guilt. The burden should always be on the prosecution to prove guilt, and if that requires the prosecution to prove the correctness of hardware, models, software, or
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
If lower bounds are reasonable for certain reasons, then it seems reasonable to apply those certain reasons to upper bounds. Not every 15 year old would make an unsatisfactory legislator, and yet ...
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I could tell that the salespeople at the Apple store were rolling their eyes at each other when I asked for a 13 mini a month ago. And I am sorry but I don't care about the latest, huge honking phones. Just gimme a smaller one where I
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
Sorry to be a finance idiot, but why would the entire global financial system explode?
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I think it looks fine? Kinda cute.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I mean, I probably wouldn't particularly want a giant bug growing anywhere inside or inside-adjacent of me. Just saying.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I know quite a lot of board members of various companies from my days as a lawyer. High intelligence is rarely a requirement. Maybe most aren't stupid, but more are more lucky than they are particularly smart. A non-trivial number of b
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
Guess I had better go update all my passwords to hunter43 now.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I am skeptical of the claim but not the conclusion. I take the claim anyway to be a bit of hyperbole to sell more books. One of the biggest problems in law is what IT/CS people might call technical debt. New laws get added all the time
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
"Down to the mines!" "But, my Str, it is only 6!" "Doesn't matter. Everyone goes down to the mines. Down to the mines!"
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
Is this not a question of how complicated you want to make your game? I always thought of DND AC as a combination of accuracy and effect. High AC might just mean you get hit but it doesn't do anything, or it could mean you dodge everyt
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I sympathise. This is a really hard habit to break.
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
Really dumb people don't know that they are really dumb. Dumb people know that they are dumb. Below average people think they are average. Average people think they are smart. Smart people know they are smart but not highly intelligent
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I did not get my own laptop until I started at my university. I am now doing a Ph.D. in informatics (European meaning of the term). I had access to my dad's workstation at home, but just to play around on and I certainly did not have r
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
Check out the Flynn Effect. It is possible that all of us online idiots and the cohorts coming after are getting stupider every generation. I wouldn't be so hasty with the "things aren't getting worse" part just yet. It
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
I have never used Slack and don't know anything about it, so it is hard for me to say. Are Slack messages accessible by third parties? If so, that can break A/C privilege. That is probably the main way it happens. You still need t
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by checkyoursudo 3y ago
This does not grant privilege to communications, just so people are aware.

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