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by chrononaut 3y ago
According to his aunt: https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/titanic-submersible-shahw...
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by chrononaut 3y ago
Ah -- I was confused for like 10 minutes by this comment, since technical divers have gone as deep as 1,000 ft without "anymore than a wet suit" and commercial divers go beyond 300 feet all the time. It isn't the absolute pre
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by chrononaut 3y ago
From a link within that article: > Because Titan was once known as Cyclops 2, the working titles for the new submersibles will be Cyclops 3 and 4. So they lowered the depth rating of Titan back in 2020 .. but then continued to dive down
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by chrononaut 3y ago
> Where do they.. Go to the washroom? https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-65960217 > Unusually though, it includes a private toilet for customers at the front of the sub. A small curtain is pulled across whe
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by chrononaut 3y ago
> Very surprisingly, every file I tried from every floppy loaded perfectly. I have noticed this as well. Floppies from the early 80s and 90s seemingly reading data perfectly fine. In fact, I can't recall the last time I remember run
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by chrononaut 3y ago
At best an LLM in this case should serve as a "pointer" or "hint" to references. It's clear one would still need validate the entirety of the case and the arguments put forward from them.
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by chrononaut 4y ago
What's noteworthy about the decimal mode bit in OP's example? (Not familiar with 6502 nuances, so this sounds interesting.)
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by chrononaut 4y ago
Correct. It's a site that shows the current time in Minutes:Seconds:Hours
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by chrononaut 4y ago
Are you referring to this? https://archive.is/qysvb If so, the Wikipedia article on the event already aligns with that story: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1989_Tiananmen_Square_protests...
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by chrononaut 4y ago
This was basically the case from the start, ala John Adams and John Quincy Adams.
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by chrononaut 4y ago
> The flamebait tone is unnecessary and is against the spirit of discussion here at HN as well as the rules, I'd kindly ask you to chill it a bit here. Not OP, but I imagine your tone was likely a contributing factor to their respon
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by chrononaut 4y ago
For other readers, the most closely relevant version of that article in English: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strafgesetzbuch_section_86a (Clicking the "English" article from OP's link brings you to a v
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by chrononaut 4y ago
Wow, for a minute I thought someone did a low effort superimposition of a logo of the jacket or something into the image. Took me a moment to work out that scene.
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by chrononaut 4y ago
Yeah, I just accessed data from many ~38 year old floppies just the other day without issue. Now, do I put any faith in the reality of being able access any of it the following week? Not really.
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by chrononaut 4y ago
I thought they had to manually adjust that. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2022/dec/06/meet-chat...
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by chrononaut 4y ago
You linked to your parent comment?
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by chrononaut 4y ago
A single journalist, among many attendees, being arrested for allegedly being loud in a gymnasium during a news conference is a bit of a stretch to state as evidence that authorities are generally arresting journalists reporting on the dera
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by chrononaut 4y ago
I assume they are referring to this single instance, as it's the only one I could find. https://apnews.com/article/law-enforcement-pennsylvania-mike... But within the article: > At the end of his news conferenc
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by chrononaut 4y ago
They should've named it Jeeves, so we would be able to ask Jeeves some real questions again.
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by chrononaut 4y ago
They have a Twitter thread on that topic here: https://twitter.com/Foone/status/1440375176604966924?s=20
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by chrononaut 4y ago
While OP is (was) in Australia, for those reading in the US that are interested in something similar, you're better off bringing an FM radio with you that can receive to the NOAA weather radio frequencies, and simply tune to the freque
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by chrononaut 4y ago
Due to something about its instruments, or just due to being a limited resource? Edit: Answer provided in adjacent thread -- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34360391
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by chrononaut 4y ago
https://archive.ph/V8Gsd
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by chrononaut 4y ago
Constantly stating "ACAB" works against what you're trying to accomplish in your peer group. In fact, in order to influence substantial changes within any organization you would want that organization populated by people you
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by chrononaut 4y ago
> Emergence of life on Earth took 13.7 billion years 13.7 billion years? Isn't that the age of the universe, and didn't life emerge on Earth only after about a billion years?
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by chrononaut 4y ago
> Diablo Immortal is a sickening game. I actually only (re-)learned of the game recently (I recall its original announcement), but not enough to know anything more about it and I have been meaning to go back to it and check it out. Do yo
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by chrononaut 4y ago
> The FBI is a political organization and chooses who they will persecute based on the political leanings of FBI leadership. That's seems like quite a broad generalization. Here are there press releases with regards to developments
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by chrononaut 4y ago
Burden of proof fallacy
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Protocol Wars(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by chrononaut 4y ago|0 comments
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Elizabeth Holmes sentenced to 11.25 years in prison(twitter.com)
21 points by chrononaut 4y ago|19 comments

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