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I want to add to saal's point-- Carbon is _fantastic_. It easily forms bonds in 4 directions, but can instead form bonds in 3- or 2- or occassionaly 1- direction if need be. If you are choosing an element to be the "lego backbone&
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Sorry, it's not clear to me, what exactly is the con that these bots are running?
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Yeah, I was thinking it was that or my probably-unneccessary flippant attitude. (And btw, I truly do appreciate HN's habit of trying to explain downvotes.) I just get triggered at low-effort skepticism. Tomsaga read the word "stab
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8y ago
Well then, let's try "relatively stable" rather than "stable". These are scientists who probably have some idea of how to measure variance. You're some rando on the internet shooting from the hip. ¯\_(ツ)_/
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We, as a society, decided that 0.08 is the limit. And we have no idea how much marginal error are on these machines. If you want a different standard, try to get the legal limit changes to 0.06 or whatever! What you're doing right now
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Another option is pyImgui. Imgui is C++ based. pyimgui isn't on the latest imgui version, but it's coming along. https://github.com/swistakm/pyimgui
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I found an easter egg or a WIP! There's an item with `display: none` on it. :]
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But what about early retirement? I don't want to work until I'm 65. I'd rather work hard now, and be aggressive or "greedy" about my salary, so that I can retire earlier and fund things for my future family. That&#x
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9y ago
I wasn't being smug, I was being curious.
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9y ago
Right. But what transportation costs does she have when she doesn't have to work?
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9y ago
> In contrast, Fossil users only need to think about their working directory and the check-in they are working on. That is 60% less distraction. Every developer has a finite number of brain-cycles. Fossil requires fewer brain-cycles to
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9y ago
I mean, the guy putting forward this theory is an expect in fluid dynamics. So I expect the answer is "yes, animals do make a big impact on oxygenation of the ocean". Here's another study from 2014 that talks about the link b
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Obviously yes it matters. You got rights, and self-defense is infinitely easier if it's not the government coming after you.
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Whaaat! I never heard about the galaxy arm transit coinciding with mass extinction events. I'm about to google, but do you have a favored source?
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But, the arms don't rotate either! There are some great animations here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Density_wave_theory The article was about stars on the edge of a galaxy. > “But regardless of whether a gal
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The observation is for stars at the _edge_ of the galaxy. Sol is not on the edge.
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Yep. This has way higher priority than even most other charities too. Sometimes I compare the policies of "homeless maintenance" in the US to what it could be done in the third world. I would re-allocate funds in a second if I was
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I have a random related question-- will product management pay as well as engineering? Or is the OP implicitly asking for a loss in pay?
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We don't violate the 2nd law of thermodynamics. We're still increasing entropy, but we're processing so much fuel that the equations are still balanced when we locally increase order. Comparing lifespan to the bonds of a mole
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Oh shit, do you mean that just maybe, maybe, that a more nuanced view of politics is more likely to be correct? Conservatives aren't a monolith, they come in many flavors. And comeon, this is great news! Just be happy and hope that we
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I don't think you understand currencies? There will always be some level of currency-to-currency trading, but the hope is that it will be minor compared to the major purpose of a currency--- using it as a easy way to exchange value. (W
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I don't think that's a fair comparison. Even though humans are limited in our senses, we've built machines to see and monitor every frequency of light. And we're also really good at finding patterns. If there was an acti
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No, I've just done a lot of CBT. Killing yourself for a chance at a NYT article is flawed thinking, plain and simple. I graduated at 2009, after the recession, with a degree that wasn't particularly useful. I was unemployed for a
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"People can't help themselves" lacks so much persuasion. You'd be at home in puritan Massachusetts, where all fun is banned.
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One of my close friends killed himself. I don't wish suicide on anyone. I'm sure Doug Schifter's fallacies are obvious to us. He was committing the CBT cognitive distortions of "Personalization" and "magnificat
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On the plus side, Netflix is saving children from hundreds of hours of commercials a year! Snapchat does add the metric of conversation streaks, but _that isnt the point_ and it's honestly not enough to keep me using it. I like snapcha
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Another thing to do is one of the bike tours here: https://www.fattiretours.com/berlin There are different tours but they have a lot of overlapping content. It was really cool to have a bike trip weaving back and forth betw
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Sarcasm is a great tool. But there are a couple of people I know who never turn off their "Sarcastic tone", and it becomes impossible to tell what's genuine and what's bullshit. I try to tell them that their noise-to-sig
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Michael Malice is great. He had an interview that also covered North Korea on the Rubin Report: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RDmaPdyqGUU
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Strawman harder! I want the government-granted local monopolies to be ended too. The risk I'm avoiding is not "slightly worse consumer product". The risk I'm hoping to avoid by lobbying for anti-NN is China/Singapor
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