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by cjslep 8y ago
Everything is natural convection or gravity-fed in a blackout station scenario, so there's no way to pump the steam back down into the ground. Also, the ground wouldn't dissipate the heat from the steam fast enough, and would quic
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by cjslep 8y ago
The parody platformer I Want To Be The Guy adjusts difficulty solely by adding or removing checkpoints. The hardest difficulty has no checkpoints; good luck becoming The Guy.
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by cjslep 8y ago
In case you weren't aware of how prescient your comment is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=17453471
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by cjslep 8y ago
How many modern games are two-player asymmetrical? I only know of Android: Netrunner. I hope we can continue learning more concrete rules for the ancient version of this game. It would be nice to have its history understood like chess'
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by cjslep 8y ago
So, a mix of Diplomacy , Coup , Twilight Struggle , Secret Hitler , Twilight Imperium , and arrogance. Edit: In lieu of above, it sounds like a reskinned copy of Steve Jackson's Illuminati .
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by cjslep 8y ago
> Even in the recent years, just read about them, no need to reference. I have studied lots of nuclear accidents because I studied Nuclear Engineering. While Fukushima was happening, for that matter. Telling me to "read up" a
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by cjslep 8y ago
Nice! Will see if I can do something similar for Adliswil.
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by cjslep 8y ago
> I mean if you just compare what best practices there are in security, like openness especially when it comes to incidents. So many incidents came out through detours and sometimes only after years. You're going to have to be speci
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by cjslep 8y ago
> In each of these cases, the nature of the conclusion can represent a surprising departure from the nature of the data used [...]. That makes it hard to control what we know. This article conflates anyone knowing from me knowing in
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by cjslep 8y ago
Glad to hear! I hope GitLab will also provide feedback to the community group.
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by cjslep 8y ago
"Not being overclocked" at 5GHz means the system is designed to run at that speed off the shelf without becoming molten slag and without aftermarket industrial grade cooling systems.
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by cjslep 8y ago
I see, I am sorry. I was attempting to build a bridge, but put a foot in my mouth instead.
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by cjslep 8y ago
Gitea, Gogs, and Gitlab all have social-federation-related feature requests open right now. Not sure where they will land, but some are mentioning ActivityPub.
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by cjslep 8y ago
I am fine with people being interested in whatever pleases them, so long as they aren't being mean to others about it. Granted, a sibling comment to yours made me see how the person I responded to could formulate a reasonable argument.
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by cjslep 8y ago
Yes I suppose it wasn't. I am sorry. I can see now this argument, which seems reasonable. I had mistakenly read the previous message as complete belittlement.
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Decentralized infrastructure with federated transactions describes many successful technologies such as email. I think federation is just a design tool meant to solve a specific problem, much like decentralization, programming language choi
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by cjslep 8y ago
This comment seems to me to be incredibly condescending and implies that a professional artist (whatever that definition is) cannot have fun making new discoveries for themselves in the world of art. I am sorry that you are only interested
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by cjslep 8y ago
Qt is pretty good and has been around a while. The criticisms of it are well established and known, too. Which should make it easy to evaluate.
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by cjslep 8y ago
Every one should be using MooTools now. The ECMAScript committee has basically made it an unofficial extension of the language by vowing never to break that library. Guaranteeing its stability for years to come.
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by cjslep 8y ago
As an American that moved to Europe, I was already aware of the Lyme disease risks of ticks here. What I didn't realize - and am in the 1 year process of getting vaccinated against - is that ticks here carry a virus that induces enceph
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by cjslep 8y ago
This response deserves to be listed higher. I participated in risk assessment analyses, specifically for nuclear powerplants, specifically for extremely rare wind events. The nuclear industry is like the space one and has had to learn about
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by cjslep 8y ago
The big question is if China would allow it. The answer 60 years ago was a violent "no".
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by cjslep 8y ago
You're intelligent and rational. I hope you hold me with the same regard. However, the tone, structure of your arguments (namely, lots of wide assertions with scant evidence), and combative reactions is getting in the way of the points
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by cjslep 8y ago
> "Well it is known that criminals don't care about the laws, right?" Please enlighten us to your alternate proposal to having a functioning society that is not based in a concept of a Code of Laws.
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A cue* not queue
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by cjslep 9y ago
You are horribly butchering Bayes' Theorem. Both your examples are incorrect because your two events ('2 girls' and 'at least 1 girl') are not oberved independently of one another, which is a necessary condition to
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by cjslep 9y ago
I typically follow people I've had a number of meaningful conversations with. If looking for techies, they're scattered across several instances. The i.write.codethat.sucks instance I am on I think is on the smaller side.
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by cjslep 9y ago
I bought an entry level fountain pen, some ink, some lightly cotton blended paper and stamps. Then I got hooked. I learned how to fold paper into its own envelope. I bought supple wax and sent a design for a custom wax seal stamp, so now I
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by cjslep 9y ago
What do you mean "WMDs of late 2010s"? The WMD excuse I'm familiar with was the one to invade Iraq was early 2000's, and anyone with half a critical mind could see that it was a flimsy argument at best in order to appeal
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by cjslep 9y ago
Someone forgot to take their soma . A gramme is better than giving a damn.

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