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Mercury delay-line computer memory(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by datameta 2y ago|1 comments
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by datameta 2y ago
The secondary and tertiary canals take about an hour and a half to reach from the main landing. The larger boats can fit ok-ish in the secondary but not tertiary channels. Also, there are boats selling wares to tourists that will attach to
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Ethiopia's Light Rail, invested in by China, seeing issues(thediplomat.com)
3 points by datameta 2y ago|0 comments
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by datameta 2y ago
Complex in terms of our attempts to fully define it, or?
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by datameta 2y ago
Naive thought - can a subsurface detector on the moon serve as an ultracold shielded scenario?
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by datameta 2y ago
Funny, generative maps used to be praised for their replayability or uniqueness. But now that it isn't simply algorithmic it is worth an uproar?
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by datameta 2y ago
I those those people you mention would see it more as "commuting" and not the colloquial definition of "travel".
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by datameta 2y ago
I'll throw another one in. I remember being in my crib and rearranging the padded multicolored half-height liner and climbing under the serpentine shape. I have a random memory from what I think is 1.5 years old walking around the kitc
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by datameta 2y ago
Does this also allow easier (surface level) security auditing, or perhaps basic pen-testing? Perhaps it could uncover vulnerabilities for companies to wake up and consult about their security practices or lack thereof.
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by datameta 3y ago
I'm not quite sure how to address the fact that in society various biases cloud our perception of safety despite statistics to the contrary.
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by datameta 3y ago
Ok but what if we dig deeper. What does an autonomous ship afford? The space and weight savings of having no human habitation (just mechanic/engineer access for equipment maintenance at dock) would be rather large. No need to maintain
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by datameta 3y ago
Unreal codegolfing!
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by datameta 3y ago
They're enclosures.
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by datameta 3y ago
Perhaps sub-positions still repeat with some regularity? Meaning subsets of the board. I have never played Go however, I've only seen the board and read the rules.
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by datameta 3y ago
Sand will also benefit from greater insulation due to lower packing efficiency and therefore more air.
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by datameta 3y ago
we all need all kinds of perspectives in the discourse of how to proceed I think! my usage of "crusade" may have been loaded, I can respect your approach
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by datameta 3y ago
He ended up purchasing firearms and bulletproof vests (living in Florida) but continued with his crusade. That's conviction, whether or not it was the most effective path forward.
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by datameta 3y ago
The sand is gravity-fed into a heat exchanger which transfers the heat to a fluid that drives a combined cycle turbine, in this case. I'm curious what the conversion loss is here. To add to that, what is the energy expenditure of build
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by datameta 3y ago
When we have an external source of information that is not self-accountable, it is different from when we are both the learner and functor - when we notice mistakes we learn from them. We're always looking out for errors, and if they h
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by datameta 3y ago
I agree with the octagon scenario, but not with a streetfight. If you're outnumbered, it is not advisable to go to ground. That is when rapid high damage strikes and the ability to dodge, block, or soak hits make you not just a physica
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by datameta 3y ago
I have two separate thoughts on the matter. One is whether a tail would provide me with additional balance and/or striking power. Potentially as a counterweight during round housed kicks or spinning back kicks. The second is that a tai
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by datameta 3y ago
https://youtu.be/JL6NAIVpl54?si=8FiFprdOw51AYS0D
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by datameta 3y ago
Which increases friction between the state and landowners
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by datameta 3y ago
I think where their attention is and therefore what gets encoded is similar to the rest of us. In one instance they were unable to recall what the interviewers were wearing after spending two hours with them. They remember their experiences
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by datameta 3y ago
From what I understand, if they are asked about let's say April 17th 2009 they linearly scan through all the April 17ths. So there is a filtering step that ignores all other 364 days. But they also don't start from their earliest
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by datameta 3y ago
If I'm not mistaken, the question here is whether they will be using episodic or semantic memory in the recall of the periodic table. Meaning - can they recall learned facts as well as lived experiences? Will they linearly remember the
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by datameta 3y ago
Coming from a stand-up striking Muay Thai perspective the only low risk way to grab a leg is intercepting a kick. You are then out of range of their upper body attacks and have total leverage physically and tactically. At that point unless
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by datameta 3y ago
I think both our views are valid within their contexts, with the key difference being the distinction between NFC's base capabilities and the security measures actually implemented in NFC applications (where often upper layer protocols
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by datameta 3y ago
I don't have a formed opinion on available lockpicking kits other than if you make them contraband they will still be available in different ways and that measure will have the opposite effect. But a lockpicking kit has one purpose, it
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by datameta 3y ago
In my opinion it's clear that NFC is indeed designed with a higher focus on security than general RFID applications. In fact it emphasizes secure data exchange by design. Yes it is a subset of RFID technology operating at 13.56 MHz. Be

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