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detritus
4y ago
The article is terrible, frankly.
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4y ago
> every javelin and stinger missile they can spare Are there any that many left?
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4y ago
It also works surprisingly well for people in cities, such as myself when I'm at home in London. Fortuitously, I'm so glad to have checked this just now as apparently there's going to be a Starlink train going over where I am
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4y ago
Do you have a link to some stats on this? I've seen London's recycling set up and perhaps it's not covering 100% of everything, but it's an impressive and significant capability, so my perspective on matters isn't q
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4y ago
> "GPUs have literally no support for rendering anything other than pixels on triangles and getting them to efficiently draw Bezier curves and fills is an active area of research" Well fuck me, I had no idea. I figured that &#
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4y ago
You need to work on your self-promotion a bit more - both here ( :) ) and on your website: https://svija.love/ I must admit, this isn't the most inspiring landing page for someone like me, who could be your exact targe
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4y ago
It's more of a psychological experiment, perhaps?
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4y ago
Store it in old oil tankers for future dispersal in polar oceans when salinity drops from glacial melting, potentially disrupting things like the Gulf Stream? - ed "North Atlantic thermocline" is what I meant! I originally wrote &
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4y ago
It's amusing for me to read that as I feel the exact opposite where it comes to illumination. I dearly miss the feel of warm, orange yellow lighting from incandescents indoors and sodium lighting outdoors. My main beef with LEDs is bei
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4y ago
Feels to me like there's a lot of 'a certain type of energy' in the article and some of the comments here. I can't really understand the level of bile being generated by these photos, real, semi-real, not-quite real or o
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4y ago
I can't touch 'vegan cheese' made with coconout oils for this reason - for some reason it leaves me feeling like I have a film of oil down the back of my gullet that I can't shake off for an hour or two afterwards. It&#x
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4y ago
I didn't even think of that - to me it looked like some gambling website domain.
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4y ago
Well, it made flexbox finally click for this old hand, so thanks Josh.
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4y ago
I know the meme, which is why I was wondering, haha :) It's also the sort of thing that could've been meant entirely sincerely, in line with the comment of the person you were responding, being particularly painful to me as I'
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4y ago
I genuinely can't tell if you're being sardonic here. This being HN, I guess I have to assume you're being earnest.
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4y ago
> Finally, just to screw with other developers, I generated a giant file of random data to fill up the Crash 1 CD and labeled it "bsptree.dat". I feel a bit guilty about that given that everyone has to download it when installi
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4y ago
I think something that could accumulate lead would be highly useful, given we've spent much of the last century indelicately vapourising it over everything.
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4y ago
Yeah. great. It's too late though, isn't it? The damage is done. 'Thanks'. 'Well done'.
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4y ago
I don't think I've ever seen a German bakery anywhere, and not here in London. French, Polish and Italian bakers, yes. I know too that Poles go on ceaeslessly about how wonderful their neutronic matter rye bread is, despite it fil
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4y ago
I've never heard that before. France and Italy, yes, I suppose to a degree - central Europe though?
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4y ago
Did it fit in the overhead luggage compartment after?
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4y ago
Yeah, totally this - I recently cropped my Adobe CC suite down to just Illy, which i need , and bought Affinity's wares to replace, but it's no contest. Aside from literal decades of muscle memory, there's just too many spee
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I had to bite my tongue seeing a young woman idly hoy one of those extremely wasteful ecigs in the bin on my way home earlier. I wa mentally working all the bits of complexity going to landfill. Still, perhaps I should buy ex-landfill sites
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4y ago
Important to note that, at least in my experience, most of the 'plastic bags' in Italy are the compostable kind. In the UK they're still in the minotrity (I've only seen our version of the Co-Op offer them, for instance)
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4y ago
So the artist has been trained in the ways of the brush, but was only exposed to 32 examples of another's work to copy it specifically henceforth? I'm still impressed/terrified.
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It managed that from just 32 example illustrations? Irrespective of everything else here, I find that alone hugely impressive. ed - for 'hugely impressive' also insert 'slightly terrifying'.
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Well blow me, I had no idea it was thusly limited. What a weird decision!
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4y ago
Presumably the problem there is that even a sea of expendable labour's useless, if what you need is a Von Braun[1]-esque figure and a paddling pool of engineering talent... . [1] Korolev, Musk, &c.
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Not really, it was 'just' sheer largely-unhinged capitalism. Plus ça change.
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> So bland, neither elegance nor character Curious, I feel the exact opposite. I remember the competition that spawned these - they were, by far, my favoured option.. although the idea of wireframe giant humans and ants oVer the country
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