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by divbzero 1y ago
That’s close to the deepest geothermal wells which are about 5 km deep: https://en.renovablesverdes.com/iceland-is-drilling-the-deep... https://global.chinadaily.com.cn/a/202411/07/WS672c6803a
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Orientation of the Earth, Sun and Solar System in the Milky Way (2016)(physicsforums.com)
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Biotech VC raises $400M 'opportunity' fund in sign of possible industry rebound(statnews.com)
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by divbzero 1y ago
The Cache API is separate from the traditional HTTP cache. You can access the HTTP cache indirectly by fetching with appropriate HTTP headers, but I suppose there is still no way to access the HTTP cache directly?
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SectorC: A C Compiler in 512 bytes (2023)(xorvoid.com)
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by divbzero 1y ago
Are there electricity generation maps with the same level of granularity for other countries? Or is the UK unusual for providing data for each power plant?
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by divbzero 1y ago
> I explicitly wanted to stay in the Coolify world. I too was skeptical of the motivation until reading this. Given that Coolify requirement, your solution (build static files in one container, deploy with Caddy in another) seems quite
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by divbzero 1y ago
I suppose you could use the same trick with __ror__ and | (as long as the left-hand side doesn’t define __or__). x = Model.objects.all() | by_pk | call(dict.values) | to_list | get('name') | _map(str.title) | log_debug | to_js
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by divbzero 1y ago
> (Ruff is installed when you invoke `uv format`, rather than bundled with the uv binary, so if you never use `uv format`, there aren't any material downsides to the experiment.) That’s thoughtful design and could be worth mention
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Would love to see div and curl added to this post.
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by divbzero 1y ago
The combination of – “client (uv) and server (pyx)” and – “You can use it to host your own internal packages, or as an accelerated, configurable frontend to public sources like PyPI and the PyTorch index.” is what really helped me understan
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There’s nothing wrong with just using virtualenv. I too have used virtualenv plus pip (and sometimes pyenv) for the longest time without issue. However, uv is the first alternative that has tempted me to switch. uv offers performance improv
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by divbzero 1y ago
This is incredible. Did he ever describe how he made the replicas? How did he know what the originals looked like?
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by divbzero 1y ago
A few years ago I pointed out Jupiter in the night sky as I was leaving a friend’s place. He told me to take a closer look with his binoculars and I was stunned: The Galilean moons were unmistakable. I had no idea they could be seen with a
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by divbzero 1y ago
I have wondered why the Millau Viaduct was built instead of a highway that descended into the valley. The descriptions in this thread make the reason clear.
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British man who perished in Antarctic glacier found 65 years later(bbc.com)
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by divbzero 1y ago
Of the 92 “verified and almost verified” Apple I computers in this registry, 67 are confirmed to be in working condition.
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by divbzero 1y ago
I understand why GitHub is a core asset for CoreAI, but it saddens me that GitHub isn’t respected as a standalone business in its own right.
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Apollo 13 moon mission leader James Lovell dies at 97(apnews.com)
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Jim Acosta interviews 'made-up' AI avatar of Parkland victim Joaquin Oliver(theguardian.com)
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by divbzero 1y ago
I still have my 2005 ThinkPad X41 which has both a TrackPoint and a ThinkLight. The laptop has a dead battery, but works as good as new when plugged in.
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by divbzero 1y ago
OP’s perfect scramble takes 18 moves to solve. Does that mean all Rubik’s Cube arrangements can be solved in 18 moves or less?
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Pandemic Appears to Have Accelerated Brain Aging, Even Those Who Never Got Covid(wired.com)
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Corporation for Public Broadcasting says it's shutting down(npr.org)
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by divbzero 1y ago
Two more to add to the list: – The Voyager probes were launched in 1977 and reached interstellar space in the 2010s. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voyager_program – The oldest bonsai have been in training for centuries
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The First Planned Migration of an Entire Country Is Underway(wired.com)
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Missionaries using secret audio devices to evangelise Brazil's isolated peoples(theguardian.com)
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by divbzero 1y ago
I wonder how Cory Doctorow coined the term and whether it was inspired at all by The Simpsons use of ‘embiggens’: https://simpsons.fandom.com/wiki/Embiggen
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Hackers exploiting unpatched Microsoft SharePoint vulnerability CVE-2025-53770(neowin.net)
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by divbzero 1y ago
That’s a wonderfully responsible approach to archaeology. I hope we continue practicing those lessons learned from past mistakes.

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