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by dmead 3y ago
Did you not consider solar cells when you wrote this?
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by dmead 3y ago
Just a meta comment here. When does a metaphor stop being a metaphor and start becoming a lie? Does it have to do with the speakers intention or can it just get away from you and nobody notices? Anyways. This problem isn't going to be
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by dmead 3y ago
Growing up my grandmothers house was on the watet across the Bay from Baltimore. This bridge was literally in the backdrop of my childhood. Scary stuff.
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by dmead 3y ago
Saying what you want first rather than what you have is evidence of the von Neumann bottleneck or it was a sign of the times when SQL was being developed on 1970s machine. Either way, point taken that it is not like a proof.
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by dmead 3y ago
I hate that we just turned out to be stochastic machines another not something more interesting.
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by dmead 3y ago
It'll be a good year for planetary astronomy anyhow.
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by dmead 3y ago
Why is this real and not the road to nowhere in the Caribbean?
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by dmead 3y ago
Why don't you guys just use a regular shell? People just want a unix like command line. Windows seems to be doing a lot of work to avoid this.
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by dmead 3y ago
Tell that to my heart valve. All bovine baby.
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by dmead 3y ago
Because it would be the regular themtube and not YouTube.
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by dmead 3y ago
I want to run image stacking for my astrophotography habit. 12 hours to drizzle my current data sets is a long wait.
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by dmead 3y ago
It's not like predicting the weather, if that's what you're asking. The solar observatories watch the sun constantly, so we see when elections occur, but there is little to no warning before they happen.
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by dmead 3y ago
I'm a tech bro.
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by dmead 3y ago
Having known a hyundai car salesman, this does not seem great for his job.
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by dmead 3y ago
so play zelda mostly in the underground. got it.
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by dmead 3y ago
The US digital service tries to do this, but it just ends up maxing out the government payscale very quickly.
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by dmead 3y ago
you're right! nothing matters and anyone should do anything they want!
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by dmead 3y ago
I bet he could negotiate change of format.
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by dmead 3y ago
The daily show is looking for a host.
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by dmead 3y ago
Aren't we already?
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by dmead 3y ago
many of the comments in this thread have been found to be unsubstantiated.
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by dmead 3y ago
I used to help a blind guy with his Haskell on the #haskell irc channel in the 2000s. He told me he picked it because it had a very low character count. He used a screen reader so brevity was important.
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by dmead 3y ago
It's not even close. This era of AI is an adventure in scale and compute density.
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by dmead 3y ago
Have you seen a professional about these feelings?
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by dmead 3y ago
if you want a wild looking telescope, i saw this recently. it's the scope that Percival Lowell made this mars observations with in arizona. made it Pennsylvania (like me). upenn gifted it to new zealand in the 50s, but they couldn&#x
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by dmead 3y ago
What is lick on the bortle scale?
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by dmead 3y ago
no no, you should just separate your papers and plastics and keep buying the pocket super computer every year.
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by dmead 3y ago
This is a well established trend. I dropped razer when they tried to get me to login to something to use my fucking mouse.
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by dmead 3y ago
Oh weird. I was soon planning 5o throw out my 300 bucks worth of hue hardware
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by dmead 3y ago
sam altman is a snake. has an opportunity to testify in front of congress and capitalizes on the event by trying to pull the ladder up behind him. gross sam.

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