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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
Potatoes and Tomatoes are very similar plants. You can graft them together and have a living plant that grows tomatoes on top and potatoes in the roots. Potatoes also produce fruits that are similar to cherry tomatoes. They taste like gross
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
5% year over year, not per month.
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
The wording ‘divisive’ in all these laws is interesting. Why is this the operative word here? Banning ‘concepts’ on the grounds that they are ‘divisive’ is some of the one of the most Orwellian language I’ve ever read. It just seems like la
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
The big platforms have no ability to silence anyone. They have the ability to limit your use of their resources, which is well within their rights.
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
Vanity Fair did a compelling article about this as well, which focused in more detail on the role of former green beret Michael Taylor in planning the escape. https://www.vanityfair.com/news/2020/07/how-carlos
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
From Section 2.2 "The Bad" >> B1: Too arbitrary. The shell’s virtue of limitless composition (G1) is also its vice: the shell can compose arbitrary commands written in arbitrary languages. This is what I fundamentally love a
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
This is gobbledygook. The title, in a software sense, implies a binary/Byte interpretation of the word ‘bit’. I clicked through and there’s an accompanying picture of drill bits. That’s illustrative of the overall level of coherence an
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
It is definitely a nuanced question. The definition of object is surely up for debate as well. A silly example: if one were to define an object as a string of 64 hex characters, even non-literate people could distinguish between any two dis
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 5y ago
Oh man, wait till you see the Linux source code...
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
So much opinionated certainty. Seems like the only consensus is that the origin was (lab-leak || zoonotic). Given the unlikelihood of ever knowing the true origin story, future epidemic mitigation efforts should just assume both causes. His
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
This is a really good example of a paper that is both mathematically rigorous and actually readable
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
Also in psychological evaluations. A questionnaire may include items that people pretending to have some condition think they should answer a certain way, but would be untrue in (most) actual incidences of that condition.
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
Very cool. I've worked with underwater robots and radio comms are very difficult due to water's propensity to absorb so much of the RF energy. I'd be curious to know the technical details of the radio system.
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
Reading the text of joint resolution 101, I can’t see how it would ban cannabis but not alcohol. I’m not a lawyer though.
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
Only because I think it's prudent to wait until more information is available (than was provided in the original link) before talking about violent repercussions. I have little doubt that it's happening, but the twitter link was n
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
This is a twitter post of a screenshot. There's almost no substance here. We don't know why or even if this happened. So the immediate leap to talk of violence as a reaction is incendiary.
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Raspberry Pi Enters Microcontroller Game with $4 Pico(hackaday.com)
217 points by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago|112 comments
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
>>Pompeo on Twitter said he met with Blinken “to facilitate an orderly transition, and to ensure American interests are protected abroad.” It was unclear if the meeting, which comes less than two weeks before Biden’s inauguration, was
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
Were any laws broken by Twitter? Don’t businesses in the US have nearly every right to arbitrarily deny service to people (with a few exceptions when it’s explicitly denying on the basis of race, etc.)? Twitter literally didn’t exist 15 yea
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
I think that’s unlikely because this jet pack flight was dangerous and illegal
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
You have it backwards. You say: > Yeah...and the article in the op is saying we shouldn't rush to attribute excess deaths to the new vaccine. That's NOT what the article is saying. Excess deaths are those beyond what are to be
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
I'll be the contrarian: Has the author ever heard of Linux? I'm being glib, and share many of the author's frustrations with the state of things, but really the trends covered in the article have been happening for well over
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
This is pretty cool. But you do need to trust their website and app, and your scanning device. Also, the website says you get about 192 bits of entropy. It's been a while since I did any combinatorics. It seems you should have 25! * ((
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
I’ve also wondered about that sort of hoteling system. It would seem to make sense if the companies get their own sanitation and testing protocols operational. It could allow them time to slowly ramp up the number of employees who share com
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
I have the fear that the same Americans that want the "Swedish approach to CoVid19" are the ones against the social safety nets that has made it possible. I believe you're right about that. The cynic in me thinks Georgia is
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
400,000 is just over 0.1% of the total population of approximately 328 Million
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
And 400,000 is about 1/7th of the number of total deaths in the USA in 2018, according the CDC https://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/databriefs/db355.htm
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
Not just winging it, but in some instances trying to do the most, consequences be damned. I am really hoping that in a months time the approaches of Sweden and the state of Georgia prove not to be disastrous. Here in California, our governo
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 6y ago
This is my biggest concern. These current stay-at-home orders (like California's) are very unsustainable and can only last so long. Unemployment is already well into double digits and government spending will outpace tax revenue way to
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by dwpdwpdwpdwpdwp 8y ago
Ditto. The Xenomai Linux co-kernel does too. Handy for CAN/etherCAT controllers

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