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by elwell 7y ago
> Using sophisticated techniques, they extract the preserved blood and bingo! Dino DNA!
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by elwell 7y ago
It's like that recent commercial with Jeff Goldblum and the dog with a microphone on it.
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by elwell 7y ago
Technically GP didn't say touch wasn't one of the five.
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by elwell 7y ago
You're right. In practice I usually C-/ (undo) C-g / (redo) to get back to where I was; which is something you can do after you've lost your place in the file, but it assumes to previously made some change in that locati
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by elwell 7y ago
"Instead of setting the mark in order to operate on a region, you can also use it to remember a position in the buffer (by typing C-<SPC> C-<SPC>), and later jump back there (by typing C-u C-<SPC>)." -- https:&#
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by elwell 7y ago
Or, get so attached that you become the new maintainer either amicably or by fork.
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by elwell 7y ago
Sorry to hear
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by elwell 7y ago
+1 for Clojure companies
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World Population by Year(worldometers.info)
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by elwell 7y ago
This is something that already existed I think.
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by elwell 7y ago
Chatroulette Zoom Edition
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by elwell 7y ago
If you think you can find a security hole in their blog, ask them for a bug bounty.
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by elwell 7y ago
Seems to be back up now.
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by elwell 7y ago
Super slow +/- error
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by elwell 7y ago
This was a smash and grab, no style...
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by elwell 7y ago
> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Deaths_in_2020#29 That wikipedia link has 108 references to COVID-19, wow...
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by elwell 7y ago
What about a virus that spreads to everyone before it triggered by some secondary catalyst virus?
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by elwell 7y ago
Something similar happened this time of last year: https://techcrunch.com/2019/03/14/bird-lays-off-up-to-5-of-w...
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by elwell 7y ago
Because the ones in Israel is real...
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by elwell 7y ago
Actually work on stuff (paid or hobby); then, time.
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by elwell 7y ago
My current stance on that is that the account in Genesis is older than the Babylonian version, despite not having yet discovered any written record of the former older than the latter. And again, that the Genesis story was passed orally for
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by elwell 7y ago
> I guess I just don't see how it's all that close. To me, it is interesting that the rough outline is similar. Yes, I agree that some specifics are not in the same order. Also, simply the fact that Genesis 1 describes a proces
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by elwell 7y ago
Not perceiving something doesn't make it cease to exist. So, there's still the question of choosing to believe that an objective reality exists at all, even though we can't accurately/fully perceive it. On another note,
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by elwell 7y ago
Thanks for your strong points. I guess I would say that it's still interesting to me how close it is to current details of evolution theory. According to my other reasons for believing in God and the value of the Bible, it seems wiser
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by elwell 7y ago
I'm fairly certain that having plants before the Sun contradicts most scientific consensus. Though, right now I'm focused on the things that are strikingly similar to our current observable knowledge. I also leave a lot of room fo
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by elwell 7y ago
I'm aware of the theory, but I was specifically addressing the case of simulation with no outside observer. In that particular flavor of the theory, I feel the word 'simulation' is not as useful as simply calling this system
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by elwell 7y ago
The transition from being unashamed to ashamed is a big part of the Garden story. First: "Adam and his wife were both naked, and they felt no shame." Then, later: "Then the eyes of both were opened, and they knew that they we
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by elwell 7y ago
Another 'coincidence' is that the order that plants, water animals, land animals, flying animals, and humans are created seems to match what you might derive from evolution theory. And, that man is created from dust of the earth.
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by elwell 7y ago
Why is it a simulation? Isn't it reality?
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by elwell 7y ago
Being down for an entire trading day is pretty crazy. I can't imagine what's going over there today in the engineering & devops teams. Depending on where the issue is, there might be thousands+ of orders to reconcile (manually

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