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by everyone 2y ago
If I'm gonna be fired for being honest and trying to do a good job, then I'm quitting.
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by everyone 2y ago
But what about at the start when they are in the ocean and water isn't flowing from anywhere in particular? + How do they end up in one particular river and not another?
273.
by everyone 2y ago
I'm most curious about how the salmon found it so fast.. Did their instincts predispose them to go there, if they were in the area? or was there some physical trace they were following? or is there some weird lamarkian genetic memory t
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by everyone 2y ago
Generally speaking if there were evidence that a treatment worked it wouldn't be alternative.
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by everyone 2y ago
Reminds me of this article that was on here ages ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=13851015
276.
by everyone 2y ago
Yep that single data point from one person proves whatever stupid-ass thing u are thinking.
277.
by everyone 2y ago
Groups being motivated to ensure ice-cream machines are inoperable is a perfect example of a perverse incentive.
278.
by everyone 2y ago
This article hit different for me.. It had a weird font so at the beginning I thought it said... "I spent the days just prior to my 80th birthday sick with shigellosis"
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by everyone 2y ago
Laptops and also smartphones dont last in my experience.. Too much miniaturisation imo. I dont buy them 2nd hand, I only buy new ones as they only have a limited life. Desktops on the other hand, will last forever, I buy those 2nd hand and
280.
by everyone 2y ago
Voyager 1 and 2 are still functioning. And they were built on the cheap.. They certainly weren't supposed to last 47 years but they did.
281.
by everyone 2y ago
What meme? broken link for me. I wanna see the meme.
282.
by everyone 2y ago
Cool gonna rent one right now and use it as a meth lab!
283.
by everyone 2y ago
I'd love to see a decent effort with some funding behind it to make a rotary vane engine.. https://youtu.be/UPFFXBAe5mc?feature=shared
284.
by everyone 2y ago
This is a good idea imo. Cus we grow vegetables so big and fast nowadays they end with with less nutrients in them by volume.
285.
by everyone 2y ago
I havent had performance issues, but I did have a very annoying issue recently where it would only show 3 videos per row. I tried a bunch of potential fixes but the one that worked for me was actually adding this custom filter to ublock ori
286.
by everyone 2y ago
I mean it's all about who you know.
287.
by everyone 2y ago
A lichess is a female lich I'm assuming? (It's like baron / baroness)
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by everyone 2y ago
That's the purpose of creating a corporation.
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by everyone 2y ago
I am thinking that wanting to fix the net might be living in the past. We'll never return to the old utopia. Like no effort ever fixed the previous systems of telegraph, telephone, radio, and tv, we just made new disruptive systems tha
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by everyone 2y ago
I'm not specifically talking about tfa, but I defo feel less enthused about net neutrality and such these days.. For a few reasons. 1. Internet is bad now In the 80's a new and truly utopian vision of personal computers, the inter
291.
by everyone 2y ago
I saw one interesting plan to get rid of space junk. As far as I remember it involved using nuclear bombs to "puff up" the atmosphere, locally making the top of the atmosphere higher and thus inducing drag on the junk / satel
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by everyone 2y ago
Something like this that could run the latest macos would be amazing.. I am disgusted by having to buy a mac just so I can build to iOS. That kind of thing should be illegal.
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by everyone 2y ago
"You believe that Stoke space is somehow the near perfect design" - I said I much prefer it to starship, not that it's near perfect. "The designer or Shuttle and Starship were probably idiots" - I dont know much abo
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by everyone 2y ago
I agree with this, I may have said the same thing.. But I was thinking that the tech used for re-entry is what tends to increase the turnaround time (Eg. ablative heat shields, tiles). Making something that's rapidly re-usable which ca
295.
by everyone 2y ago
I much prefer their design to starship. It's optimising for the hardest part of the trip: re-entry.. Also re-entering like Apollo and not like the space shuttle is a good thing imo. It doesnt rely on an ablative heat shield or tiles,
296.
by everyone 2y ago
I love this. This type of behaviour should be ubiquitous. Fuck all those FAANG corps imo.
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by everyone 2y ago
It's a meme at this point for successful physicists to go crazy at a certain advanced age and rant on fields they dont know much about. Eg. Linus Pauling and vitamin C, Roger Penrose and consciousness, this.
298.
by everyone 2y ago
She will not go to space today.
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by everyone 2y ago
In the case of software removing DRM and shitware either bundled with the product or necessary to use it. In the case of music it's less clear but I would suggest curation and completeness.
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by everyone 2y ago
The biggest issue with this game is that it crashes to desktop constantly, maybe a conflict with Discord? and when it crashes it also somehow closes Discord. I havent seen a game actually crash to desktop like that, that often, in a long ti

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