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by fouc 3y ago
For backpacking I would highly recommend a hiking umbrella (attached to backpack) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rv-2-vAzTRw
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by fouc 3y ago
Not sure why you got downvoted.. thanks for the link
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by fouc 3y ago
yep, we're failing to price those hidden externalities big time.
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by fouc 3y ago
> it strikes me as unconscionable for a private individual to have to get permission from the state to survive. It would be nice to be free of the state. But how do we deal with the Tragedy of the Commons? How do we make hidden externa
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by fouc 3y ago
I think it should depend on the attack surface - is the software on a server that is exposed to the public? If it's relegated to private servers then it is easier to secure that.
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by fouc 3y ago
Oh no, no, no, I'm a rocket man
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by fouc 3y ago
Well it could be more susceptible to heat. Even in sleep mode it'll often wake up to check WiFi endpoints and attempt to access the internet and such.
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by fouc 3y ago
I assume he gets 90% of the way with html5/css and then calls it a day. Accepts the limits and doesn't seek pixel perfection.
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by fouc 3y ago
use & support asahi linux
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by fouc 3y ago
Actually even on IRC in the 90's, sometimes :) was sarcastic, really depended on context anyways. 5% chance of sarcasm. Internet is a highly sarcastic world so it's not a surprise that people eventually perceive it to be more sarc
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by fouc 3y ago
was it completely off or was it merely in sleep mode?
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by fouc 3y ago
If you take a kitten away from its mother within the first 2 weeks, and then keep it indoors 100% of the time, it might not get a chance to develop its hunting instincts.
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by fouc 3y ago
name and shame
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by fouc 3y ago
Hey, looks like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sapir-Whorf_hypothesis has finally been proven. Joking :-)
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by fouc 3y ago
From Vitalik's article: > Even if less than one percent of misinformative tweets get a note providing context or correcting them, Community Notes is still providing an exceedingly valuable service as an educational tool. The goal is
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by fouc 3y ago
Seems like there's a chance the preprint for LK-99 described the material wrongly, so it was not accurately replicated.
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by fouc 3y ago
What's the Ovaltine reference to?
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by fouc 3y ago
What's the Ovaltine reference to?
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by fouc 3y ago
Did anyone notice that apparently a M2 Macbook Pro is only 16x faster than a Pixel 5? Not sure that makes sense.
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by fouc 3y ago
> every state regulates the practice of engineering to ensure public safety by granting only Professional Engineers (PEs) the authority to sign and seal engineering plans and offer their services to the public. There's a big differe
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by fouc 3y ago
First time I used Jira I was lucky that the company had it setup quite nicely. I really enjoyed it. One of the things I really enjoy about Jira is the fact that a task and a sub-task have the exact same UI. A sub-task can be easily moved
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by fouc 3y ago
I wouldn't expect earth gravity to affect it sufficiently enough to cause it to crash unless it was moving very slowly, but I'm not sure asteroids ever move that slowly?
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A simple recipe briefly captured the world’s curiosity (LK-99 2 Weeks Later)(eirifu.wordpress.com)
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by fouc 3y ago
Guess that doesn't apply to places with peer code reviews & continuous integration and continuous delivery/deployment (CI/CD).
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by fouc 3y ago
Plutonium is 2.5X as dense as steel. Also it's normally kept in a glove box so the workers are probably wearing thick gloves when doing the engraving.
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by fouc 3y ago
The privately funded work didn't start until 2018 or 2019 I think? They apparently weren't actively researching that material between 1999 and 2018.
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by fouc 3y ago
You're not cynical enough about your cynicism. You should assume it'll only work 88.8888% of the time. It's definitely nowhere near 99%, you're probably falling for some cognitive biases.
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by fouc 3y ago
* multiple successful attempts of levitation/flux pinning. The hard part is going to be figuring out how to actually isolate the superconducting effect such that it can be tested. We already know the SC effect isn't uniformly spr
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by fouc 3y ago
eh, most of the synthesized LK-99 out there by the different teams share enough commonalities and seem very promising from the levitation/flux pinning effects.
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by fouc 3y ago
The fact that the employees of the contractor companies ultimately work for only one company - Amazon - that means they should be treated like employees of Amazon. This is the same situation when independent contractors have only one client

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