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by fractal618 5y ago
This is awesome, I love that it will reduce the need for pesticides. When I read people talk about how hard it is to find labor I think to myself "Well, maybe if you paid them more it would be easier to find laborers". I worked in
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by fractal618 6y ago
I think i know where this is going without even reading. Any attempt from the outside to pull this 8b Gb file would be a very noticeable red flag.
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by fractal618 6y ago
100 bucks a piece?
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by fractal618 6y ago
Maybe, if we were in a black hole we wouldn't know, and it would take an infinite amount of time to reach the event horizon. very frightening and uneasy stuff to think about
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by fractal618 6y ago
Its not a bug
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by fractal618 6y ago
Visa cards
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by fractal618 6y ago
Yes crypto is still cashed out for fiat currency. However Visa cards that instantly convert crypto to fiat are very interesting. To me this is the most positive thing that has happened to crypto in the last 10 years. Even though it’s being
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Kobalos Malware(insidehpc.com)
3 points by fractal618 6y ago|0 comments
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by fractal618 6y ago
yup, you beat me to it
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by fractal618 6y ago
Imagine actually finding buried treasure and not being allowed to keep it
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by fractal618 6y ago
No mention of Fedora? Is it not feasible that those currently using CentOS, and don't wish to use the supported Red Hat, will gradually migrate to the CoreOS, IoT or Server version of Fedora? I would think that would be easier than mi
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by fractal618 6y ago
The article says an industrial revolution would be difficult at best. Industrial Revolution would be relative to the unique scenario. People will always innovate
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by fractal618 6y ago
There’s a cool project I used to be part of called open source ecology. Another great resource is apropedia
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by fractal618 6y ago
Beasts of burden, then Water wheels and windmills, then hydro electric dams and electric wind turbines. We’d have to start with rudimentary electronics.
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by fractal618 6y ago
Solve space is awesome
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by fractal618 6y ago
Great metaphor "Here’s where the metaphor really breaks down but stay with me: imagine if you wanted to break into a house but you didn’t know how. If you knew they had to open their windows when they baked, that would help you sneak i
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Ask HN: Why do 6 websites point to this root server?
1 points by fractal618 6y ago|0 comments
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by fractal618 6y ago
I wouldn't say it's a fools errand. I normally have a laugh sending my fools to get things that don't even exist like a dozen mouse eggs, or some quartz oil. This is more like "a hermits dream"
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by fractal618 6y ago
> Focusing on the direct cause of the blast is a huge distraction from understanding why the 2,750 tons of ammonium nitrate were stored in the middle of Beirut for 7 years. Exactly right. However, the answer to that question may only lea
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by fractal618 6y ago
You had me at: > Remember when channel changes on TVs were instantaneous? There's nothing less satisfying than smushing down those rubbery remote control buttons for an extra 2000 to 4000 milliseconds to change the channel. Don&#x27
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by fractal618 6y ago
It must be hard making decisions at that level.
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by fractal618 6y ago
That doesn’t seem fair at all
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by fractal618 6y ago
The more they say the less credibility they have
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by fractal618 6y ago
Agreed. 100%. These visualizations are pretty, but worthless. XKCD did a much, much better job when he created https://xkcd.com/980/ in 2011
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by fractal618 6y ago
More likely it would be built on Clear Linux
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by fractal618 6y ago
Dog eat dog
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by fractal618 6y ago
netflix doesnt work out of the box. just found that out.
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by fractal618 6y ago
I've been using it for a few days now, and it's solid. My personal laptop is getting older, so it's hard to comment on perfomance, but i was able to install a steam video game "path of exile without touching the terminal
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by fractal618 6y ago
It's open source. In a way the linux/GNU initiative has won, because they finally have hardware manufacturers and large companies developing source code in an open way.
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by fractal618 6y ago
What’s the added co2 cost of grinding rocks and transporting them to farms?

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