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by funnymony 3y ago
For brain gymnastics: People who would be in the know are camera man, actors, upward chain of command, final finisher of the set. I could keep it below hundred (pm if you need next fake landing; sun costs extra)
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by funnymony 3y ago
For such proof to be effective, one has to trust lot of formulas from physics books. (Source of flat-earthery is extreme distrust in everything that is not a first-hand experience. You can’t prove much if your limited exclusively to first h
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by funnymony 3y ago
At 5% growth energy usage will consume whole universe in about 3000 years. Economic growth might not stop in next 10 or 100 years, but natural limits exist and eventually growth will stop.
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by funnymony 3y ago
Morality or revenge?
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by funnymony 4y ago
Not sure if you heard - Gordon Moore just recently passed away. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gordon_Moore
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by funnymony 4y ago
Stock owners are not liable. The company is. Right?
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by funnymony 4y ago
House of cards is bad, but in the mean time consider such hypothetical situations - gov orders you, that you MUST sell a suburban house: - within next 15 minutes - within a year Each time frame will definitely result in different price. Al
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by funnymony 4y ago
There should special circle of hell for person coming up with these kind of features.
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by funnymony 4y ago
Moderators like to close questions and link to questions/answers posted by them. (Possibly hoping for upvotes) I guess this could count as petty corruption.
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by funnymony 4y ago
We have only these descriptions but not the answers them self, grain of salt is applicable, possibly not in small quantities.
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by funnymony 4y ago
Conveniences like closures depend on gc
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by funnymony 4y ago
> This shows the acceleration of CO2 Thanks for the explanation of what I provided.
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by funnymony 4y ago
I know I shouldn’t, but … your in the wrong here. A bit off topic - picture of co2 history is available here: https://skepticalscience.com/EmmissionsAcceleration.html
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by funnymony 4y ago
Do fungi exist at sea?
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by funnymony 4y ago
GPL is a briliant trick. It is a extreme reaction to extremely dire copyright situation. If information cant be free in this system, then let’s add a restriction that it must be free. Briliant!
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by funnymony 4y ago
> Yet, most firms do put in many paid hours on kernel development etc. Linux kernel uses GPL.
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by funnymony 4y ago
Rsa encrypted content size limit depends on the key size, which does not scale well. Is GPG not a subject to this limitation?
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by funnymony 4y ago
Its public relations page.
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by funnymony 4y ago
At least they have a sense of humor
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by funnymony 4y ago
Accounting tricks will make it look zero profit.
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by funnymony 4y ago
Couple of calls is normal. But if you make everything a microservice. And there are dependencies between them, then by design its destined that some hotter loop eventually will contain rpc.
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by funnymony 4y ago
Do you? If we assume robots building stuff. Mapping is a task way easier to automate.
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by funnymony 4y ago
It will work that way with anything :) Especially gradle.
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by funnymony 4y ago
Growth hormone called food
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by funnymony 4y ago
… Hype. Fanboys&fangirls.
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by funnymony 4y ago
This analogy got me thinking, but only for a little bit. Similarity: people are forced to do things which they would not choose to do. (Different form would be preferable or for some none). Difference: level of freedom. Wage slave can cho
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by funnymony 4y ago
Counterpoint: Youtube influencers, standup comics, foo critics. (No investor chose to pay them)
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by funnymony 4y ago
A bit tangential, but in discussion with flat earth people, the “A” is “main stream media and education system and scientists are lying”. Thesis “Earth is flat” can’t be disproved then.
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by funnymony 4y ago
Get your own dns record first.
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by funnymony 4y ago
In a way, current support can be viewed as fulfilment of budapest memorandum obligations.

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