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by geuis 6y ago
I'm trying to learn more about precision FDM 3d printing. Right now, I'm trying to narrow in on getting a screw thread to work.
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by geuis 6y ago
Hah. I’m with you. Even used to do the same thing on IRC years ago. I’m firmly of the opinion we (general collectively) of the mainstream have bent far enough back and tried too hard to accommodate the ignorant for too long. No time for tha
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by geuis 6y ago
Ok just 2 points, primarily my own opinion. First, I suspect a lot of new Signal users are the Reddit/Twitter terror assholes from thedonald.lose and other similar suddenly exposed rock bottoms that have been forced to relocate over th
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by geuis 6y ago
If you want, I can help you get the <blink> tag working again.
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by geuis 6y ago
Mine is #ccc000. I can immediately tell when I'm logged out because I changed it years ago too.
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Edmund M. Clarke, co-recipient of the 2007 Turing Award died Dec. 22 of Covid-19(cmu.edu)
16 points by geuis 6y ago|1 comments
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by geuis 6y ago
We need to clarify: Sounds like you’re talking about the third party recruiters who play the numbers game and email anyone and everyone they can keyword match. In the article, the author is referring to internal recruiters who are employed
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by geuis 6y ago
Actual link https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/1538-4357/abbb96/... Though kudos to the original site for providing the link.
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by geuis 6y ago
Can we get the link changed to an actual article?
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by geuis 6y ago
Can’t patent physical laws, natural phenomena, etc.
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by geuis 6y ago
Pricing here: https://aws.amazon.com/location/pricing/ Scroll down to see it. No idea why Amazon always hides their service pricing on completely different pages.
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by geuis 6y ago
If you watch the last few frames, it looks like the ship indeed landed. From the perspective that for a split second the entire vehicle was upright and in touch with the ground, that is. I’m not one to be a pedant, but you can claim a landi
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Attempt 2 of Starship SN8's 12.5km test flight (live stream)(m.youtube.com)
3 points by geuis 6y ago|0 comments
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by geuis 6y ago
What is a “stablecoin”? I’ve been around the block a few times and have never heard this term before.
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by geuis 6y ago
How this extremely biased and negative comment hasn’t been downvoted, I have no idea. Or perhaps there’s some kind of double sided irony here I’m missing. Either way, what’s being described is a process to refine materials to be used in spa
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by geuis 6y ago
What does this list have to do with Linux specifically? Wouldn’t this be better titled “Alternative services to Google and their products”?
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by geuis 6y ago
Mmm I don’t think so. Gallery shows up fine. https://www.reddit.com/r/3Dprinting/comments/jy14p1/i_combin... Note that I have my mobile settings to use the desktop version and I only use the old interfac
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by geuis 6y ago
Not really in this case. It’s much cheaper to build a larger and more capable installation on the ground.
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by geuis 6y ago
> We're playing with things we barely understand that could have consequences we can't even imagine. The only way people ever understand anything is by play and experimentation. You didn’t spend 5 years thinking about how to ri
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by geuis 6y ago
I'm still getting used to Catalina (and not happy with some changes from the prior version). Catalina may be my last major version upgrade for a few years.
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by geuis 6y ago
Evidence? Hypothesis? I’m personally tired of this ass backwards argument. Of course it’s possible to understand how brains work. It’s called science. We (collectively) are well on our to understanding the biochemistry of neurons and brain
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by geuis 6y ago
What does ML have to do in the problem space at all? I admit, I know nothing of the industry. That being said: You want to detect leaks? If the expected pressures in your pipes are low, there’s a leak. Other sensors exist to detect the chem
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by geuis 6y ago
I don’t think you understand how the biology of vaccines work.
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by geuis 6y ago
Does this need to be a google sheet? Makes it really difficult to read on mobile.
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by geuis 6y ago
This idea of the future of work being permanently changed is really prevalent right now. It’s not going to be. Future of work, that is. We’re in the middle of the storm right now. We’ve all been bailing water for 7 months or so, and lots of
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by geuis 6y ago
Not a critique on the product. You should load that site on mobile. It’s fairly broken. Your background images overlay text, some text is white against a white background, and there’s a bubble of some kind that just hangs out in the middle.
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by geuis 6y ago
It’s been years since I did chemistry but isn’t one of the problems with this and similar experiments is that they don’t include phosphorus?
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Apple sues Canadian recycling firm for reselling 100k devices, not destroying(iphoneincanada.ca)
110 points by geuis 6y ago|130 comments
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by geuis 6y ago
This is a prime dictionary worthy example of not getting the point.
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by geuis 6y ago
This really needs some context.

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