goldenkey

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by goldenkey 3y ago
Many accidents have happened, most never heard of. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tokaimura_nuclear_accidents Hell, Hisashi Ouchi's death could just been handed down by a medieval like Ivan the Terrible.
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Same and it only cost me time to laugh and comment. In those seconds, the wavefunction of the universe shifted to a hellscape. Use your time carefully /Fluke/Luke/s!
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Oncall done right will involve a feedback mechanism to the originators of the root cause.
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by goldenkey 3y ago
I see. Thank you for the explanation Paul. Keep up the valuable work!
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Why not just make a simple polling script to check the github links automatically?
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by goldenkey 3y ago
A-bingo. Yes, so many of our best technologies were inspired by natural information processes. Aspirin comes from isolating the biologically active chemical, Salicylic acid, in willow tree bark. Disc laser technology and nano -texture pain
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by goldenkey 3y ago
The inks have unknown effects. I have a tattoo. I would not recommend them considering long-term lymphatic and mutagenic properties. Eh. You feel good at first, more aligned with your mind, then you realize you could have just put a poster
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by goldenkey 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neurotrophic_electrode
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Oyy veigh I took an abstraction and resized it :-)
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Is there a bacteria/animal/fungi equivalent of rootstock that selective breeding has used? I know we study some long lived germlines of E. coli for example. And how about mushroom farms?
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Thank you, that makes sense. Are there animal/eukaryotic versions of the Dr Huey (GMO invaders?)
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by goldenkey 3y ago
I wasn't trolling and no one needs to treat me extra compassionately. I can cope just fine with reality. It's most folks who deny reality in order to remain sane and low in stress. The world has some primordial evils in it. Only w
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Why is the Dr Huey hideous, other than it being misused by humans in odd grafting procedures?
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by goldenkey 3y ago
The same has been done to me by the same systems both physical and electronic. I have mental and physical scars to show. The good die young if they don't realize the game they are playing quick enough. Godspeed.
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Does wordpress.com used a forked version? Last time I remember that the custom themes were limited for the hosted solution. Maybe this was for performance reasons?
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by goldenkey 3y ago
The author implies it: "As I’ve written before, you couldn’t pay me any amount of money to go back in time and experience the horrors of dentistry before the most modern technology"
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by goldenkey 3y ago
https://www.logicallyfallacious.com/logicalfallacies/Appeal-... Try actually debating instead of using cheap parlor tricks, as the "the scammers" would.
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by goldenkey 3y ago
It's not crank stuff. I hate this common call of the old as "dumb crank shit!" Near-infrared already known to have many beneficial effects, even just through the skin: https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/art
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Or an npm package got poisoned.
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Those are a psuedo SaaS (Google -Angular, Facebook - React) since the framework is funded, evangelized, and pays speakers to give talks at conferences. They usually kill the project if they can't make enough money off of the market of
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by goldenkey 3y ago
They are partnering with NFT communities.
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Glass refracts and depending on what it's made of, will absorb some frequencies. > For normal incidence, approximately 4 % of the light is reflected; this value is determined by the refractive index of the glass. For most glasses wi
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Indeed, chemical engines, naturally aspirated. :-)
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by goldenkey 3y ago
In the same vein, most of our energy comes from oxygen, not the food we eat :-) https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC6379287/
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Is it possible to put some translucent protective material that doesn't block the frequencies the panels absorb?
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Very good bottler! :-)
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Where's the windows in this place? I see /dev/null but I'm afraid to venture into it.
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by goldenkey 3y ago
You're forgetting the interconnects, the buses. Now, make a topologically-parameterized bound model ;-)
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Yeah, it wouldn't buy us anything additional. The only way to really verify would be to look at out of distribution inputs and see if they satisfy what we'd really like. Wouldn't that be true generalization? Otherwise our mod
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by goldenkey 3y ago
Will have to check it out, thanks!

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