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by grebc 10mo ago
Honestly, just saying the maths doesn’t always work is much more approachable than dark/invisible matter.
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by grebc 10mo ago
I like Tim, his arguments come across as an honest attempt to answer real questions. I feel as if the current crop of physicists look down on things that appear too simplistic. Their math give an answer with artefacts they can’t match to re
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by grebc 11mo ago
Realising current day events rhyme very closely with historical events is pretty eye opening. It’s a tragedy of the commons we are all largely oblivious as a species.
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by grebc 11mo ago
Seasoned tech user and changing the link location stumps you? BOOKMARK IT. Things change. Sorry fellow Aussie here and every Tom, Dick & Harry has had their say on this website during the likely 1000’s of committee meetings here. I’d ch
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by grebc 11mo ago
Bingo.
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by grebc 11mo ago
English has good words for severity which is what they’re trying to impart.
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by grebc 11mo ago
It is nice to feel that your taxes in your country are being spent wisely. I know it’s subjective so different for everyone but here in Australia I feel like it’s been a long time since we had actual leadership and we’ve had lousy middle ma
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by grebc 11mo ago
I actually give Trump more credit for understanding scrapping filibuster is the wrong move. I also think he’s smart enough to realise people think he’s dumb. So he says scrap filibuster as a way to sow the seeds that there’s tension where t
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by grebc 11mo ago
No one’s panicking but you pal. I made an observation that the present day is rhyming with history. You’re now raising Godwin’s law. Good job.
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by grebc 11mo ago
I understand Trump nominated and congress/senate approved the last couple of Supreme Court members? I’d classify things like FDA/FAA as legislative parts of the governments but maybe that’s wrong. Also I don’t see other government
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by grebc 11mo ago
Everyone also forgot their sense humour too.
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by grebc 11mo ago
Assassination & attempted assassinations have all happened within 12ish months. You’ve got an executive branch stacking all open positions in judicial and legislative branches with their political appointees. And the executive is interp
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by grebc 11mo ago
Republican Congress is in his pocket. If he wanted a compromise you bet your bottom dollar it would happen.
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by grebc 11mo ago
Reminds me of the dysfunction the Roman Republic towards the end of it’s time. It’s not unique to the US however, I think maybe we are all approaching the end of the line for current political/civil systems without further work that no
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by grebc 11mo ago
Right tool for the right job. I’ve written some pretty complicated vanilla JS and it works fine. I’m not dealing with other people crappy code however so YMMV.
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by grebc 11mo ago
I’d wager most people would rather avoid the hard questions. Much easier to stay calm and carry on;)
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by grebc 11mo ago
Ask your wizard to use a different framework?
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by grebc 11mo ago
For what it’s worth - vanilla JS is pretty darn good and if you’re only dipping in for some small functionality I highly doubt a framework brings much benefit.
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by grebc 11mo ago
Just write some code that uses your preferred framework?
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by grebc 11mo ago
I commented on the prior article posted that The Onion writers don’t even need to conjure a story anymore, just report the facts.
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by grebc 1y ago
Which other entity in existence is there?
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by grebc 1y ago
Who’s doing your modelling at the FAA? Aren’t they all furloughed or working while not paid?
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by grebc 1y ago
Gestapo be like that.
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by grebc 1y ago
The writers for The Onion don’t even need to write. Just report straight facts.
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by grebc 1y ago
Thanks for posting, I enjoyed reading and hope to give this a go soon!
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by grebc 1y ago
That my compiler or interpreter may insert code that has a completely different outcome to the intended source code is way down the list in terms of thoughts when stumbling upon a bug.
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by grebc 1y ago
I apologise as I replied in a shirty manner and deleted as I thought better of it. I don’t think we’ll be able to really discuss the matter so have a good night!
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by grebc 1y ago
Thank you for trying.
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by grebc 1y ago
Thank you for the links :)
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by grebc 1y ago
I am just a lay person so a lot of the maths is over my head for all of this, but I do try to follow the best I can. Do you ever ponder that the maths that you try to distill into the “laws of physics” is just too low of a fidelity for such

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