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heavenlyblue
9mo ago
Most of these people are not esoteric though and come from privileged families :)
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heavenlyblue
9mo ago
Surprised you are getting downvoted - that's exactly how you get quick legal response, by taking actions that destabilise society. It doesn't matter who is right necessarily.
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heavenlyblue
9mo ago
Yard Sale Pizza in London does it's own delivery and it's great where it's available. I hated that I had to use their website but delivery is always good and still warm.
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heavenlyblue
9mo ago
It's a god damn vape, 3Kb of ram is already a massive overkill for the purpose.
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heavenlyblue
11mo ago
so why is left water further away from ground? this example make 0 sense
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
can't you just save the seed?
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
You are also talking about a track with infinite mass because otherwise the reason train can change direction is because it's pushing the track northwards
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
I mean the issue is that British people are so uptight about the government id card when a) oyster/credit card allows somebody to track all of their movement b) there's plenty of information collection that combined can be used ag
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
If you assume the availability of hosts is local to the perimeter of the infected hosts, then the relative growth is limited to 2/R where R is the distance from patient 0 in 2 dimensions. It's becuase an area of the circle defines
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
how would the existence of this card make it easier to pursue you if you're let's say, Jewish? Doesn't passport/driving license already have thisv
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1y ago
If they use encrypted chat, that means they also somehow communicate between teams residing in different buildings, and I doubt they use wires for that. Does that mean it's radio? And if it is, what stops drones from homing in on their
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1y ago
If somebody held a gun to your head, is there a wayto answer the questions differently such that the money transfer is faked? I doubt so, so it's quite similar. I guess it's harder to talk under duress.
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
What was the pressure?
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
However, it's quite improbable that bends like that would repeat at a 1-metre scale, at least because the river itself has a minimum width (or maximum depth it can go, if we assume some incredibly narrow gorge)
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
It also makes sense to pick a resolution because coastline changes on an hourly basis (and minute-basis, for rivers during rainfall), so that these differences would not massively affect the measurement every single second
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
While I think all overgorund trains have AC installed, this summer a lot of them either ran too low or not running at all, this is for Windrush line
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
Have you tried to log in AWS account using corporate identity? How many redirects it takes? Or Bing/Microsoft? Or the new trendy thing where you have to put in your email before password field is shown (because it may require 2-auth).
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
Elite doesn't need massive forests, they just need a little smaller forest that they can own themselves
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1y ago
I saw tourists parking cars in New Zealand and, because the road is on an incline sideways, some cars would fall into a ditch. Was the car driven recklessly or was it a parking/reversing mistake? This kind of thinking just brings unnec
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
Very much disagree about this, European expats often make fun of how many cones are regularly used on the roads in the UK.
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
Given that it starts with a thing called "id" which is an implementation detail and probably should not be used for equality, it seems like this is a geniuinely well designed language :)
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1y ago
> Sure the add() function probably takes 2 numbers, but maybe it takes a list? Or a two-tuple? How would we or the LLM know without having the documentation? You just listed possible options in the order of their relative probability. Hu
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1y ago
Why does it need the same bits of memory as steps?
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1y ago
With MDMA if you have 150 mg of powder, you have 150mg of powder, i.e. this is the upper bound on how much substance you will take (be it MDMA or not), i.e. there can't be MORE than 150 mg. With LSD it's always a solution (either
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
I don't understand, what do you mean by "sell out"? You are working for cash
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
It's extremely unlikely they need to load spreadsheets large enough for 21Gb/s speed to matter
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heavenlyblue
1y ago
Looks like they just need to use complex numbers in their calculations?
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heavenlyblue
2y ago
Why do you need an alternative spelling of false?
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heavenlyblue
2y ago
What do you expect? There are so many ways to handle this behvaiour it's pretty obvious why this is not allowed. Do you take datetime.date and then compare? Do you assume all dates are datetimes at midnight?
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2y ago
An unbalanced car wheel is hitting the road harder to it stops, an unbalanced planet is still flying in empty space, where does the energy go then?
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