heavenlyblue

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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
make it into a system dialog?
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
arent most of these doors magnetic, ie the power goes down, all doors open
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
> but IIRC one of the reasons for ditching the penny in Canada was that it cost more than a penny of copper to make a penny out of copper. That's true for all coins, otherwise it would be an infinite money hack
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
I was following this guy on instagram that makes the most amazing dumpster miniatures. Together with miniature trash that you can put in and out fo the dumpster.
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
There's a whole paragraph where he lists different frequencies of atom vibration of different elements. Basically a whole paragraph quoting different frequencies, separated by comma. I think he just likes bullying the reader into submi
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
the three body problem is one of the most terse piece of writing I have ever read if being absolutely honest
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
> Banks don't want to give loans because they see those loans as risky Banks may be easily not lending because the industry is not "green" and gives bad name to their brand. And since the industry may be getting smaller it
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
> This ship has sailed. Modern Anticheat platforms are kernel level. so you use a kernel level anti-anti-cheat
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
Here in the UK I think it takes about 10 days to obtain the certification to be able to install AC, plus the cost of approximately 1 AC unit. Installation costs are about 2-3x the unit price, so it's actually massively cheaper to get c
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
For the sake of replacement, we should not include the charging efficiency, because the context is that of "how kuch energy the car can store" rather than "where it comes from"
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
People in the UK bery often do the whole "washing dishes in the bucket" thing which is ridiculous
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
You should probably encode large numbers as strings.
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
> saying that as someone born in ussr, where stealing from government has never been considered stealing Reading this and realising how much of an understatement that is in fact! It's so much an understatement that in USSR lexicon t
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
If you project a line that crosses an aircraft instrument panel it's hard to imagine a line that didn't also go through pilot's body.
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
I am not sure that arranging a deck to form a turing complete computer is an impressive feature. It would be much more impressive if you couldn't ubder any circumstance :)
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
I really like how people write this is a sort of a feature of Christianity when in fact a bunch of people sat down and invented excuses to explain stuff exactly like they do in sci-fi books. Everything you just said is a hypothetical. So is
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
In fact, De Beers have been agressively hiring for their osn blockchain-for-diamonds project.
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
> The opposite is true of hiring senior devs. Many of them will not have learned enough to justify the premium that they demand in the market. They entered the workforce sooner, but that's about it. Senior dev is about skill mot tim
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
Do you mean underwater? Apologies it's not clear if it's a joke?
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
That isn't even necessarily true. For interpreted languages having a test that just runs code asserts that the code is able to run (i.e. you are not calling a string object as a function for example). Which is not enough to always asse
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
But this is bullshit though? if they indeed didn't want you to know of the SAR they would have not closed the account and let you build more of a case to arrest you
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
That's an incorrect assumption though. Overcommit is for pages that have not been accessed yet, however when forking a valid use case is to share pre-loaded, mostly read-only memory between processes.
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
How is forking related to overcommit?
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
There's no way GPS is more useful than a radio signal from the package.
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
You can also shard with postgres, how is that a USP of Mongo?
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
And it's very easy to break this by randomising keyboard layout every time someone enters their password. And that is already used in many systems.
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
Isn't the concern the fires caused by the batteries?
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
I don't understand, would you rather die earlier than have cancer?
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
However since we're currently seeing that allergies are treated by exposure, by removing these from canteens we are strengthening everyone's allergies for the sake of the few. In essence these few unlucky ones, including those who
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by heavenlyblue 2y ago
That's a bad analogy because moving stuff in abacus is the computation itself.

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