hoseja

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391.
by hoseja 2y ago
This actually sort of ruins the sport for me. I'm sure there's practical reasons for it, just like with BattleBot but it's just so... lame. Put them into an irregular tunnel maze, time them from the millisecond they enter.
392.
by hoseja 2y ago
Race cycling is such a degenerated sport.
393.
by hoseja 2y ago
No, it itself makes it.
394.
by hoseja 2y ago
I don't think mentioning you're autistic actually clears that up. Would probably be better to mention the association thought process without leading with the diagnosis.
395.
by hoseja 2y ago
Is it ever not toxic? The rank mix of volatile organics has always made me nauseous. I'll take a flight-proven, properly outgassed car any time, thank you very much.
396.
by hoseja 2y ago
I am eagerly awaiting probe manufacturers learning anything at all from Ingenuity.
397.
by hoseja 2y ago
Doesn't sound too serious.
398.
by hoseja 2y ago
https://www.theintrinsicperspective.com/p/the-1-ai-cant-teac...
399.
by hoseja 2y ago
t. Kelvin
400.
by hoseja 2y ago
That comparative is doing a lot of work.
401.
by hoseja 2y ago
And then you see it's just an artefact of constructing the maze from connected triangles.
402.
by hoseja 2y ago
Why doesn't Sisyphos simply stop pushing the stone?
403.
by hoseja 2y ago
Massive taxpayer support for such frivolous projects as the first and only global broadband (battlefield capable) communication system and the only working american human-rated launcher, both for quarter the cost the next guy would like to
404.
by hoseja 2y ago
I'm sure we'll be so excited to eventually find out what exactly all that teflon in goretex does to our healthy outdoorsy bodies.
405.
by hoseja 2y ago
Voilà! Now you have mentally ill destroying houses.
406.
by hoseja 2y ago
The only winning move.
407.
by hoseja 2y ago
>justified How about yall stop factory farming first. But I guess a curious slightly mad scientist is an easier target than an agrocorporation, the guy probably won't feed you to the hogs.
408.
by hoseja 2y ago
Targeted to the always online generation that does this automatically, probably. Whips in the soul.
409.
by hoseja 2y ago
Why do you need apps for books. Stop. Buy a bookcase.
410.
by hoseja 2y ago
Well then I'm really unsure what's happening. Any serious researcher in either of those fields should be able and trying to expand into all available supercompute.
411.
by hoseja 2y ago
Did your university not have a bioinformatics department?
412.
by hoseja 2y ago
Am I reading wrong or is the penultimate part just basic two's complement?
413.
by hoseja 2y ago
The day is 28 times longer than on Earth. You'd need very big capacitors.
414.
by hoseja 2y ago
How is it more difficult than return from the near side, besides the need for a relay?
415.
by hoseja 2y ago
Thank you, that's very nice. I was skeptical a simple sum would work but these solutions indeed look very elegant. Shame this isn't in the base game.
416.
by hoseja 2y ago
Free pair of knee-high socks with every cert.
417.
by hoseja 2y ago
How about an EGAI first my dudes. I keep getting embarrassed to share a continent with these people.
418.
by hoseja 2y ago
If we tried? Probably. Nobody will let you seriously try, on Earth at least.
419.
by hoseja 2y ago
>What kinds of prompts are generating these texts? >I don’t know. I’m not a virgin. As I said, I have a child. >But I did want to read about my nice Nazi Youth friend and her farmer’s market journey Are they capable of writing with
420.
by hoseja 2y ago
>Any girl who loved the fairy tales passed young O’Connor’s test. A kindred spirit had been found. That just filters for weirdos though? You should actually be terrified?

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