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hoseja
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We LOST infrared and UV vision by being little shrews scurrying in darkness from glorious five-color-receptor-vision dinosaurs. Even the third color we apes have we had to re-invent.
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I would like to report an instance of heavy Baader-Meinhof as just yesterday I randomly wondered how many cuils are actually genuinely achievable in simple text and it's two at most IMO.
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> and then immediately hand over control to half a dozen companies at a level that reduces "their" PC to a vendor-owned appliance anyway. Only when you want to play mainstream anticheat slop.
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1y ago
World generation/simulation is a very interesting subject. Nobody has quite cracked it yet in terms of scale and detail.
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>email from Goodreads explaining that it advises authors to "refrain from confronting users who give their books a low rating" Okay that's bullshit. Let them duke it out!
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1y ago
"AKs with the stock removed" I am going to become the Joker. (They are AKS-74U)
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1y ago
Ah yes the journo definition of "AK-47": It has wood furniture.
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1y ago
Do you think the choanoflagellate making up your fingertip knows there is a system.
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1y ago
Well then you have to agree that $48.8 billion IS "something like $100 billion".
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1y ago
There are no r's in strawberry, there are two ɹ's and several dozen achenes. It's a member of Rosaceae by any other name. Fighting with nonsensical english orthography seems kinda pointless to me. Stop trying to make intellig
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1y ago
Don't they actually detect pulse nowadays? Or is it facial micromovements for faceid?
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1y ago
https://store.steampowered.com/app/494840/UBOAT/
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1y ago
Does XRF penetrate the sample? Isn't it a surface measurement?
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1y ago
Except for the thousands of years of civilizational-directed breeding in parts of the globe.
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1y ago
Whenever I look at some award list of contemporary "serious" literature it's filled to the brim with variations on "semi-fictional biography of a 20th century human". I have no idea why this is. Why is this the only
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1y ago
Yet they refuse to test the first emperor.
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1y ago
Ideologically motivated deniers will "rigorously" "prove" humans are unthinking and unintelligent before having to admit computers might be otherwise.
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1y ago
See the target/know which direction it is? Go that direction unless you see an obstacle, in that case go around the obstacle, eventually even backtracking if it turns out the obstacle was worse than you could see. Don't see/k
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1y ago
Lentils in the dough sound great actually.
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1y ago
Occasionally wielded as a weapon.
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1y ago
I don't like A* It's a performance hack, not how entities trying to get somewhere behave.
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1y ago
There is an photo example for quality levels throughout the article but instead of classical JPEG compression artifacts it just seems to get progressively more posterized. What's up with that.
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1y ago
It's like "adapting" Akallabêth so you can tell your own empowering story for modern audiences.
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1y ago
Why did people just accept this is a crime at all? You don't appear to be a zoomer.
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1y ago
This is wrong about phosphors in the initial explanation, no? They are actually quite broadband AFAIK.
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1y ago
Here's a random example of one, current flow 2.16: https://mapy.com/en/zakladni?pid=107312153&newest=1&yaw=1.53...
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1y ago
"In 2024, Europe’s data center industry consumed about 62 million cubic meters of water, which is equivalent to about 24,000 Olympic swimming pools." In other words, about two cubic meters per second, a small shallow stream.
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Late_Pleistocene_extinctions Ain't no civilization done this.
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1y ago
"20 tons of the snakes" Really... striking? bizzare? ...turn of phrase. It makes sense I guess, just really caught my attention.
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1y ago
They only seem to have made a thin film though, can this be produced in bulk?
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