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601.
by hoseja 3y ago
Not all.
602.
by hoseja 3y ago
BTW, dining philosophers is an extremely clunky example.
603.
by hoseja 3y ago
When even the most basic, logical, obvious line of questioning exposes an insanely racist oikophobic ideology, maybe being "bad faith" does not disqualify an argument.
604.
by hoseja 3y ago
Is the left banner just random or does it encode a message?
605.
by hoseja 3y ago
Using a ton of water is a plus. Saving water is a necessity in overcrowded megalopolises maybe, imposed on all the rest.
606.
by hoseja 3y ago
>unsuspecting Therein lies the crux, I think. Perhaps lowering the consumer trust barriers boosts the economy, perhaps it's the road to hell.
607.
by hoseja 3y ago
Also synthetic opal and zirconia etc
608.
by hoseja 3y ago
You do need to pay rent to Big Petrol though.
609.
by hoseja 3y ago
I did. They still don't have anything in common other than being means to locomotion across the ground. Unlike, f.e. cameras that are directly inspired by the eye, airplane wings being directly inspired by bird wings. Wheels are not di
610.
by hoseja 3y ago
I don't care the gladiators die eventually. They don't much either. "But isn't there somebody you forgot to ask?", says the longhouse.
611.
by hoseja 3y ago
>a lot of fat should get trimmed It won't though, entire limbs will be cut off.
612.
by hoseja 3y ago
, except for in reality.
613.
by hoseja 3y ago
It's hard to imagine two objects in the vehicle-ground-interface conceptual space much farther away from one another than feet and wheels.
614.
by hoseja 3y ago
Perkingee, when you read one orthography with the rules of another orthography. Curiously, also happens to "Czech" or "Czechia" itself which I've been shocked to learn some pronounce chechia instead of checkia ,
615.
by hoseja 3y ago
..."It was established to cultivate a Francophilic loyal class of intellectual and political elites"... Weird how it's not polite to write about the indoctrination aspect of modern western schooling... Also astonished at the
616.
by hoseja 3y ago
Also, "civilians".
617.
by hoseja 3y ago
It's really hard to keep a swimming pool clean. Most of the design is utilitarian.
618.
by hoseja 3y ago
Why would anyone even consider pasting obfuscated JS into their console, on HN of all places, is beyond me.
619.
by hoseja 3y ago
Try observing how you pathfind IRL. It has nothing to do with A*, whose only pro is easy computability. It shouldn't be the default unless you need high performance pathfinding.
620.
by hoseja 3y ago
Has anyone tried consolidating all these national trackers into a big European one?
621.
by hoseja 3y ago
There sure has been a lot of slits simulated in Blender.
622.
by hoseja 3y ago
By annoying regular users you tank the value of the hostile corporation.
623.
by hoseja 3y ago
Oh they know. But that knowledge is power and they'd rather keep that power for themselves.
624.
by hoseja 3y ago
Is the phrase "OK Google" very hard to pronounce for anyone else? Specifically the G after the Kay.
625.
by hoseja 3y ago
>held together in a confined region by the gravitational attraction of its own field energy Hm, not quite, they'd be held together topologically but the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geometrodynamics is interes
626.
by hoseja 3y ago
Hey I have a better title: "Toxic" comments easy to track and quantify for researchers.
627.
by hoseja 3y ago
Probably because it's literally "Add oil", a weird Chinglish expression. If it were just 加油 it would be less notable.
628.
by hoseja 3y ago
Eh, C₆₀, one of the largest molecules with observed quantum interference, close enough.
629.
by hoseja 3y ago
But these add nothing to the article but confusion. That's not how doing interference works. That's not any sort of weighting device. Could have been a generic galaxy-brain stock art and I'd be less annoyed.
630.
by hoseja 3y ago
Yes! Panning shots are such a pain. Motionblur them or something please.

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