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by hoseja 3y ago
Instagram presumably isn't controlled by an expansionist imperial power in Nepal's backyard.
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by hoseja 3y ago
This makes no sense whatsoever. What possible mechanism do you propose for the fungi to detect and act on such low-power microwave emissions?
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by hoseja 3y ago
>according to the expectations set before the launch None of those were set expectations for a successful test. Why are people this resistant to understanding it was the very first test of a completely new and revolutionary rocket.
664.
by hoseja 3y ago
Yes, it's called "testing". Try appreciating that it's usually not medialized.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Presumably they meant orbital launches.
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by hoseja 3y ago
This is much more about exploration than whatever technologically obsolete moribund project NASA is able to push through porkbarrelling process at the expense of a dozen more worthy ones.
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by hoseja 3y ago
All of the orbits. I would rather have a Kessler syndrome around Mars than not.
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by hoseja 3y ago
The problem is that the pedagogy, as in, the best most effective way to teach people things, should improve massively in 70 years. Whether it actually does, that is another question.
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by hoseja 3y ago
I really dislike base-10 tricks. They are just cute, rarely have any deeper significance.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Understood to be more efficiently dealt with, yes.
671.
by hoseja 3y ago
Isn't "being an obnoxious extrovert" a winning strategy?
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by hoseja 3y ago
ad.1) One of the 20 basic aminoacids, which proteins are made of. ad.2) Short of eating processed, hydrolyzed amino sludges; probably general protein restriction, which IMHO isn't very advisable.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Likely not solvable until we have a BCI working.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Let's try potato + semaglutide.
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by hoseja 3y ago
And some education. If you force it hard enough, any quantum forbidden state is just a stern suggestion.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Highly ephemeral. I'm sure you could see any combination of protons and neutrons if you can measure arbitrarily short enough lifetimes.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Stallman has been browbeaten. For, uhh, being an awkward nerd. Can't have those having influence in our technological world.
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by hoseja 3y ago
The aesthetic is heavily inspired by No Man's Sky.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Low maintenance vehicle not dependent on oil?
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by hoseja 3y ago
This, but also Tesla won several bogus high-profile cases with the data they siphon off the vehicles. Hard position.
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by hoseja 3y ago
It's how I see it ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ Distros are mostly cobbled together with stringly-typed bash scripts too.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Python is made for cobbling together things with string and ducktape, for users who would do such a thing. Any change, however good and trivial will have them paralyzed, gnashing their teeth.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Maybe if you stop posting them with the easily-greppable first part they won't be so easy to scrape.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Base 60 actually, honour your Sumerian betters.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Why is everyone piling on CD Projekt, they just had a massive growth after W3 they didn't manage quite right, along with perhaps overcommitting to C2077. I'm allergic to it, is there any evidence of "messy toxic crunch"
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by hoseja 3y ago
I've recently found out String Theory got so big partially because Calabi-Yau manifolds have some neat, mathematically tractable properties. (The one I somewhat understand is, being manifolds, they are locally smooth everywhere, which.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Starlink satellites are not in an orbit where Kessler is a problem. Even if they all broke up, the debris would just get dragged down into the atmosphere fast.
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by hoseja 3y ago
After the first couple space wars we'll have such shielding figured out. Until then, fat chance.
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by hoseja 3y ago
Put telescopes in space, where they belong. Need a crew? Attach a space station.
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by hoseja 3y ago
You'd have to pay the experienced devs in real money.

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