hoseja

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   by hoseja 3y ago

   Please try imagining how unfathomably vast space is, and how stable certain orbits can be.
2. 752.▲
   by hoseja 3y ago

   What is the vulnerability here? Being an asshole to a co-member on a project? What I'm saying is, this seems like a place of mutual trust, no apparent reason to be especially hardened.
3. 753.▲
   by hoseja 3y ago

   Is there some website or something where you can enter a Japanese name in unspecified order and receive a guess on which is family name and which is given name?
4. 754.▲
   by hoseja 3y ago

   Thanks, haven't yet read the article through when I commented, stupid of me.
5. 755.▲
   by hoseja 3y ago

   Effective countermeasures will soon be created. As you say, these are cardboard junk, it's not very hard to destroy them in great numbers cheaply once it's figured out.
6. 756.▲
   by hoseja 3y ago

   Why don't they fly with transponders on during training, precisely for this reason?
7. 757.▲
   by hoseja 3y ago

   How do they know I've installed a singleplayer offline game?
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   by hoseja 3y ago

   They also sometimes argue for Art Deco any others. Basically anything that is the anathema of CAD-drawn monstrosity of rebar concrete sheetmetal and glass by an establishment celebrity architect with overblown ego.
9. 759.▲
   by hoseja 3y ago

   Also, on topic of green rooms in Britain, they were most likely toxic: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scheele%27s_Green
10. 760.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    Microsoft makes Explorer an integral, unremovable, ever-present part of Windows. Raymond Chen gets very upset when people modify it. Smells of hypocrisy to me. Let go of the de-facto Explorer monopoly and you won't have to deal with th
11. 761.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    Basically like sauerkraut and fermented pickles.
12. 762.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    If you think any of this through, it quickly devolves into self-defense and strategy optimization in iterated games. Justice is just an imaginary framework on top of that that makes society not collapse from blood feud. "Suffering&quot
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    by hoseja 3y ago

    Killing people isn't a typical side-effect of normal usage of pen, unless you want to go into comparing might with swords.
14. 764.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    Because the insoluble rocks are igneous, not biologically created. No mollusk has a feldspar shell or something.
15. 765.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    They are used by organisms but they are not removed from circulation. Other ions, calcium etc. are used and incorporated into insoluble minerals.
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    by hoseja 3y ago

    Fridges use minuscule amounts of energy. The added complexity of integration would overwhelm any savings.
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    by hoseja 3y ago

    The problem with vanilla std::deque is that the only acceptable implementation is in clang libc++. On MSVC it's basically an overcomplicated linked list.
18. 768.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    There's actually only about 15 times higher partial pressure of carbon dioxide on Mars because the atmosphere is so much thinner.
19. 769.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    The subject is encoded in the verb, as stated.
20. 770.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    Hm, would be nice in a handheld form :)
21. 771.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    Hey look a startup that will perfect the exploitation of those "neurodivergent" enough to tell on themselves.
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    by hoseja 3y ago

    Just because Python silently ignores the bugs doesn't mean they're not there.
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    by hoseja 3y ago

    Not a fan of nasty fingerprinting tricks honestly.
24. 774.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    Wouldn't you know it, I don't plan on having eleven children. I'd be glad to afford just a couple.
25. 775.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    I still maintain that the current (hopefully slowing) unprecedented industrial population explosion - it increased fourfold in just the last hundred years! - was orchestrated by empires to have enough bodies to throw into meatgrinders of to
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    by hoseja 3y ago

    There is aerated and there is full of air. There can be quite the difference.
27. 777.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    Is it theoretically possible to visualize wind currents by, like, shining UV-light (that diffracts strongly in the atmosphere)? Basically instead of putting smoke in the air, use the part of spectrum where all air is smoky.
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    by hoseja 3y ago

    I also see a problem with "talking" to whales being: "Hello, I am human who learned your click-language." "I don't care one bit, now where are the squid..." Basically imagine them like some remote people e
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    by hoseja 3y ago

    I'm glad to live in Europe where people have lots of guns but basically never threaten others with them because they are generally decent folk.
30. 780.▲
    by hoseja 3y ago

    These efforts always fail the first half a dozen attempts or so. Thankfully our corporate-state betters have deep reserves of effort!