hoseja

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by hoseja 1y ago
Up to a point.
62.
by hoseja 1y ago
Counter counter counter point: That's a good outcome.
63.
by hoseja 1y ago
Plant genomes are an insane mess.
64.
by hoseja 1y ago
Like some sort of buoyancy?
65.
by hoseja 1y ago
Is there a word for this? Subpar lead-free solders and piezoelectrics, subpar coolants etc. Greenshittification?
66.
by hoseja 1y ago
Buy from GoG and indies Don't play AAA slop
67.
by hoseja 1y ago
When I used much of these same methods at uni, all the software was utterly unoptimized "scientist-programmed" spaghetti mess and I strongly suspect it still is. And there is not a 100x hero hacker that could clean this Augean sta
68.
by hoseja 1y ago
Such is the nature of the scorpion.
69.
by hoseja 1y ago
Well there is the whole Vegas Sphere. Haven't heard anything about it lately though...
70.
by hoseja 1y ago
"Where is the urgent government programme?" Sounds like it was a government programme that caused this disaster in the first place.
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by hoseja 1y ago
What a silly gadget. Also by the way the Normandy beaches were NOT fortified with bunkers very much at all (unlike what you might have seen in Saving Private Ryan), just trenches and sandbags. A large portion of Omaha beach casualties were
72.
by hoseja 1y ago
Nowadays you just reimplement them in CSS.
73.
by hoseja 1y ago
Sorry but skill issue.
74.
by hoseja 1y ago
They aren't nuts but legumes.
75.
by hoseja 1y ago
And for birdsong there is specifically BirdNET, operating on a similar principle as this. I might check out Merlin specifically just for the ID wizard, for raptors which are pain to photograph and are best IDd by shilouette.
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by hoseja 1y ago
This is what a guy can do in his garage: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UBVlL0FNbSE It punches through titanium sheet in seconds.
77.
by hoseja 1y ago
This is flawed thinking. Human decisions scale worse - this is a feature.
78.
by hoseja 1y ago
Artists have enjoyed privileged standing because current society depends on high intensity propaganda to be at all viable, since about the industrial revolution or the world wars. Now they cry when they lose their monopoly.
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by hoseja 1y ago
The propaganda very much is, to certain people.
80.
by hoseja 1y ago
There is... another.
81.
by hoseja 1y ago
Well then it is not a singularity either, is it. Feels a bit like a misunderstanding is happening. "Singularity" is a well-defined mathematical concept, not just a cool synonym for "black hole".
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by hoseja 1y ago
You do realize that US still enjoys its cryptohegemony. CIA surely has a lot of levers to ensure uppity euros don't undermine profits.
83.
by hoseja 1y ago
Sclerotization.
84.
by hoseja 1y ago
Has there ever been anything so byzantine in scale and accidental complexity as internet plumbing.
85.
by hoseja 1y ago
I saw one lodged in the front grill of an SUV just the other day. Grisly.
86.
by hoseja 1y ago
You're not ever actually seeing the singularity. The place of INFINITE density. You're seeing the event horizon/curved spacetime around it, at best. Those can also appear around non-singularities.
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by hoseja 1y ago
>but it was a special case Starship is the biggest rocket ever attempted, with uncommon propellant, most advanced engine cycle and it is designed to be fully reusable. Falcon was safe retreading of known ground comparatively.
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by hoseja 1y ago
They keep flying old spaceships they built before flaws became apparent in tests. Presumably it'll get better as they work through the backlog.
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by hoseja 1y ago
>SpaceX doesn't typically give the public as much detail as we'd like It gives magnitudes more details than anyone else.
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by hoseja 1y ago
> and may have better single-core burst performance Is this even still true? And in any case there is 9950X3D

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