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hoseja
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hoseja
4y ago
They could have build about ten JWSTs for the price of like three. The insane price is the cost of prototyping (and porkbarrelling).
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4y ago
uint32_t next() { index++; return array[index - 1]; } I do like uint32_t next() { return array[index++]; } , shame it's kinda unintuitive.
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hoseja
4y ago
I am more and more convinced the Theory of Everything will turn out to be purely topological, with spacetime swirling, knotting and swelling in ways that look like the fundamental forces from up here.
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hoseja
4y ago
Coincidentally, a recent relevant XKCD: https://xkcd.com/2761/
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hoseja
4y ago
In the title photo but missing from the list.
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hoseja
4y ago
Dracula isn't even Latin. It's Slavic declension. His father was Dracul (Dragon), from Emperor Sigismund's Order of the Dragon and he's son of Dracul - syn Dracula.
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hoseja
4y ago
This has happened some ten thousand years ago when states evolved.
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hoseja
4y ago
Didn't like zones of thought personally, a very fantasy concept.
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hoseja
4y ago
But what if the search engine has GMOs in it? And maybe it's powered by nucular!
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hoseja
4y ago
Try mapy.cz , it's surprisingly decent even for international use.
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hoseja
4y ago
I think it's deliberate because plebs socializing is a destabilizing factor to the state.
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hoseja
4y ago
Why? That's the best way you can use these things.
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hoseja
4y ago
The crypto problem has an army and intelligence apparatus and ostensibly, legality. Some people may think it would be nice to not have to lose portions of your savings by indirect taxation whenever the problem decides to print money, plus o
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hoseja
4y ago
Nike sells product you can buy and there is a limit to how good a shoe you can make that we've been exploring for the past couple millennia. Socials need to find worse and worse ways to advertise so line can go up and there are new par
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hoseja
4y ago
Using more water is a feature IMO. I want clean clothes. I don't care insane people decided to live ten million a city without enough water to use, there is more than enough where I live. Why should I be uselessly frugal with abundant
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hoseja
4y ago
... what do yall scribe so much?
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hoseja
4y ago
Isn't that what emergence is?
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hoseja
4y ago
This is a big trolley problem, isn't it? Do studies that risk 2 deaths per decade, or do no studies and let tens of thousands die. That Hans Jonas quote is insane. I hate insane americans, why do they have such outsize influence on cul
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hoseja
4y ago
I remember a classmate played a similar game called Travian with similar dedication (I remember an advanced tactic being launching several raids by different allies with different travel times so they landed simultaneously) in highschool, a
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hoseja
4y ago
Freddie DeBoer writes a bit about this.
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hoseja
4y ago
I meant, leaving the microwave open would be fine if they also cancelled the timer after being done with it.
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hoseja
4y ago
Remember, they don't want to solve problems. They want revolution.
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hoseja
4y ago
There are actually only 21 isotopes with "tens or hundreds of millennia" half-life listed on Wikipedia: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_radioactive_nuclides_b...
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hoseja
4y ago
Hell I leak tritium too, couple times a day.
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hoseja
4y ago
I've been intuiting Blackhole Cosmology lately, combined with elementary particles being knots/twists in spacetime, I should really read up on it.
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hoseja
4y ago
Nietzsche's cyclicality is combinatorical, no? As in, given finite degrees of freedom, the entire universe will eventually go through all possible configurations and then start going through them again.
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hoseja
4y ago
>...which showed how objects that become too dense undergo gravitational collapse into singularities – points of infinite mass. Infinite density, no?
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hoseja
4y ago
It probably saves more money by shutting down scams than it loses even on bad PR, sadly.
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hoseja
4y ago
It could probably be somewhat cheaply extracted during decoding.
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hoseja
4y ago
Can that do USB-C charging at higher than lowest common denominator speed?
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