hoseja

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by hoseja 2y ago
Are you being serious? The first page actually has information on it. You can add margins in the devtools.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I really wanted the pillow.
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by hoseja 2y ago
The rare Imgur-as-an-independent-social-site post.
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by hoseja 2y ago
So you are against human flourishing. I see.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Modern airliner travel is about as or more co2-efficient as riding a bus.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Inhumation isn't exclusively christian where did you even come up with that. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/%C3%9An%C4%9Btice_culture#Buri...
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by hoseja 2y ago
Do they still need local ground stations?
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by hoseja 2y ago
Like 80% of your authentic urges have to be repressed to, erm, live in a society. It's then hard to find a good point to stop doing that.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Then you can simply have more AI in the data centres.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Cause, effect.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Muscle mass adaptiveness is an optimization for regular famine conditions. We could choose to let go of it, like we recently chose to let go of ravenous hunger with GLP drugs.
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by hoseja 2y ago
It's also possible to make synthetic ruby yourself.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Sometimes it feels like we've taught computers to do long division by simulated hand just a billion times less efficiently.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I once heard that the mechanism was too fine/the gear train too large that it could not possibly actually work without stripping the gears or seizing due to friction.
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by hoseja 2y ago
>The Cold War seemed to set humanity back by a many decades compared to what, everyong holding hands and singing kumbaya under the watchful eye of the american hegemony? We've been "catching up" since the 90's and, we
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by hoseja 2y ago
In the context of the article it's probably ferromagnetism and antiferromagnetism though.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Bi-elliptic can also be better for large inclination changes. The catch is that coasting to the eccentric apogee takes way longer.
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by hoseja 2y ago
I was somewhat surprised at the scale. The station appears quite big compared to the sun's disk, doesn't it? These astronomical conjunctions are always useful when trying to internalize the geometry in the Solar system.
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by hoseja 2y ago
>from my vantage point it seems like people are less tolerant of the old school, laddish internet type trolling. And that is exciting too. >It's mostly just like — hey, can we cool it? Can we cool it with the German hymns?
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by hoseja 2y ago
Beautiful! Is the concept of balanced ternary semiconductor gates elaborated somewhere?
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by hoseja 2y ago
Was it anything but another bit for identification?
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by hoseja 2y ago
Can you access the ADC in a non-audio context? If not then it's dedicated to audio. The Square reader is like a telephone modem, presumably some app then listens to the "microphone"?
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by hoseja 2y ago
We ARE on YCombinator here, after all. And there are lambdas there. Good enough?
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by hoseja 2y ago
>“The true way is along a rope that is not spanned high in the air, but only just above the ground. It seems intended more to cause stumbling than to be walked along.” Is this a reference to Nietzsche?
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by hoseja 2y ago
>We’ll use the hyperreal numbers from the unsexily named field of nonstandard analysis There it is.
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by hoseja 2y ago
The, sadly not very polished, game Hyperbolica nevertheless really helped me open my mind to hyperbolic spaces.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Hey look another xkcd://927
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by hoseja 2y ago
Instead of leaning into the FNAF craze?
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by hoseja 2y ago
I don't want a gaming phone. I want a tricoder phone. Integrated FLIR. Mic that can pickup bat ultrasounds to like 100 kHz. The best MEMS gyroscopes and magnetometers. Sadly I feel like a harbinger consumer with my tastes.
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by hoseja 2y ago
Hashing is specifically done to prevent just this. (Just reacting to the comment here, haven't grokked the specifics.)

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