jayGlow

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by jayGlow 1y ago
in the book they couldn't stay in their system since it was unstable and our star was the closest to them and they knew we were less advanced than them.
92.
by jayGlow 1y ago
you don't need to build a physical shell, a dyson swarm would get the job done.
93.
by jayGlow 1y ago
what do you consider the most successful life forms to be? humans currently inhabit every continent and are unquestionably at the top of the food chain.
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by jayGlow 1y ago
Couldn't you do that now already? you wouldn't make as much money as on software but construction or farming are both viable careers.
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by jayGlow 2y ago
they released a new device called a neox recently that allows slack to be given out easier. still autolocks if you pull to fast but it's great overall.
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by jayGlow 2y ago
were there significantly more plane crashes or significantly more media coverage of the plane crashes? this seems similar to the train derailment a few years ago where they seemed more common due to more media exposure.
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by jayGlow 2y ago
vote for a different party that aligns with your views?
98.
by jayGlow 2y ago
we have tried communicating with dolphins. maybe the issue was that we didn't give them enough LSD https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Margaret_Howe_Lovatt
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by jayGlow 2y ago
wouldn't that just start an arms race of each side trying to stack the court whenever they're in power?
100.
by jayGlow 2y ago
I'm not getting your point? the book had some out there ideas but the core concept of consciousness not being necessary for intelligence seemed fairly reasonable.
101.
by jayGlow 2y ago
chat gpt gave me 15-25% which seems about right when comparing with other sources.
102.
by jayGlow 2y ago
emily is the name of characters that are rescued in bioshock infinite as well as the first dishonored game. both games are around a decade old but were popular at the time.
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by jayGlow 2y ago
it sounds more like the sequel "children of ruin" children of time primarily involves spiders.
104.
by jayGlow 2y ago
In the culture series there is sort of a cap on technology. once a civilization reaches a certain point they tend to sublime effectively leaving the current plane of existence. This means most civilizations only last a few 10s of thousands
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by jayGlow 2y ago
there are actually some mammals that behave in a similar fashion. some mole rats are eusocial [1]. there is also a book name coalescent by stephan Baxter that explores this concept and how it could work in humans. https://en.m.wi
106.
by jayGlow 2y ago
I've been getting into climbing a lot more lately as well. pretty fun sport and requires a bit more thought than my normal lifting routine so it's nice to switch it up.
107.
by jayGlow 2y ago
I think their point was a doctor being called in to work in an emergency not that the doctor is having an emergency.
108.
by jayGlow 2y ago
funnily enough the ps3 was literally a super computer, at least if you hooked up enough of them https://phys.org/news/2010-12-air-playstation-3s-supercomput...
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by jayGlow 2y ago
there are likely technologies that could mitigate the effects while we work on a solution. geoengineering could help reduce the temperature of the planet although that has its own problems.
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by jayGlow 3y ago
I think he was referring to the Xbox far cry sequels far cry instinct and far cry evolution. seems they really are not well known.
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by jayGlow 3y ago
having an in group bias is pretty universal among social animals. do you really expect people to value another species over their own?
112.
by jayGlow 3y ago
human soldiers already do that, if they can get it down to lower levels than humans it would be an improvement.
113.
by jayGlow 3y ago
I'm fairly certain red faction didn't use Nvidia physX at all.
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by jayGlow 3y ago
why is it dangerous? Even the closest star is years away at the speed of light hostilities at that distance seem impractical.
115.
by jayGlow 3y ago
what's really crazy to me is how fast it became mundane, this technology is still mind blowing to me but most people no longer seem impressed.
116.
by jayGlow 3y ago
why not? we know microgravity has a negative effect on people but we haven't tested 1/3rd gravity. unless I missed something we don't know the threshold for negative effects from lowered gravity.
117.
by jayGlow 3y ago
they put on fat because the body fat level they compete at is unsustainable for long periods of time. additionally gaining fat is unavoidable when trying to gain muscle past a certain point.
118.
by jayGlow 3y ago
can't speak for price but I have been vaccinated for rabies there were 4 or 5 shots over a few weeks none of them were particularly painful.
119.
by jayGlow 3y ago
sounds like "masons rats" by neal asher. which got a pretty good adaptation by Netflix. https://m.imdb.com/title/tt20239370/
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by jayGlow 3y ago
people don't always make the most logical decision. that goes doubly so when they're in a stressful situation like a fight.

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