kadoban

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by kadoban 3y ago
What major cities have "reimagined" policing exactly, and in what way? Why would that be related to walking, especially as the first thing that comes to mind for you?
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by kadoban 3y ago
Realistically it's more of a rounded L shape. Once you reach terminal velocity, you're not getting any more energy. Then all you need is to get really lucky and/or hit something relatively soft, like grass on some less-dense
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by kadoban 3y ago
Yes. It depends what you're doing. Most of the basic commands, they're snapshots. When you get into things like rebase especially, you have to think in terms of diffs. I'm not sure what "histories" are, as a distinc
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by kadoban 3y ago
It's designed, just the design goals were "be technically legal and try not to kill the user after one dose". Turns out those don't make good drugs, fairly predictably.
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by kadoban 3y ago
Yeah, you can do it in O(n) time, but you can't do it at all in a streaming fashion. I think you just plain need O(n) memory.
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by kadoban 3y ago
> That's not what they did. They administered what was known from the standard of care of the use of HCQ for treating malaria to be a lethal dose and then said this proved the drug was useless for covid. Please point to that study.
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by kadoban 3y ago
> I have doubts about this simply because I knew people who needed HCQ for other diseases (lupus and rheumatoid arthritis) had trouble getting it during the epidemic because the government restricted supplies. Your evidence against this
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by kadoban 3y ago
No, the final one only required local access as the user in question (this is mentioned after the one you're referring to that required AD Domain takeover).
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by kadoban 3y ago
> Was that the time algae took off, covered the oceans, and oxygenated the atmosphere? Yep, the Oxygen Catastrophe, or I think it has several other names. It was so far back that we don't really have a great way to know what it kill
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by kadoban 3y ago
It's unclear to me why we'd be optimizing solely for pixels or pixels/$. I personally like my wide monitor, and I don't even particularly care to go for more pixels when available, ie my preferred resolution is ~1440p. T
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by kadoban 3y ago
You are seeing Covid associations where none exist.
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by kadoban 3y ago
It shows up as important because it means you're well enough to go outside and be active. In other words, it's mostly correlation. The question is: is _all_ of it correlation or is there actually something else there too?
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by kadoban 3y ago
Amazon sells a bunch of counterfeit books. They're usually trivial to recognize by the shitty paper and printing. May not be obvious to many buyers, but the author of the book would typically be extremely familiar with what the officia
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by kadoban 3y ago
The regulations are very possible, proven by the "meet the emisions regulations" mode that then gets turned off during normal operation.
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by kadoban 3y ago
Heat pumps are more efficient than that.
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by kadoban 3y ago
> It’s a Ponzi scheme predicated on never ending growth. It's a government run pension, that pays for itself. The only reason it's low on money is because it's been stolen from, often by the same people who then say it&#x2
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by kadoban 3y ago
What would stop someone from selling the digital twin to scammers to make better fakes, and just keeping the watch?
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by kadoban 3y ago
If you just disturb the regolith in patterns, would that be visible? Then all we'd need is a few million roombas.
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by kadoban 3y ago
It's best not to ask, or to worry about it.
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by kadoban 3y ago
Best bet I can think of would be to mass produce something that ~doesn't decompose and spread a bunch everywhere so at least one will be found. Something like diamond plaques with writing on them, maybe just reuse what we put on Voyage
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by kadoban 3y ago
My understanding is that it just makes it less predictable once that happens. We don't know exactly where all those stars are, and it gets chaotic once they start interacting. It probably is a _bit_ more likely as well, you suddenly ha
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by kadoban 3y ago
There's every possibility that neither Voyager will ever arrive anywhere ever again. If they do, it's going to be after our galaxy collides with another, and the place they arrive at may not even exist yet. https://www.
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by kadoban 3y ago
What does "Exhaustive search is not supported" mean? (that phrase is from your link, in the bullet-points near the top)
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by kadoban 3y ago
The AI on that is pretty strong, at least at 9x9.
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by kadoban 3y ago
b = sqrt(3) gets you back into integers, sqrt(3)^2 is 3. Any factor of that with other integers also works. b=0 also works but that one seems rather cheap.
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by kadoban 3y ago
Even in Japan almost nowhere has real wasabi.
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by kadoban 3y ago
Is it? Or is it just picking a point in space and time that has a lot of data to back it up? I would not expect this to have been out of the norm for the time. Slavery and cruelty were very common.
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by kadoban 3y ago
The front apendages are far too small for that to make any sense. Just compare iguana front legs with T-rex arms, proportional to their body size. And that's ignoring square-cube law scaling difficulties that would make it even worse.
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by kadoban 3y ago
> the lay public, who know schrödinger's Cat Even then, the vast majority only knows the _name_ of it and something about the cat being both living and dead. I doubt many people could even tell you it is an experiment, thought or ot
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by kadoban 3y ago
Yeah, even on my desk I like having a dedicated little device. It's easier to hit a phyical button than to hunt down the right app on my phone.

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