kbelder

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by kbelder 3y ago
Wow, orbital space around Jupiter is a chaotic mess.
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by kbelder 3y ago
Right. If you aren't rich but want to be, working hard gives you a lot better chance of success than not working hard. And if you're poor and just want to survive... working hard gives you a lot better chance of surviving than no
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by kbelder 3y ago
Aren't they warped by the curvature of space/time that they are spreading over?
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by kbelder 3y ago
Oh, he's not alone.
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by kbelder 3y ago
>It's an interesting idea. I'm not sure why the parent is being downvoted. Probably because he stated it as a fact instead of an interesting fringe theory.
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by kbelder 3y ago
I have to say, I have been very impressed with the management of Godot. I wish many other open-source projects were as on the ball as Godot seems to be.
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by kbelder 3y ago
(I tell this story a lot.) I heard an ad on the radio a while back, from the American Podiatry Association, which recommended that everybody should schedule a checkup with their podiatrist once a year to maintain foot health. I am sure tha
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by kbelder 3y ago
Sounds like a medieval argument for the existence of God.
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by kbelder 3y ago
Do they let 'GIMP' through?
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by kbelder 3y ago
"girl dinner", I.E., "guy dinner", I.E., meaningless.
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by kbelder 3y ago
People who don't want kids are being selected against. Sex drive will eventually be replaced with a reproduction drive.
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by kbelder 3y ago
Sure they did, many times.
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by kbelder 3y ago
If we could create bags with some sort of material derived from cellulose or wood, we'd be golden.
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by kbelder 3y ago
No, it becomes a disagreement.
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by kbelder 3y ago
Freedom is control, and competition requires a firm controlling organization.
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by kbelder 3y ago
25% * 16% = 4%. He's saying they're taking 16% of Canadian profit. Or maybe his numbers are off.
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by kbelder 3y ago
They used to require instructors? I didn't realize any states did. Do any other states require them?
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by kbelder 3y ago
'Associated' Sure.
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by kbelder 3y ago
Except maybe children.
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by kbelder 3y ago
Keep in mind that there are dozens if not hundreds of different problems, each being presented as catastrophic. If it was all true to the degree claimed, we'd be in far worse shape. It's logically impossible for everything to be
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by kbelder 3y ago
Maybe documented sent letter a James Madison to Constitution the new of support Thomas Jefferson's ???
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by kbelder 3y ago
My wife cut up a lot of cloth sheets... linens, I think... and bathed them in a boiling mix of beeswax and a couple other waxes and oils. (I believe leather was treated similarly to build ancient armor.) Messy process, but once they dried,
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by kbelder 3y ago
Also, makes it pleasantly binary, instead of just recognizing that it's a personality trait in everyone that's scaled to different degrees at different times in different situations.
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by kbelder 3y ago
Hmm, I would have gone with "Nyptune". But it looks nice. Looks fun to work with.
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by kbelder 3y ago
In my corporate experience, casual usage of excel is in the cloud. Any large, complicated, or db-connected spreadsheet is done on local installations. The list of what snacks people are bringing to the potluck is in excel online (or google
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by kbelder 3y ago
The ones that use python would. It being cloud-based makes it a pretty useless feature for anything that I was using Python & Pandas for. If it was on the client side, I'd be rolling it out to users the moment it was available.
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by kbelder 3y ago
There's a lot of difference between "IT professional" and "average US worker".
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by kbelder 3y ago
>at one point their useragent had my fucking phone model imprinted in it That was pretty standard among browsers a couple years ago.
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by kbelder 3y ago
But, if I am concerned solely with my own perspective (since there is no privileged viewpoint), is it fair to say that nothing yet has ever been observed entered a black hole?
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by kbelder 3y ago
Our electrical grid has losses of 30 percent, even after being designed to minimize those losses. Superconductivity wouldn't simply remove those losses; it would remove that design constraint, enabling (for example) solar panels in th

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