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by krunck 2y ago
I don't know. I find that sitting is just as bad. I wish planes had treadmill seats....
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by krunck 2y ago
The title should include that it is from 2013.
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by krunck 2y ago
Our family and everybody around us (all middle-aged and living in a mid to low income neighborhood) have a dining space with a table that they use for most meals. Yeah, if you're single and renting a small apartment there is no need.
574.
by krunck 2y ago
If you let people pump garbage water into the ground on your property, you deserve what comes back up. Unfortunately, subterranean water movement doesn't obey private property borders.
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by krunck 2y ago
It would be nice to know what services they use to provide the navigation data. And in addition they should provide some sort of full disclosure of what happens to your data.
576.
by krunck 2y ago
Maybe this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40637089
577.
by krunck 2y ago
"Let’s start with economists’ favorite metric: growth." I stopped reading there. Unending growth on a finite body is called cancer. The world needs less growth.
578.
by krunck 2y ago
I had a situation similar to yours. I was able to eliminate the single plant by chopping it out every time it popped up. No glyphosate needed.
579.
by krunck 2y ago
I assumed they would try to recover it. So much data could be gathered from the remains.
580.
by krunck 2y ago
Here is the paper: https://academic.oup.com/eurheartj/advance-article-abstract/...
581.
by krunck 2y ago
My guess: They are eager to establish gold reserves to back their currency for when the USD falters.
582.
by krunck 2y ago
This is great. Everybody can get them if they want and then we can turn off all the streetlights and have a starry skies again.
583.
by krunck 2y ago
Of course. I just expected them to fall at the same rate.
584.
by krunck 2y ago
Was this the booster passing up the hot staging ring? https://imgur.com/a/uFAwJG1
585.
by krunck 2y ago
Chunks of ice falling off the sides of the ship where the cryogenic fuel caused atmospheric water to freeze onto it.
586.
by krunck 2y ago
No logged in and am viewing it just fine.
587.
by krunck 2y ago
That ringing in your ears you get once in a while... ?
588.
by krunck 2y ago
If this microwave drill is vaporizing rock, how do they keep the vapor from re-condensing on the drill, wave guide, and shaft walls and eventually closing up the spaces between them causing things to get stuck?>
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by krunck 2y ago
"Scientists have predicted that by 2040, almost 50 percent of the world’s electric power will be used in computing. What’s more, this projection was made before the sudden explosion of generative AI. The amount of computing resources u
590.
by krunck 2y ago
Wow. That's old-school rope work. Current rope access techniques certainly require less guts to do.
591.
by krunck 2y ago
A Wikipedia page[1] claims that Chandrayaan-3 used Am241 but the referred article does not mention anything. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_nuclear_power_systems_...
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by krunck 2y ago
The Amber installer is itself created from Amber. I suppose that makes sense.... I would prefer that it produces code with a bit more whitespace for readability.
593.
by krunck 2y ago
So GPT-4o can do voice intonation? Great. Nice work. Still, it sounds like some PR drone selling a product. Oh wait....
594.
by krunck 2y ago
Seeing term "loyal wingman" - meaning an unmanned combat air vehicle - makes me ask: Are the human pilots not considered loyal enough? Maybe so. The humans might hesitate on an order to shoot whereas the AI will not. I prefer the
595.
by krunck 2y ago
There's also a strong case for banning/taxing out of existence things like coal, oil, and natural gas power sources.
596.
by krunck 2y ago
Lost Art Press, it's founder Chris Schwarz, and staff are an amazing resource for woodworkers. They publish excellent books on how to do good woodworking.
597.
by krunck 2y ago
How to fix this? We need to expect to: have less, have it more slowly, and use it as efficiently as possible. If we don't do this, it'll be forced on us, painfully.
598.
by krunck 2y ago
Great. There goes my productivity this morning.
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by krunck 2y ago
Apple essentially wants to destroy those objects because it can't charge rents for them, but only for the electronic simulacras it offers.
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by krunck 2y ago
https://archive.is/FZBWH

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