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lstodd
2y ago
There was Jim Baen, and he said it all. (also did)
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lstodd
2y ago
It was, once. Nowadays (for about 12 years already I think) there is nothing much stackless about it. The concept was nice. Stackless and greenlets.. yess. But the way they rewrote C stack just killed caches. Even a naive reimplementation j
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lstodd
2y ago
Ran over with what? Insane valuations of a glorified autocomplete? Mimicking a true Montenegrin which I'm not I say: this will pass also.
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lstodd
2y ago
$30K for post exposure is even more crazy. Idk about Hong Kong, but in saner parts of Europe it's either free or like $15-$30 for the whole course.
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lstodd
2y ago
> Certainly feels like preempting news that Intel 18A is delayed. I think at this point no one believes Intel can deliver. So news or not..
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lstodd
2y ago
A9 LDA# A0 LDY# your lawn may stay.
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lstodd
2y ago
A cruel and unusial punishment.
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lstodd
2y ago
No, it was savannah in the middle of nowhere and mostly dry and sunny.
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lstodd
2y ago
Put them in chains and onto a stinky sail vessel enroute to Australia... oh wait
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lstodd
2y ago
As I remember from the times we did solar installs in Tanzania, 8-10% is about right for PV in real life. It's the 20+% figures look like creative accounting.
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lstodd
2y ago
now imagine a leak of it. fuel oil.. you just fence it off and scoop up. ammonia.. evacuate the port and city
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lstodd
2y ago
They do fine for passenger traffic. Draft, debris and rough seas are not a problem. You need gas turbines or very unusual diesels for the power, that is the problem.
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lstodd
2y ago
Why even buy a TV? Buy a screen and a projector.
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lstodd
2y ago
for more braking action shift the demultiplicator into lowest setting, engage the reverse then block all differentials. no parking brake needed.
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lstodd
2y ago
4g/LTE runs on it. So you use it too, via your phone.
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lstodd
2y ago
heh never works that way. an experienced bureucrat like you describe always has a shit-deflecting canopy. so whatever decisions he personally took are never attributable to him personally. it just so happened.
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lstodd
2y ago
Being in internets from before there were internets... I just cannot believe what I read nowadays. This tldr I reply to is especially pathetic. If your beliefs are so fragile, if someone's post can crush them then you must, MUST questi
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lstodd
2y ago
You shall not split. Lenin still lies in his mausolem awaiting a kiss.
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lstodd
2y ago
It was https://imgur.com/fbi-cia-kgb-5koAv3H
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lstodd
2y ago
It wasn't airplane fuel. It was marine diesel / fuel oil for the bulk of it.
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lstodd
2y ago
There is always the tradeoff between fighting the nature and adapting to it. SRM and glacial are bullshit, they first won't ever be able to attain enough finanicing to make them convincing to whoever wants to be convinced that "So
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lstodd
2y ago
well haha you got rickrolled by the mask. we are the people. we do not forgive and we do not forget. we are anonymous, and we have no structure or controls. fear us. because you cannot control us at all. also there's no "us".
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lstodd
2y ago
well yes, you can in fact glue them back in with some special glue and much effort, then clean up with a scalpel, then ... but it's not worth the time. just punch it.
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lstodd
2y ago
It's fine. Even if you just push a screwdriver in, the resulting hole does not affect performance. I did that multiple times on my logitech m500s. But for extra kink you can just unglue the pads with some isopropanol. Usually either th
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lstodd
2y ago
This I agree with. There were not enough viable routes. Same thing happened with TU-144 - no destinations.
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lstodd
2y ago
Green and nimby bullshit as usual. I lived at a summer home in 80s which was near a (soviet) air force base for many summers, and listened to sonic booms daily. In no way it was even disturbing.
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lstodd
2y ago
well, ssj and ms10/21 were attempts at partially outsourcing, yes. 204/214 are no longer built I think. but the PS90 turbofan is still the mainstay along with D30 derivatives. avionics is a separate question ofc
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lstodd
2y ago
I also like VFD displays. There is something magical in all that green glow.
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lstodd
2y ago
You would be absolutely shocked when you finally understand what GPT is. It is not "able" to do anything. It's just spewing most probable tokens at you.
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lstodd
2y ago
You'll only get frustration and lashing-out as a result. This is a wrong approach. Get some activities for that evening organized first.
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