lstodd

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by lstodd 2mo ago
You mean 0o2025 that is 1045AD?
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by lstodd 2mo ago
I wonder what's the standard for ethanol and, therefore, vodka.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
Yeh i see you never went to a location to be surprised by reality. Dream on.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
lovecraftian horrors while you chase obscure bugs. and no, llms won't help because there was not enough lovecraftian stuff to train them on.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
If you are rich you have single-use rooms. Hell, even I have a sleeping room, a cat room and a hacking room. It's not that expensive. The cat room doubles as a mini-cinema. Ambient light is dealt with having nice thick blackout drapes.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
It always blows my mind why those rich people even bother with TVs. I'm not rich by any measure, but still I can afford a projector, a screen and a couple KRK monitors.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
idk I had an a1200 in ex-ussr of all places. and upgraded it with 4mb+030 in 90s. ECS/a600 was considered "meh" in our circles back then.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
Actually no. Uniform flat surface is tiring compared to a trail even in best shoes. Try walking 10 km on hardtop then compare to walking same distance on unpaved road. For shoes we also went not too far: Merrel sandals basically replicate r
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by lstodd 2mo ago
I still wait for someone to beat logitech m500 (released 2009) in ergonomics.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
If you think it was any different in 90s you are mistaken.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
get into telecom is my advice. despite it being the birthplace of monstrosities like 3gpp, there is a suprising amount of sane people. and no amount of ai crash and burn will decrease the need for communications.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
they also don't drive on the left, they drive everywhere
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by lstodd 2mo ago
I'd say it's equivalent to holding that any one worldview has no value in itself. Which is strictly true, but also conveys zero information.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
Asphalt/concrete isn't either. Gravel or packed dirt is way better. That said 30km/day is very real, even in mountain country. It takes 6-7 hours, the rest is resting/gawking/laying on a mountain watching the sky (o
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by lstodd 2mo ago
no, and that's the point. hard to wrap your mind about this bit, yes.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
> what if the probe could return 3 dimensions: truthfulness, knowledge confidence and decidability? can't be done because the other two dimensions depend on the first. or in other words it's all the same dimension only with a d
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by lstodd 2mo ago
I'd say Christianity ended up as a less fundamentalistic take on Old Testament. But one has to take into account the whole development of Christianity at least up to say 10th century. It's not like there was the only and one versi
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by lstodd 2mo ago
> and a major thrust of contemporary politics is that the Enlightenment was not a positive thing. whoa, that's news to me. can you elaborate?
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by lstodd 2mo ago
Ditch that company maybe? Have some agency in your life. Sometimes people here write stuff as if being in control of their lifes is unthinkable.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
So what, it switches to low-oxy. It does not even hold long enough to develop an anaerobic biogeocenosis. This is normal. This is how our Earth the planet works. I do not know why you think only aerobic biota has a divine right to live. Do
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by lstodd 2mo ago
> Climate scientists have credibility. Seriosly? Imo they never recovered it since the "hide the decline".
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by lstodd 2mo ago
won't be "home" until september. never looked into gorenje genealogy, and yes, this kind of burner is nowadays rare on a "common" top, maybe it's been relegated to "profi" tops. (a shame, this limits
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by lstodd 2mo ago
dumping nutrients into ocean funnily helps ocean ecosystems to get more productive. who could have thought, eh?
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by lstodd 2mo ago
Next post would be what: Human hubris as measured by UN Hubris Measuring Commitee now threatens to collapse the entire solar system into a purple hole? Can we please snap out of it and use something like if not common sense but at least a
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by lstodd 2mo ago
Yes. It is. And instead of trying to replicate that - it's a learning experience, you learn the world trying that - some advocate for hideous inductive panels. If I were somewhat religious I would say that this is a blasphemy. An unfor
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by lstodd 2mo ago
I'm not at home or I would've sent you a photo. the main burner is two-row high somewhat like https://www.hallsintl.com/heavy-duty-gas-stove-2-burners-15k...
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by lstodd 2mo ago
Exactly.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
There is another angle: what if you want to express yourself, but, say, Unity is too limiting? Existing game engines were made to express existing ideas and while there is some stretch they do have hard limits.
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by lstodd 2mo ago
What I have is from 2008 or so, I can't even find the exact model. I guess it's now politically incorrect to even list it. Plus side: works as new, even the original thermal pair shutoffs were never swapped and that's basical
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by lstodd 2mo ago
If I turn my old gorenje all out on four burners it'll output the likes of maybe 30kW give or take. The largest burner is I think about 15KW on full throttle and that does only acceptable wok or very smoky steak on cast iron ribbed pan

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