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manicennui
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Working at Long John Silvers was also grueling work and I was always covered in grease and received minor burns from time to time. The job can be learned by almost anyone in a couple weeks though. Physical difficulty has almost nothing to d
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Probably takes away a lot of drivers from their competitors too.
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Python Edition of ActivePapers Archived
(github.com)
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“ As of 2024, this project is archived and unmaintained. While is has achieved its mission of demonstrating that unifying computational reproducibility and provenance tracking is doable and useful, it has also demonstrated that Python is no
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More of the article is about the hatch and how it has been locked on various missions because the crew didn't trust the payload specialist. I also learned that a Saudi prince flew on the space shuttle.
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The problem is a world view based on appeals to authority and nothing claimed about said authority can be proven or disproven.
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Lichens can survive space conditions for extended periods (2014)
(phys.org)
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"Some people require micro management and constant oversight" In my experience these people don't thrive in the office either. For software engineering in particular, these people are not useful employees.
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A lot of these same problems were solved in a similar way with Datomic and xtdb. https://www.datomic.com/ https://xtdb.com/
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We have done amazing space missions over the last couple decades with mind-blowing discoveries; they just weren't manned. As far as manned spaceflight, Artemis 1 was a complete success two years ago. Artemis 2 will launch with people a
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Non-superhero comics have been outselling superhero comics in the US for many years. DC and Marvel have been trying to maintain their traditional model, including comic book shops, for decades now; it doesn't work. The problem is compo
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Most works that have stood the test of time are political. Is this the part where you tell us that Rage Against The Machine only became political recently?
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People are jaded because of MS's history. Some of us didn't realize that they are still forcing OEMs to do nonsense like this.
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ChatGPT bombs test on diagnosing kids' medical cases with 83% error rate
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If you care about the condition of books you buy, don't buy from Amazon. They'll throw a $100+ hardcover in a lightly padded envelope and chuck it around. Or they'll put it in a box with some other random item and a few infla
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There are better cheddars out there, but Kerrygold is widely available in the US. Get the product with the most aging, at least a year.
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The food in the US is terrible and contributes directly to many of our health problems.
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"Historic deal to protect vital water source in US" This is referring to the Colorado River, and it is WAY too little, and far too late. Real changes won't be made until the situation is dire.
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"First African country with shared parental leave" Based on the linked article, South Africa was already ahead of the US.
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"The gang's attacks on tech giants including Uber, Nvidia and Rockstar Games cost the firms nearly $10m." Were these actual costs or typical made up bullshit?
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They pivoted from the previous fad.
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I highly recommend checking out what we learned about Saturn's rings from Cassini. One example: https://science.nasa.gov/resource/the-tallest-peaks-2/
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I submitted it, but it wasn't upvoted.
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Ruby is still very popular in Chicago.
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I realize now that some people might have mistaken my comment to mean that I'm the person who created the USB-C MIDI synth. I meant that I've been working as a software engineer and have plenty of free time.
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Without the walled garden: https://wikis.world/@wikipedia/111587024591220062
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I've been doing this for a couple decades now, and I've never had a job where I had to put in more than 40 hours on a regular basis. At most I've put in a few extra hours due to some rare circumstance a few times per year. Th
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But... they have no-code AND AI! And like 5 awards from... someone... right on their front page! Maybe they needed to add more bullshit.
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Why aren't people in jail for this?
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Looks like NASA provides it too: https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/19800025809
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