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Watering and draining planets – math and data
(ahstat.github.io)
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mikro2nd
5y ago
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Didn't they take the batteries out before launching the thing?
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5y ago
How does cost per passenger-km compare?
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mikro2nd
5y ago
In all such cases (and there certainly are a few) I decline to participate. Yes, Virginia, it really is just that simple.
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5y ago
And the vegetarian option is.... ;)
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5y ago
We just had a Porcupine break into the protective cages to dig up and eat our entire Potato crop last night. It can be challenging.
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5y ago
A week? Don't make me laugh. Recovery from burnout took me 18 months and left scars I carry to this day (decades later). A week is an insult. Imagine breaking an arm or something and being told you get a week to recover. Why is it th
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neigh: what horsies say nigh: near, nearly
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I recall from many years ago a photocatalytic process that used Iron/Iron-Oxide in a CSP solar setup. The solar tower superheated the water, splitting it; the O2 was absorbed by the Fe, leaving the H2 to be harvested; then the FeO2 was
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If it's a useful and helpful tool (and I assume it is from what you've said), what's the problem? It's not as though the existing tool is suddenly going to stop working.
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"Do people not consider their chat histories valuable?" No, I consider them a positive liability and delete messages/conversations as soon as they're done/actioned. When the Brown Shirts come to get you, it'll
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If you distrust the vehicle to the point where you experience fear, why are you still driving it?
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5y ago
Speak softly and carry a can of spray-paint. (Hairspray might work just as well and be more defensible.)
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Friendship as performance art/virtue signalling.
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5y ago
Just trying to put some context around "big". FWIW: China GDP $16.64 trillion
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Someone did eventually bring out a floppy-drive peripheral for the QL, but it was basically too late to save the platform. Also, iirc, you needed to be drop-dead rich to afford one.
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Russia's too big of a market Russia's GDP: $1.710 trillion Texas GSP: $1.9 trillion
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mikro2nd
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Well said! I've long maintained that Visual Basic set back the state-of-the-art in graphical user interfaces by (at least) a decade. The original intent and purpose of graphical UIs was direct manipulation of objects on screen. VB tu
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No: The BASIC on the QL was one of the best BASICs ever. What killed the QL was imho those fucking awful microdrive cartridges. Unreliable, slow and quick to fail.
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There are more ways of doing startups than dreamed of in Silicon Valley, my friend.
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FWIW I've been fucked over by Standard Bank in South Africa for just this. It's not just "shady" operators.
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What is so awful about "scuttlebutt"? In the old days, when ships were wooden, real sailors were pressed, etc., etc., every ship had a water container available to the sailors -- a water butt -- bigger than a puncheon but smaller
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Text User Interface
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If they've managed travel from star to star, I very much doubt[1] there's anything of ours they want or need that they cannot make for themselves. [1] https://one.mikro2nd.net/2021/07/interstellar/
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Good point. I was more-or-less assuming you'd want to see the results from one variant before deciding how to proceed, but you're right - parallel testing would be quicker, if "less efficient" (in some sense).
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Headline is wrong. Article is about PATENTS, not PATTERNS.
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"completed and tested 55,000 iterations of our technology" Over the 10 years they state it took them, that means over 15 versions/iterations per day (including Sundays and holidays). Colour me puzzled. I wonder just what it
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5y ago
No, you're not. It's a plain link. (I have uBlockO active.)
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Yes. The Big Teeth... they're after me, they're after me, aaaaarrrggghhh... and I'm caught in the weeds tangling and strangling me. And the mud, ach, the MUD, and I'm sinking into the stinking ooze and I can't get
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I had a chuckle at the clicky "Merlin Labs develops autonomous 55-craft King Air fleet" link at the bottom of the article. When algorithms display their stupidity.
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