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by moi2388 2mo ago
How about philosophers?
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by moi2388 2mo ago
Yes. You advance the clock 1 hour. So 06:00 becomes 07:00, so the run rises 1 hour later. So getting rid of DST makes it 06:00 instead of 07:00
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by moi2388 3mo ago
> “ It is purposefully exclusionary” No, neurodivergent and autistic people are just generally affected or annoyed by pretty much anything. There is no conspiracy here.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
“ How do you speed up computational Python code? A common, and useful, starting point is” A better starting point is: use a better language. Python is terrible and unbearably slow. If you need anything serious or performant, switch to somet
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by moi2388 3mo ago
First off they can’t just fire me, I’m from a civilised country. Secondly, feel free to use whatever work I have done in the past, I still think you won’t be able to do my work in the future.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Jesus Christ do we seriously need to limit our speech and get rid of perfectly good analogies for every special little snowflake?
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Patents and copyright stifles innovation. Knowledge should be communal and free.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
The only good thing to come out of AI.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
> And in Russia you saw another huge issue: How to shoot down a drone in your city without missing it and destroying something else? More drones.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
“ In a future peer conflict, the US Army will not be granted a six-month, uncontested build-up phase, nor will it operate under friendly skies.” Depends how the war starts. Russia? USA somehow attacks? Easily 6 months of buildup in Europe.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Yes. Geological activity, movement in the outer core, atmosphere, oceanic currents, melting ice, earthquakes, to name a few. Earths rotation has been unusually fast lately. So there is not enough drift to warrant a leap second.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Me: How could he not have seen this coming? Oh.. he’s blind.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
I wonder what would happen if South Korea simply said they weren’t at war anymore. Acknowledge that yes, North Korea considers them at war with us. However, we consider us to be peaceful neighbours. Whenever North Korea threatens them, simp
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Ah right, it reflects in both directions of course. Thanks.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
How does this happen? Why would something which reflects light on the outside get hotter than one which absorbs light? This makes no intuitive sense to me.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
The entire countries of the Netherlands, Denmark and China, to name a few, disprove your thesis.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Because lazy people will do lazy things wherever they can?
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by moi2388 3mo ago
I wonder which spreadsheet manager assumed that if I am sick 1 day per month, I actually am also 1 day less productive. I am not; the same amount of work gets done. Probably more because I’m not half-sick on the job for 3 days instead.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
I like how professors are all anti AI but had no problems with group work in which at least one student usually didn’t do anything
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Yes. For example only when prescribed by your doctor. Or you could undergo the surgery without any pain killers if they are so bad?
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Terrible
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Farmers already have plenty of incentive for hardy and resistant varieties. People already have plenty of incentive for tasty varieties. You don’t need patents. The single biggest technology driver has been maths. And it doesn’t have patent
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Do blimps count?
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by moi2388 3mo ago
> I wonder if the author is aware of Fourier Transform Ion Cyclotron Resonance Spectroscopy / Synthesis? I at the least wasn’t, thanks for the interesting topic I’ll be delving into tonight
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Whenever I hear the density problem for internet cables, I think about all the cables in the ocean and how few people actually live on the bottom of it.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
KISS, YAGNI, Program with intent, functional style.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
No, an attempt to educate the public on how safe nuclear power actually is. It even has lower radiation levels than coal. It’s insane we aren’t using nuclear power more for baseline.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
High luminosity large hadron collider
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by moi2388 3mo ago
Because they can’t. They can’t get the coalition even though they tried, and the straight is too narrow to be able to actually ensure safe passage.
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by moi2388 3mo ago
> Either you evolve to analyse other people or the world around, not both. What makes you think people can’t do both?

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