monadic3

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by monadic3 6y ago
> I mean, cold itself (within Earthly limits) doesn't put out fires This is not a meaningful phrase when cold is the absence of heat. You need to describe the motion of the cold air against the warmer system to get a meaningful phra
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by monadic3 6y ago
With modern fabs, how much of the operating cost is labor?
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by monadic3 6y ago
Narrative is how most people communicate. This is hardly a bad thing. This idea that a medium can do anything but communicate narrative is ridiculous. Anyway, I wouldn't trust anything purporting to communicate the unadulterated Truth
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by monadic3 6y ago
In this case it seems directly proportional to the cost of energy, barring a solution where you use passive ways (like mirrors) to redirect light into the building.
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by monadic3 6y ago
Americans being confused is hardly something one can avoid.
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by monadic3 6y ago
I'm a little suprised they didn't mention DOOM or Spacemacs.
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by monadic3 6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pluma_(editor)
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by monadic3 6y ago
> I've thought about open sourcing it, but the problem is... well, then you have to maintain it I re-purpose abandoned code all the time. It's not a moral failing to release unfinished code, especially if you label it as such.
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by monadic3 6y ago
I'd guess the barrier is personal wealth for most people. That's certainly what I blame my lack of landing on the moon thus far on. As for being excited about paying for someone else living on the moon rather than more immediate s
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by monadic3 6y ago
I like the original better: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seattle_General_Strike
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by monadic3 6y ago
What, did curl not work?
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by monadic3 6y ago
Surely this depends on the contents of the information. I refuse to carte blanche trust a government to decide secrecy when every indication is that this is used to mislead citizens. This emphatically is true for both governments in questio
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by monadic3 6y ago
It does not help with time sync at all; you can't detect a collapse, just trigger it.
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by monadic3 6y ago
This doesn't account for vendor incompetence at basic customer support, which is far and away the largest reason to avoid renting commodity services. Being able to debug and fix things on demand without waiting on another party is mass
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by monadic3 6y ago
A better way to look at it is that a key is agreed upon, but not known, when the particles are entangled. When it collapses, you can read the key. The information, the key itself, still travels bounded by light speed from the point of entan
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by monadic3 6y ago
The only benefit that quantum entanglement provides is the agreement of a key over a distance. Communication itself would be "normal", i.e. EM.
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by monadic3 6y ago
Yup, and this doesn't even include all the disappearances that never get called homicides. You're disincentivized against calling a case a homicide if you can't bring a case—your clearance rate will drop. It also doesn't
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by monadic3 6y ago
DDG is fine for many types of queries. It also doesn't have many of (what I consider) the drawbacks of google's search: hostile ad positioning, AMP, autoscraped meta crap. Pretending you can't compare them is ridiculous.
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by monadic3 6y ago
RSS failed when it became another siphon to pull you onto their site to view ads. (I.e. only putting "above the fold" in the rss feed). Exporting your content nicely structured actively works against the business models of ad-supp
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by monadic3 6y ago
> We’re using Brave’s new private CDN to fetch RSS feeds anonymously via the browser and the browser’s personalization capabilities to rank the headlines for users with a simple algorithm that will make the experience interesting for eve
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by monadic3 6y ago
What's the obsession with YC? Plenty of decent VCs out there that are fully competitive with this one.
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by monadic3 6y ago
Well presumably you'd have af least the same opportunities as before, they just won't require that you move to the bay.
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by monadic3 6y ago
You might describe the product directly for those who don't know what netlify is (seems like some kind of combination of a static file server and rsync aimed at enterprise). It makes me a little concerned that there are so many feature