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mrybczyn
4y ago
The dark forest is here.
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4y ago
"security" practices, only get in the way of the good guys.
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4y ago
Since you've mentioned FONTS and SCIFI, you must now read: https://typesetinthefuture.com/ the blog, and the book!
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that's the thing i learned in my robotics class, with a from-scratch robot project. the mechanics are the hardest thing. the electronics the 2nd hardest.
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4y ago
I do miss aiming a particle accelerator at my brain as a HCI method.
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Good (Edit) point! It's good that the web accepts dead links by design, we can't expect perfection from our distributed information, but it seems that the bitrot of information is too high compared to the information storage tech
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4y ago
Quora: Does a gun barrel expand due to gas pressure? Allen Davis Yes, but it’s microscopic and very, very, very brief. On the order or nanoseconds. It’s this expansion that has allowed for technology to be developed in which chamber pre
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4y ago
He and his parents were victims of Mao's cultural revolution (like millions of others) - and he was forced into agricultural labour instead of attending high school. Amazing cinderella story. A real academic hero.
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4y ago
Tool devs should get to decide on functionality - and then it's up to the distro maintainers to make aliases and organize well into their distros. Here it seems that the former are encroaching on the latter, for historical reasons? B
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5y ago
Anecdotes of appaling BMW reliability are so prevalent in the online enthusiast car communities, and shade tree mechanic workarounds are so well doumented, that I would question any statistics measuring otherwise. Lies, damned lies, and s
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5y ago
One of the main reasons I xnay any deployment of any python code to any production environments ever. It's sad and embarassing.
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6y ago
In theory, this is the purpose of tenure. Advancing to tenure status should make your subsequent research into LENR unassailable. In practice, I guess you still have to toe the line, and apply for grants...
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6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Causal_analysis
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6y ago
"sell something sticky" Amazon unsticks anything that isn't nailed down...
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6y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Full_employment_theorem You've broken the full employment theorem for compiler writers.
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6y ago
Showing ads is one thing, but more savage beasts lurk in the javascript jungle...
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6y ago
https://mudita.com/ from some of the people at CDPR
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6y ago
Well, "Don't Be Evil" was a very successful PR slogan. "Framing in the positive" in another context. Once the corporation grows beyond Dunbar's number, it probably begins to look and act just like every other
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6y ago
Many universities will NOT spend the money. Several guest academic lectures were straight up cancelled at Univerisity of Waterloo because the forecast security costs were too high. Seems like the protest movements have learned Denial of S
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6y ago
Ryzen 5800u - on TSMC 5nm - might be better than M1, let's not forget the new generation of process that Apple has paid for.
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6y ago
To add to the metaphor - for many behind the curtain - the soviet aparatchiks came imposed from a foreign country - Russia. The only difference is that you're less likely to be sent to Gulag, or worse.
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6y ago
Plagiarism as a means to acquire a university degree devalues the worth of all other degrees...
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6y ago
great question - I assume a set of local knowledge will be added by curators or lawsuits over time... Large tech companies have a lot more pull with government than individual drivers, they might even get that stop sign fixed!
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7y ago
You mean other than Huawei 5g being chosen and deployed (or about to be) at Telus 1 of the 3 major carriers? And the fact that both Telus and Bell use Huawei for their 4g/LTE networks?
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7y ago
I support this idea! We should establish one of these.
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Thanks! Added to reading list! I was glad to find that Robert Jordan had supported him, and by transitivity - so did I :) Also - a good argument for shortening the default time to public domain.
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I came here to see nerding out of epic proportions on voting schemes. Was not dissapointed. Obviously - it's a tremendously difficult subject - and one that will not be easy to convince the general public on. Moving away from FPTP is
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I cancelled my blizzard account as soon as I heard this news. I doubt I'll renew - since the root cause is unlikely to be fixed with any PR expedient move at this point. They have shown the world where their true nature lies - and it
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Opening the door probably costs more in energy (from AC or Heating losses), than the savings on turning off LEDs.
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