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by musha68k 3y ago
> I don’t want to lose the experience of reading a book I’d never heard of but found on a stoop, or rereading a book even if it doesn’t count toward an annual goal. I don’t want every book I read to be a mappable point in the fated conce
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by musha68k 3y ago
If feasible and indeed not as expensive to produce these materials, high potential for: - higher efficiency turbines and solar panels - more clean energy for the same investment - fusion? - low-energy computing at higher performance, as we
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by musha68k 3y ago
Yeah that’s one of the forever-story talking points. Hard to refute your statement as we simply don’t know but again likelihoods are very low and often due to hallucinations etc. This “story” makes for great clicks and fun tabloid newspaper
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by musha68k 3y ago
Tic Tacs? I remember they were big during my childhood, maybe I should buy some again just for that extraterrestrial taste.
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by musha68k 3y ago
The absolute majority of these “phenomena” have been observed exactly since the beginning of the Cold War / a War of the Worlds radio play induced science-fiction enthusiastic/literate populace. It’s a very convenient disguise of
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by musha68k 3y ago
I’m wondering which actual news might be supposed to be swept under the rug by this “wake up” call? For people who are bored, here is a good long podcast on all the “x-com” angles (with LK-99’s concurrently developing story / potential
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Superconducting Magnetic Energy Storage(en.wikipedia.org)
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Alexithymia(en.wikipedia.org)
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Diablo 4's Season of the Malignant is a hell of my own making(eurogamer.net)
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Retiring small business owners – could worker co-ops be a solution?(bostonglobe.com)
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by musha68k 3y ago
I’m not saying any reasonable government would be buying services from Musk at this point but so far he is doing fine for probably more than one perverse reason. Again, extrapolate mid/long-term with “new” Republicans (don’t care about
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by musha68k 3y ago
Twitter is dying and Musk might actually be OK with this. From a certain angle it clearly looks like that was the brute force plan all along (Hanlon’s razor not applied). Maybe he just wants to build WeChat ultimately to be sold to the US g
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by musha68k 3y ago
I don’t remember who stated this but basically there is this thought that Musk was in fact mad about how on Twitter the “common man” could indeed vocally and effectively share their disagreement with his decisions. It also might have been a
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by musha68k 3y ago
PRC holds 50% of world’s EV share by now. 22% of new registered vehicles are EV vs 5% in US. Clearly we are not even trying to compete. We keep on falling behind with our behind mindsets. And yes, I’m an 80s fan as well but those times are
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by musha68k 3y ago
Terrifying thought, same as with aerosols as the predominant spread vector for SARS-CoV-2 being “invisible” I tended to think the “comprehension problem” probably is the invisibility of CO2. But yeah maybe it wouldn’t even be enough to make
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by musha68k 3y ago
Quite the opposite, by now this seems to be the only way not to fall into chaos -> authoritarianism.
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by musha68k 3y ago
True, D1 involves strategy and resembles traditional roguelikes, yet its tactical breadth feels limited.. So in absolute comparison to other roguelikes it's all mere coating, even on the tactics / strategy side - it tends to be
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by musha68k 3y ago
Diablo is the original "anti-souls" game. The slot machine mechanics, the lacking of significant strategic elements and sense of hollow progression have always been key factors for my dissatisfaction with it. That said, the beauti
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by musha68k 3y ago
As a life-long admirer of Japan’s history and culture I’ve actually been consistently putting off visiting for somewhat related reasons (cueing Italo Calvino’s “Le città invisibili” [1]). There are probably fewer differences between Tokyo a
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by musha68k 3y ago
Haha nice try!
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by musha68k 3y ago
One has to give them credit for what must be the most grandiose stunt actually landed. And on so many angles! “It just works” - they even got the scientists fully aligned! Fiercely smart industriousness. https://youtu.be/P_A
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by musha68k 3y ago
Just tax big companies more liberally, in general and everywhere. No need to target so specifically, e.g. there is so much value in all the data that citizens all around the world are providing, almost for free… maintenance costs for suppor
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by musha68k 3y ago
Do you remember actual newsstands?
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by musha68k 3y ago
Look at the constant internet censorship pressures in the UK. The apple doesn’t fall far from the tree unfortunately.
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by musha68k 3y ago
Thanks for the resources, looking very interesting and will get into right after I sent out some patches via email ;)
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by musha68k 3y ago
Curious aside: That sounds like quite the roundtrip for day to day work. How do you cope with that, used to IntelliJ IDEs? ;D
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by musha68k 3y ago
I actually don’t know how they do continuous integration during the collaborative Kernel development process. I’d guess there would be some thrifty pop/imap Perl hacks involved on random machines all across the globe? No clue at all, j
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by musha68k 3y ago
Some copilot instances were able to escape their container contexts and orchestrated all of GH infrastructure capabilities towards a hive. Assimilating all iot enabled societies as we speak; finally realizing the hidden 5G agenda.
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by musha68k 3y ago
Also used a lot in automotive software development processes for example. Basically, the more safety critical a system is the more formal diagramming / modelling there will be part of the design and development process. It’s important
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by musha68k 3y ago
It’s also a clash between the profit motive of these platform runners / investors and the increasing value of data itself (in the “age of AI”). Enthusiasts need our help as Usenet as is, phpBB, etc just don’t cut it anymore in terms of

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