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by myfavoritetings 2mo ago
How much would it save if you account for the fact that half of congress would sabotage it in to oblivion?
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by myfavoritetings 1y ago
After reading “The Making Of The Atomic Bomb” I came away with the impression that development of nuclear bombs was 100% inevitable after 1938 when the German scientists proved splitting uranium isotope could sustain a chain reaction. All o
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
I encourage you to try sitting in a wooden chair for 8 hours a day every day and reconsider
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
Kind of a dramatic title. If you're so concerned about it, couldn't you just make another proton email and link them to each other as recoveries?
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
I didn't, the comment I responded to did "poor critical thinkers who are poorly educated"
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
Factually incorrect. If Nvidia dropped TSMC, TSMC could still sell to apple, AMD and others. If TSMC dropped Nvidia, Nvidia would literally have no other options for cutting edge nodes.
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
isn't that just mocking with extra steps?
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
It is simple really, there are more suckers paying high credit card interest than there are people collecting credit card rewards. As someone who always pays your bill off every month any rewards you collect are essentially paid for by peop
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
"Isn't the more parsimonious explanation that our culture is now composed of poor critical thinkers who are poorly educated, lack sophistication and nuance, and accordingly have terrible taste?" Hasn't this always been t
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
I think what they're saying is an 82 year old is more likely to make it to 83 than an 81 year old is
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by myfavoritetings 2y ago
AI is a lot more than LLMs just because they don't have a public LLM doesn't mean they don't have competent AI strategy. Most of their advancements are around image and video. A lot of companies that are "leaders" i
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
FWIW, most games before early 2000s built all their tooling from scratch as there wasn't off the shelf engines to use. Unreal engine came out in 98 and Source in 2004
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
I wonder if this was the inspiration for the name of the creator of DotA mod, icefrog
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
I think technically they do not need to reach orbit just 0g which can happen on a ballistic trajectory. This test is between two tanks in the same vessel. But yeah orbit would be ideal as it gives more time in 0g
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
Mitochondria are self replicating. When the cell splits some of the mitochondria are present in each new cell.
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
Whether a game idea is feasible doesn't matter so much on whether its 2d/3d/isometric etc., its the mechanics. For example, nintendo showed that they prototyped many mechanics that would wind up in breath of the wild in a ver
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
I don't think this really says anything about Apple like you claim. The reality is Apple and GS made a deal and GS may have got the short end of the stick. That's their fault for making the deal that way.
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
That's 500 for one acre so multiply by 300-400 for a typical farm and it cuts into already fairly small margins on farming
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
Whether you are being pushed or pulled by a rocket doesn't really matter. From the inside would feel very similar.
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
I don't understand this comment
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by myfavoritetings 3y ago
This article is pretty short and doesn't seem very well thought through. What should Create file do if the rate is reached? Hang? Error out? The author admits this is a can of worms so implying it could be done "tomorrow" see