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by nsilvestri 5y ago
No, this is a radio source and JWST is primarily an infrared observatory.
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
Transactions were done in Monero, so no way to find the addresses from the public ledger.
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
The difference is that the examples you give are intrinsic factors to physical advantages. STEM/academics/work/etc. are extrinsic. Short people are worse at basketball or hockey because their genetics inherently disadvantage
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
To begin with, no reasonable person is saying there should be a completely even balance in proportions of race in any field, for exactly the reasons you point out. The problem is that in reality, certain "merit-based" programs suc
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
Having a similar idea is not the same as ripping off.
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
Chrome is already the standard. Firefox usually works, but more and more often nowadays I encounter a glitchy or poorly performing page, which I switch to Chrome to use properly. I use Firefox to not be part of the Chrome monopoly, not beca
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
Lucas Pope's section of the update video [0] has me incredibly excited. He's one of my favorite game developers, and seeing him work more with 1-bit 3D games after Obra Dinn has piqued my interest. Also, a blog on dithering I came
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
"Simpsons yellow" actually represents white people on the actual Simpsons TV show. The other characters who represent the non-white population all have different skin colors that line up with the people of those cultures or races.
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
Some exchanges do allow staking. That's actually the easiest way to stake for an individual who doesn't own 32 ETH or doesn't wants to set up their own node. But it's still not your coins.
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
> How is blockchain superior than me just creating a git repository on GitHub called "allmoney" and just setting it up such that a commit represents a transaction and the log represents the ledger? Blockchains are designed in s
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
The faster we can move off of polluting sources, the better.
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by nsilvestri 5y ago
when using a knife, make the direction of force and the blade be in a direction which does not include you (or others, for what it's worth)
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
There is no evidence that heterosexual parents are better for children than non-het parents. An important factor is that their parents have a stable relationship. https://www.tandfonline.com/doi/abs/10.1080/01
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
Her father was convicted and sentenced 22 years in 2018.
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
Depends on the filter used. I am assuming the author is using one of these hydrogens (probably Hα) and O-III and S-II. Each of these black-and-white images with this filter are used as the data for a single RGB channel in an image. Their wa
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
I've been using it for a while and enjoy it a lot. One thing I've never understood is why there are time-based categories. What's the point of anything except the real-time feed? If I don't want updates as soon as possib
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
Brady put out a short blog post on the status of Hello Internet about 5 months ago. I felt a bit betrayed as an avid listener that they so suddenly and without any notice for several months stopped putting out episodes, but at least this bl
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
VST developers also exist in a space where their $100+ USD products are one of dozens that a person wants use, in a relatively small market, where many people are hobbyists who don't make money off their music. DAW entry costs are alre
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
Sounds like you'd be familiar with Munzee. For anyone who doesn't know, it's like Geocaching, but instead of a container with a logbook, you look for a QR code and scan it to log a find.
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
In the last couple of years there has been a dramatic increase in the number of search queries I've made ending in "reddit". Not only is it great for answering questions, but it's probably the best place on the internet
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
Being technically visible to the naked eye does not mean they are easily discernable. It's like how the Galilean moons are technically visible to the naked eye, but Jupiter's overwhelming brightness makes them nigh on impossible t
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
This is almost my stack, but I added PHP for rendering Markdown files (via Parsedown) and use include statements for common components like headers. I use an Apache server on a 512mb VPS and deploy by ssh and a git pull. The only downside I
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
The point stands: the summer BLM protests in DC were marching in the closed-off streets around the White House and were met with even stronger resistance from the police.
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
I reinstalled my OS (actually, a jump to an adjacent distro) just last night and was thankful I had set up a dotfiles manager (yadm [0]). yadm is a git wrapper, so a yadm repository is pretty much a git repository. `yay -Qe | cut -f 1 -d &q
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
"Trust" in this context means that you can be more certain that there is a real person with a certain level of time investment and legitimate intent behind the account. Compare that to an new account whose only purpose is to post
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
"Legal" and "ethical" are not synonymous.
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
Ferdi [1], which is a community fork of Franz [2], might suit your use cases. [1] https://getferdi.com/ [2] https://meetfranz.com/
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Liquid-Mirror Telescope(en.wikipedia.org)
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
No you can't. That's beyond the biological capabilities of the human eye, even if you have absolutely perfect vision.
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by nsilvestri 6y ago
correction to above (can't edit anymore): I meant smaller scopes, as in "smaller field of view" or immediate area of concern, not smaller in aperture

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