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by nullhole 2y ago
The bit I love is that countries with which the US has a trade surplus aren't getting the opposite of a tariff (a grant, I guess) on their imports to the US, they aren't getting zero tariffs on their imports to the US, they'r
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by nullhole 2y ago
"How can I eat cookies when the theory of relativity has escaped me?!" is a pretty good line
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Canada joins Horizon Europe programme(luxembourg.representation.ec.europa.eu)
2 points by nullhole 2y ago|0 comments
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by nullhole 2y ago
Gift article (via bluesky): https://www.nytimes.com/2025/03/17/us/politics/elon-musk-sta...
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by nullhole 2y ago
I still like Big Data Statistical Model
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Inside Intel, CEO Pat Gelsinger fumbled the revival of an American icon(reuters.com)
4 points by nullhole 2y ago|1 comments
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by nullhole 2y ago
For reference: https://bsky.app/profile/josephpolitano.bsky.social/post/3li...
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by nullhole 2y ago
Ask and ye shall receive: https://gulfof.mapquest.com/?name=I+don%27t+think+it%27s+ide... .
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by nullhole 2y ago
> The planet Mars is a gift from God for humanity I bet I can guess the name of the god too!
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by nullhole 2y ago
"Sure, it ain't one of them la-de-da above-ground places, but if you like dank... forget about it."
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by nullhole 2y ago
A country that tears up an agreement it renegotiated and signed four years earlier over spurious claims* isn't a friend and isn't to be trusted. Sure, the dairy carveouts - which the US and Trump agreed to, again, just four years
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by nullhole 2y ago
There are two possible reactions to tariffs that you think will put political pressure on you. One is to retaliate. You only do this if you think you might win the trade war. Canada retaliated, and Canada thinks it might win the trade war.
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by nullhole 2y ago
Targets talk about retaliation if they think the tariffs have some chance of succeeding, true. Targets also talk about retaliation if they think retaliation has a chance of succeeding.
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by nullhole 2y ago
Oddly, there is a Debian account on bluesky (debian.bsky.social), but that account isn't listed in the linked article, or on https://wiki.debian.org/Teams/Publicity/otherSN Is the bluesky account non-official
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by nullhole 2y ago
Re: being a gas-powered car: they seem fine in terms of tank size, 11 litres for a prius prime vs 13 litres for a gas corolla from the 2010s. You get better fuel efficiency, too, so your effective range is likely at least as good as a regul
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Blue Origin reaches orbit in first New Glenn launch, misses booster landing(reuters.com)
4 points by nullhole 2y ago|0 comments
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by nullhole 2y ago
To be fair, it is a really poorly named "process". The computer equivalent of the "everything's ok" alarm.
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by nullhole 2y ago
Ah, precious hamburgers
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Transaction Processing Facility(en.wikipedia.org)
2 points by nullhole 2y ago|0 comments
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by nullhole 2y ago
Free reminder that the USGS is involved in an epic, nearly decade-long collection of mid- and high- density lidar of the entire continental USA, and the QC'd data (point cloud & derived) is published gratis for everyone to use: ht
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by nullhole 2y ago
I was objecting to the characterization of the occupation of the capital city as being simply a 'protest'.
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by nullhole 2y ago
>> One could argue that the invocation of the Emergencies Act in Canada (in response to protests against COVID safety measures) resembles martial law > I'd agree with this characterisation. I consider it an occupation of the c
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by nullhole 2y ago
I read reuters on a regular basis, and I was surprised
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Global push for cooperation as space traffic crowds Earth orbit(reuters.com)
3 points by nullhole 2y ago|0 comments
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by nullhole 2y ago
> M2 and newer MacBooks have an IMU on-board, which is just a funny way of spelling microphone. Admittedly a very low quality one; I'm not sure if you could pick up understandable speech at the 1.6kHz sample rate Bosch's IMUs s
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NASA aircraft uncover Cold War nuclear missile tunnels under Greenland ice sheet(space.com)
126 points by nullhole 2y ago|40 comments
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Ancient Computers in Use Today (2012)(pcworld.com)
4 points by nullhole 2y ago|0 comments
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by nullhole 2y ago
243 comments, posted 15 hours ago
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by nullhole 2y ago
> By saving the versions of the files we sent for revision (think of the main branch), I could receive the version from other parties (kind of like feature branches), turn on Word changes, paste the complete content of the original, and
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by nullhole 2y ago
I'm using it as 1/4 of a 4k screen lately, it's working well like that.

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