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ohiovr
4y ago
:D Thank you for looking into it. Its really easy to get satisfying results. Its like composing in a candy store. I think someone should take this framework and make procedural orchestrations with it. That could sound so interesting and fun
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Oh that's another thing is strontium 90 contamination. The article writer thinks there won't be many ground bursts so that issue might not be there. But does the author really want to find out? Also does anyone even know or care a
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Oh I wouldn't disagree. I've done a lot of thought about the red horseman and the consequential black horseman. People, when they get hungry enough, will eat leaves, sawdust, even each other.
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I like what little I know about Socrates. Poor bugger was accused of corrupting the youth saying things like democracy wasn't as good of an idea as it sounded. Then he was condemned to death by a simple majority. At least he stayed fas
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If you had fingers small enough, you could bring together two nuclei at room temperature and they would fuse.
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That's the kind my state grows. So I'm not going to eat it as I know what it tastes like. What kind of dent corn is grown in your state?
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Potassium salt is sometimes sold as sodium substitute. Some people might get great results and think of turning the dial to 11. The problem is the body's nervous system needs a fairly narrow band ratio of potassium and sodium ions for
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Dent corn is useless. At least you can make bread from barley.
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Sure if we are farming with oxen and scythes again. Because you can't have industrial farming if your industry vanishes. At least 50% of the population must work in agriculture to survive. This was the case for most of our history.
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The movie "PI" was fun. There is another called life of pi but PI is nerdier though the premise of the film is kind of silly. this one is interesting https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ibuiUXOTE4M It is called "
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Because people have hobbies and wish other people are enjoying them. Or it does help people tell if code is helpful if more people are using it. Or its some guy with 8,800 throw away android phones.
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"There are three boxes we need to tick, in order to overcome this repulsion I mentioned before and get the nuclei very close. And this is not an easy feat. We need high temperature (think a hundred million degrees), high density (have
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Because you can't tell stories without it.
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8,800 stars!
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Interurban
(en.wikipedia.org)
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Sounds awesome if they can pull it off. I'd love to have the interurban back in the USA. Since they already got one, this looks doable.
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I don't see this dynamic where I am in my station in life at the age of 45. To be forthright my station is just a part time employee at a cool grocery store but besides one other coworker everyone is younger than myself. I'm actua
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I guess "better luck next time" applies here.
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Show HN: Scott's MusicBox
(github.com)
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Hopefully we can get this story to 201 points. One for each worker.
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The US is a democracy. So after the planet is doomed we can vote in someone else to doom it even more.
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I can get 2 gigabits to my apartment through Frontier. The techs say they don't care if I serve.
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I used FFmpeg to create a stretched in place sample recorder for music and it is so very fast.
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Australia and Antarctica haven't been antagonized yet.
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Tylenol has been proscribed for covid19 relief.
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They talk about covid like its smog. Perhaps we need better tailpipes.
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Burnable cdroms or CD-Rs are an extremely poor archival format for data because the substrate can peal off. I have a 22 year old collection of cdrs and the failure rate was about 1 in ten. A shelved winchester drive has never failed me.
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We'll say who dunnit in 3 days. Then the rest of the world will guess who dun it and nod in 7.
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Some things are more or less important to censor https://www.dailykos.com/stories/2022/10/3/2126267/-Facebook... I don't use companies that contribute to mass casualties.
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4y ago
They could sing Daisy Daisy together.
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