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4y ago
6nm/7nm was so worth it. Loads better perf/watt than my old 28nm card.
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100% cotton isn't really needed as far as fabrics. I actually like that there often is a little polyester mixed in. 10%-40% poly, and most of the remainder in cotton is perfect for socks. As far as socks, these are now often almost 100
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Intro to Julia by Example (7 little example projects)
(freecodecamp.org)
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recycled cotton seems to be lower quality. I wonder what consumer products would be popular for the recycled fabrics. (rags, cotton polyester socks?) some cotton candy would be good right around now.
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Intelligence or aptitude tends to correlate across fields
(en.wikipedia.org)
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4y ago
essentially chromium, which is open sores.
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Carbon fixing through deposition mineralization
(carbfix.com)
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see also: https://www.nature.com/articles/s43017-019-0011-8#Abs3
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It's got a nice section on the big daddy of modern math: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrey_Kolmogorov : Fisher–Kolmogorov equation Johnson–Mehl–Avrami–Kolmogorov equation Kolmogorov axioms Ko
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/InfraGard My guess is that the haxors will get paid off by the pwned. Whether "Pompompurin" gets caught after "negotiations" remains to be seen, although the public may
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Tofy and mycoprotein are very low on footprint, and have the best protein profile. Chicken is mostly factory farmed, pretty horremdous even if it beats beef and pork in terms of global warming byproduct footprint. Furthermore, it's lar
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(Lifting body, or more particularly blended wing.) The two best wikimedia images are probably: https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Ia_37_II.jpg https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:FMA-I.A.3
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Reimar Horten's little 1950's lifting-body Delta wing: I.Ae. 37
(en.wikipedia.org)
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and 100 light year away. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOI_700
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Wow, that's too bad. There was some nice artwork and concept there: excerpt: The Hauntington Hotel was a complete design for a Ghostbusters-themed dark ride that was produced for Six Flags (another division of Bally). It was another &
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Excerpt follows: For example, take the neopronoun xe/xir/xirs (which parallels, respectively, she / her/ hers). Much like you would say “I saw her yesterday, and she said the book was hers,” you would say “I saw xir yest
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Understanding Neopronouns (Xenopronouns)
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I think Steam will sooner or later (if it hasn't already) run into the same problem as the 8-bit gaming industry did in the 80s: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Video_game_crash_of_1983
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Beneficial effects of Nicotine relating to Parkinson's
(medicalnewstoday.com)
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While I never worried about gas heater related outages, I have two 30-gal gas tank heater in series (4-5 person household), with the purpose being a little bit of added efficiency. In the summer and autumn, the upstream heater is turned off
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I wonder whether Kovid is now more popular of a boy's name versus Pointdexter. One is trending, and the other long out of style (but could make comeback).
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kind of an odd list. I've got no idea why people were hatin' on Flowers for Algernon in the 90s but not in the 00s and 10s! Open thread, feel free to shoot the shit and talk about any notable titles within these collections.
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Top Challenged Books by Decade (censorship request trends)
(ala.org)
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Outstanding concoction from the OP! A total riot. I wasn't nearly as creative as bckr, but the AI worked great. "Hey arse whole get a brain moran." turned into: "[friendly address]; we encourage you to give this some tho
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It's important to note that article may have been "washed". For the full story, inspect some of the large deletions and subsequent revisions. https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Operation_Car_Was..
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2600 was really limited to its tiny amount of memory. It really limited games to one to a few genres, and at very low resolution. 64 kilobytes of memory was not cheap in the early 80s. But very much worth it. A nice XL/XE demo (of an 8
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Operation Car Wash
(en.wikipedia.org)
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It looks pretty beautiful. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8nUosmUcckU
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paywall
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A Photo Blog of Mount Krenitsyn Expedition (Onekotan Island)
(eugene.kaspersky.com)
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