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by peanutz454 6y ago
Aren't we running out of hydrocarbons?
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by peanutz454 6y ago
Yep you are right. What is 𓂹 the deal with the walking stick like thing though?
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by peanutz454 6y ago
0.000...1 obviously
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by peanutz454 6y ago
This sounds awful. Is there any reference to this? I can't find anything but would like to update the Wikipedia article https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Criticism_of_Walmart#Allegatio...
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by peanutz454 7y ago
Just take solace in the fact that you learned something and you know how to apply what you learn. There are so many things where there is no right answer and one can never be found. Your teacher probably helped you remember the concept bett
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by peanutz454 7y ago
So are you saying the barrier remains the same? Earlier we had less access to stuff, and could write simpler software. Now we have more access, but software has become complex
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by peanutz454 7y ago
So when it happens, will we stop having kids? Because our current population and lifestyle do not seem sustainable. I only see population increasing and lifestyle being more burdensome on environment.
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by peanutz454 7y ago
> However, if you were to change our relativistic reference frame to match a distance galaxy's As a causal science enthusiast I am lost, how does one change our relativistic reference frame?
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by peanutz454 7y ago
> when there are so many great tastes and experiences right there at your fingertips. As someone who has cooked with exactly one kind of mushroom (button) I find this intriguing. I thought all mushrooms taste more or less the same. I may
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by peanutz454 7y ago
Even if I don't use Vim much anymore, there are things that I would still do it Vim because it just does them faster.
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by peanutz454 7y ago
Vultures man, those are things that we nearly lead to extinction recently in India. I remember when I was a kid there used to be a road in Delhi with the dead tree and vultures sitting all over it. But by the time I was an adult there were
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by peanutz454 7y ago
For some reason people just have an aversion to paying for stuff they use. Facebook's revenue per user is less than 7$, I don't use facebook, but do not mind paying that little for something I use instead of getting tracked wherev
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by peanutz454 7y ago
higher orbit will reduce drag
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by peanutz454 7y ago
Is housing, like Gold Coins also a non-productive asset?
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by peanutz454 7y ago
I understand what superconductivity is and how it can revolutionize things in general. But why those things in particular? So transport for example - better maglev trains?
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by peanutz454 7y ago
How does FBI find this out?
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by peanutz454 8y ago
Why is loosing energy required for particles to clump together?
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by peanutz454 8y ago
Software engineering is a new field, and therefore has fewer oldies.
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by peanutz454 8y ago
This is awesome! (I think). I've never used a password manager, because I was afraid one breach there is worse than many breaches everywhere else. But, I am curious, if I use a complex formula in my mind to create passwords that are un
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by peanutz454 8y ago
Someone answered this - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19268915
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by peanutz454 8y ago
Per capita?
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by peanutz454 8y ago
I find this difficult to believe! One transatlantic round trip flight is about 60% as bad as living car free? Assuming you do not travel at all - right? But you will travel. You will cycle to work, and you will burn more calories, and you w
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by peanutz454 8y ago
Hearing aid is medical device. That means lots of regulation, entire floor full of departments existing just to make sure things pass regulatory assessments. Remove those and the cost might come down significantly, but will be willing to do
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by peanutz454 8y ago
During my summer vacation growing up we played for hours, completely unsupervised. There needs to be a culture of allowing kids to play without parents watching over.
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by peanutz454 8y ago
0 time due to time dilation, but 0 distance?
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by peanutz454 8y ago
Difference of terminology I guess, but I worked at a Pharma company and I am talking about the Enterprise Architect, so maybe not the same kind of architect you are talking about. He and his team made decisions related to tech stack. They n
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by peanutz454 8y ago
But are architects supposed to write code? The example you give is embarrassingly simple and anyone should be (expected to be) able to write code for it. But aren't architects designing architecture. I don't think the architect or
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by peanutz454 8y ago
On a side note. Google should allow users to ignore page's age as a ranking criteria. I am not comfortable with the fact that some articles are lower in search results simply because they were written long ago.
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by peanutz454 8y ago
Our better still, a fictional Constitution for all humans on Earth.
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by peanutz454 8y ago
Imagine you are a software developer that sells a hospital management system built on Java. You need to prove your software is built on secure technology. So if you are using Java 11, and suppose it is known that there are no more securit

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