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phyzome
2y ago
The article covers this.
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phyzome
2y ago
Sounds like you're pretty upset about the idea that switching documentation to gender-neutral language is a good change. (What do hobbies have to do with this?)
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phyzome
2y ago
On the contrary, I think it's great.
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phyzome
2y ago
Or it's exactly the opposite, depending on how mobile you think companies are.
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phyzome
2y ago
Someone calculated that one of the LIGO detections (of a black hole merger) would have been audible from about 1 AU away. Of course, you would be fried, too. But it's still interesting.
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phyzome
2y ago
Is insider trading just a kind of arbitrage too? :-)
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phyzome
2y ago
You'd have time to notice a storm of some sort was coming, but the actual hail often arrives quite suddenly.
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phyzome
2y ago
A big part of the question is whether it will still be offgassing enough to produce a bright coma.
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phyzome
2y ago
Oh, yeah -- if people are trying to use a spoon to stir PB, they've got the wrong tool for sure.
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phyzome
2y ago
What matters is whether the "workaround" is harming people.
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phyzome
2y ago
No reason for it to be placebo. Probably any irritant has a good chance of working.
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phyzome
2y ago
I have such a hard time relating to this. Do I just have an efficient stirring method?
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phyzome
2y ago
I've never really understood the dark forest thing. Being an intelligent species or not doesn't change whether your planet has useful resources. And if you're a naive species yapping on all frequencies, you're clearly no
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phyzome
2y ago
Reminder: You're replying to a comment about graffiti potentially covering something that's supposed to be transparent.
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phyzome
2y ago
Maybe, but I wouldn't pay more than about $50 for such a forgery...
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phyzome
2y ago
They're a pretty reliable source for used electronics. I go to them every time my favorite out-of-production camera breaks and I want to get another of the same model.
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phyzome
2y ago
I once tested a watermarking system (Digimarc?) and found that while it was robust against all sorts of noise and scaling, it failed with even a 1% rotation of the image. I wonder if it was a Fourier Transform based algorithm.
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phyzome
2y ago
Wow. Talk about over-reliance on mechanized, industrial-scale systems...
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phyzome
2y ago
I mean sure, a post on the topic of correctness bugs in GCs is going to bring out some examples of correctness bugs in GCs. But I haven't encountered any independently.
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phyzome
2y ago
Interestingly, I've never heard of a correctness bug in a GC, let alone one causing a real-world problem.
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phyzome
2y ago
Pretty sure we get aurorae because we have a strong magnetic field...
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phyzome
2y ago
Fans cool things down when those things are hotter than the air.
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phyzome
2y ago
As long as the units are correct and people understand those , I'm not too worried about "energy" vs "power".
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phyzome
2y ago
I was mostly thinking of how incredibly loud it would be to do all that under a metal roof. Sure hope they've got solid hearing protection.
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phyzome
2y ago
It's for quality assurance. You take samples of asphalt (in this case), concrete, etc. during construction and they get shipped off for analysis. I don't know what they do with the asphalt, but for concrete they do slump tests of
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phyzome
2y ago
If you want birds, grow plants that support caterpillars. It takes thousands of caterpillars to raise a nest of baby birds to fledglings. (This is true even for seed-eating birds.) Those caterpillars don't come from thin air.
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phyzome
2y ago
5 years is "a while"?
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phyzome
2y ago
There's no indication of satire here.
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phyzome
2y ago
There are plenty of other idiosyncratic people out there who aren't, entirely literally, calling for ethnic cleansing.
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phyzome
3y ago
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