piombisallow

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by piombisallow 2y ago
It looks like a roulette table, complete with chips too.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
A valid visa (or even a green card) does not guarantee entry in the US.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Cortisone is the main stress hormone, of course it makes you anxious
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Are you talking about US race politics? Do you feel this has not been discussed enough yet?
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Incredibly funny reply. If only the Sumerians "empowered people of color". The big "What If" of history.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
I'd guess it's a few minutes (5-10) compressed into the 10s video
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Delta is like the single decent airline in the US.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
This is much more useful for actual design jobs.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Yeah
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Dostoevsky and Tolstoy are absolutely political, only not necessarily left-wing.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
This is an excessive level of pedantry, even for HN.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
You can say the same thing about any book ever written, "it's only about what the author was thinking about" - yeah, that's how writing generally works lol.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
It didn't go all that well the first time.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
I believe the punishment for piracy is hanging?
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Why the scare quotes on declassified document? It's a declassified report from the national intelligence agency, which was made public.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
The whole microbiome thing is way overblown. It's like studying a great city by looking at rats in the sewer. And yeah, maybe some people have rats in their houses too. That's doesn't really tell you much about the city.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
This isn't really a network no? Just a 2D grid? Or am I missing something.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
How does that change anything
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Hypothetically speaking (asking for a friend), can you intercept the Starship with standard AA missiles as it re-enters?
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by piombisallow 2y ago
These usually get split into nodes and scientists can access some nodes at a time. The whole thing isn't working on a single problem.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Honestly showing that you can re-target it in flight is extremely impressive too. Like, it still soft-landed in water, it didn't blow up.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Designing it for both is probably worse than either one separately
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Every cell in the body (except blood cells) has mithocondria.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
I do recognise that "X" may have other positive externalities, but I don't know how to price any of them. Modern policy in a nutshell.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
If you have the infrastructure to build an orbital ring, you have the infrastructure to keep it supplied too
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Used as a local anesthetic there's no addiction risk. You don't get high from it, and it's not prescribed at home so you can't make a habit out of it. The only risk is medical people who have access to it stealing some.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
I think it's not necessarily Google's fault, it's an arms race and they're losing it.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
Is this the real Aviato?
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by piombisallow 2y ago
I wonder what the satellites think about Mr. Schöfbänker's tracking rig.
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by piombisallow 2y ago
You won't always have your AI buddy with you!

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