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A hovercraft
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Can a crow become the mayor
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did you not read anything about the article, it talk about novel modification in a lab that is unlikely to occur in nature, not creation out of whole cloth
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thays a bit of an overstatement. If you show in previous work on the same topic that do you such a thing then yes im going to use that against you, i.e. your credibility is suspect.
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Oh look, it's the guy who redefines words like "nihilist" to his own private definition again (confusing absolutely everyone in the process) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28182964
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I imagine the birds getting hit by props when attacking it cant br a good think. im surprised the raven in tfa managed to avoid them
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> Don't be afraid to scroll down in the search results I never knew it was fear that was preventing me from scrolling
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modern design = low information density?
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does your flashlight emit gamma rays
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this is also a good talk in a similar vein, although aimed at haskell programmers, is really about any technology looking to grow into the mainstream Gabriel Gonzalez – How to market Haskell to a mainstream programmer - https://y
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comments are bringing out grand thesis or bike shed of FP, but wjat OP actually wrote the article about was being forced to use recursion instead of iteration andnconsidered that FP. If OP had titled his post recursion is weird I think we&#
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It has nothing to do with acceleration. You can play games with acceleration and start to get "wrong" answers with the twin paradox. What actually matters is who travels the longest World Line a.k.a. the longest path in 4-d space
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> The honk mission is to work well if it's what you want. > This does not imply the goal is to be what you want. Unless this is an art project or considers obfuscation a virtue, you may need some help with marketing your idea (in
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Michael Redmond's Go TV (was U.S. commentator for the official alphago games) https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCRJyagla1B5cxIfR4i2LdgA/vid... He has some nice playlists: - how to play go (for beginners) http
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feel free to add/play me https://online-go.com/player/1021081/ ~8k
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OP's post on PGP basically boils down to bad UX https://latacora.micro.blog/2019/07/16/the-pgp-problem.html
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did someone roll a nat 20 in shadowrun
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i was surprised how close this gets https://sanana.kiev.ua/index.php/yad
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This uses the older/classic haskell 98 features to encode the types. It works, but with modern haskell, one can use techniques that are less verbose.
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> a man is proud of his own nation, it argues that he has no qualities of his own of which he can be proud; otherwise he would not have recourse to those which he shares with so many millions of his fellowmen seems like an overstep
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5y ago
Would it be accurate to say that if I buy a stock that I am pooling my funds?
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> you're able to pool thousands of dollars What does it mean 'to pool' ether? I'm not familiar with using it as a verb. Or rather, if its just a transaction, what is the mraning of the choice of the word pool for such
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Not if the definition of terrorism I use is one of the 11 definitions that preclude that possibility.
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> biased news sources But it's what the people appear to want. How are you to tell them that they are wrong? What is the difference between 'Bias' and editorial/opinion?
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Is solarpunk just Socialism (or even feudalism) that is environmentally-conscious?
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I have no issue with privacy. The product is not called Privacy. The product is called Revolt.
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> “What about the defect? It is highest priority. And it is needed fast. So let’s fix it for the short term and add a tech debt to fix it permanently”. > I must admit that I have committed this mistake as well. Is OP implying that the
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because the definition of the word discord isn't *politically* charged.
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Ok having read the about page, it starts to tell a narrative. It's helpful and gives me a better idea about the motivations behind thebproject, but as a brand name you dont get to force everyone to read your /about when they firs
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Giving this project such a politically charged name is a bit cringey. It could turn some people off who would otherwise be interested. Unless of course you're only interested in targeting a more narrow group to begin with. That's
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