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qup
2y ago
Social media silencing thoughts during COVID-19 that later to turn out to be right. And mostly nobody is very mad about views being silenced all over the internet. That's the first thing that sprung to my mind.
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2y ago
Available to read online, I read it last year: https://rifters.com/real/Blindsight.htm
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2y ago
I suspect my father was an easier man than yours, but he's also an insecure narcissist. When I began playing chess, he was my opponent for many, many games. Until I won a game at 9 years old, which was the last game we ever played. I&#
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2y ago
It'll provide evidence that they've studied it internally? I don't think so.
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2y ago
yes, it does. I love tmux and hate the default hotkey
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2y ago
Velocidrone is a lot of fun. There's also freerider fpv, DRL, and Liftoff. They're all pretty good, honestly.
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qup
2y ago
This sounds like a scoping issue
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2y ago
What could go wrong?
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2y ago
Disagree. My walks with my dog are about her, not about my wandering mind
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2y ago
3.5 great for summarizing
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2y ago
Are you explaining it to yourself?
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2y ago
And leveling up
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2y ago
When you punch the code, what is the result?
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2y ago
What he's saying is if there are 100 people, and you go from #50 most prestigious member to #49, you just displaced someone else in the hierarchy. It has nothing to do with relationships.
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2y ago
This one does heating.
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2y ago
Do you always stop reading when you disagree?
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2y ago
NIMBY!
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2y ago
I googled it: https://www.caveday.org/
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2y ago
I never had a drink until I was 27, and at the time, I found it easier to keep that a secret than to talk about it. But you're right. I'm not drinking again, and people are way less likely to question that choice now. I can't
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2y ago
it actually says "big three", you've just read it incorrectly
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2y ago
> fruit of my spleen Google returns zero results for this phrase (when quoted). Congratulations. I like it.
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2y ago
Well, given that I just read this story a couple days ago, I cannot miss the connection: https://www.physics.utoronto.ca/~jharlow/slowglass.htm It's about a 5-minute sci-fi read, incredibly on-topic, written in th
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2y ago
Or, build your own lathe using the harbor freight lathe to make the parts. I share your sentiment though. It's kept me from starting his series (so far)
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2y ago
You're looking for the Gingery Lathe. He builds it and bootstraps a home metalworking shop, building new tools with the old ones. It's a book series.
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2y ago
Why am I working on this problem?
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2y ago
Find a more discreet way to send unique bad information. I think something where you say "whoops!" afterwards is a little obvious. Is there no access log for the parent email list?
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3y ago
Make stuff. Make a requirement for yourself that you will enter unknown territory. Revisit your old code often, and improve it.
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3y ago
I'm in a paw paw/persimmon zone, and figs grow nicely. One of the lowest-maintenance trees that don't have much insect pressure. I thought they were notably absent from your list. The variety I chose tastes much like a peach.
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3y ago
> Altogether, the team says this indicates UCYN-A is a full organelle, which is given the name of nitroplast. It appears that this began to evolve around 100 million years ago, which sounds like an incredibly long time but is a blink of
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3y ago
People in my circles have been saying this for a few years now, and we've yet to see it happen. I've got my popcorn ready. But you can rest easy. Everyone just votes for the candidate their party picked, anyway.
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