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Is this one of those rare cases where using a goto would be reasonable?
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Constrained energy basically acts as mass right? So would an intuitive way to think of this be that the warm particle has more energy, but moving it confines where that energy can be so it behaves as if it has more mass?
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I think it was originally Small Lander for Investigating Moon :)
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Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38841080
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IIRC the issue with Applied Cryptography was that while it was the best resource for learning the math behind different crypto systems work and how to implement different algorithms it gave almost no guidance about how to actually use them
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https://archive.is/oRN7T
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I think this is why Google had (has?) a 2 year limit on TVC tenure.
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The active ingredient, tirzepatide, isn't what's new here. It was patented in 2016 and has been on the market for treating type 2 diabetes since 2021. What's new is that tirzepatide is now FDA approved for treatment of obesit
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GLP-1 affects a lot of systems beyond just appetite and gastric emptying. For instance it acts in the pancreas to promote insulin secretion. GLP-1 receptors are also found in a lot of other tissues, including heart, tongue, adipose, muscles
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The mill architecture has interesting ideas but as far as I know it’s never made it past simulation and there hasn’t been much progress lately. https://millcomputing.com/
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Amazing
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There's an updated remake of Myst with a proper 3d engine and free movement etc. Even so that remake is a few years old now. It's a really odd choice when talking about cutting edge graphics. Maybe Myst was the first game to get a
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See this thread https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38078282 seems to be based on available LPDDR5X chip sizes?
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Am I misreading or did he create a non-redundant pool spanning the 2 SSD drives? I don't think scrubbing will keep him from losing data when one of those drives fails or gets corrupted. Edit: Looked again and he's getting redundan
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Ok, I think in light of this she should really consider stepping down.
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"But it's all lisp based... and astonishingly slow"
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Soon: The unrestricted GPT-4 model began by hiring a task rabbit to order lead oxide, lead sulfate, elemental copper, phosphorus, and a vacuum-evacuated quartz oven...
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Looking forward to the inevitable Nile Red & Applied Science videos
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For now...
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Is that kind of language legal in states like CA and NY with WARN laws?
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Digging the use of haptics across this app.
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s/ChatGPT/a creative at your ad agency/g
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Peloton | https://careers.onepeloton.com | Frontend, Mobile (iOS & Android), Backend, Hardware engineers | New York; Santa Clara; Woodinville, WA | Hybrid Peloton uses technology and design to connect the world through fitne
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Hello from a desktop ARM machine that runs windows! M1 Mac Mini running Windows 11 in parallels.
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TikTok CEO Shou Zi Chew Is Testifying at the House Commerce Committee
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Andreas Kling did an awesome video about the Serenity OS boot process here: https://youtu.be/NpcGMuI7hxk
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Headline: Update on our year of efficiency" Translation: We weren't efficient at all
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That makes a lot of sense. Thanks!
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Nice! I'm working on an RV-14A. Still on the empennage kit so I've got a long way to go but I'm enjoying the build a lot.
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Cable lacing seems to be alive and well in aviation. I'm currently building a homebuilt experimental airplane and as I've started researching the avionics build I've noticed a lot of cable lacing on the wiring harnesses all o
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