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raydiatian
3y ago
I feel like Andy Weir did a phenomenal job with his handful of books. The Martian, Project Hailmary. Both of these felt more like team effort emphasis, which I liked.
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I’m sure eventually we’ll see that Wall Street and Big accredit as well as other elite institutions were behind the collapse of crypto.
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3y ago
That’s what version locking is for
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3y ago
I am thirteen and this is deep
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3y ago
Not to mention Stanford president fabricating data. Exciting if true, but slightly a bummer that I feel hesitant to instantly be like “wao cool I beeleev” because recent academia news.
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3y ago
Thoroughly enjoyed this article.
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3y ago
Technical explainer by the engine sim developer: https://youtu.be/2bJTkBsiTPc
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Combustion engine simulation game that generates realistic audio
(github.com)
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I figure it’s a hard-to-detect bias. You see a video of the 90’s you know you’re looking on at the 90’s. You unconsciously know your reference frame to the 90’s.
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Here’s a fascinating question: If an LHC collision were to form a blackhole, 1. How long would it last 2. Could we detect it 3. How much mass would need to be collided to suck in Earth?
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Wait, who cares about trading cards?
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Ride-Hailing App on Blockchain: Riding the Tale of Decentralized Transformation
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I mostly just wanted to share an article to a thought I woke up with this morning: “Why are we using Uber and Lyft as trusted middle men in the rider-driver relationship? We all know we love the concept of ride sharing. Why don’t drivers ge
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3y ago
Say it with me everybody “Trade offs”
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3y ago
Whooof, I almost got dizzy from the plumes of methane wafting off of that first paragraph.
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How does it handle against me shrieking loudly while I type? Specifically screaming at my keyboard
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3y ago
We’re entering a post-privacy era jesus
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3y ago
Good. Fire them.
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3y ago
Electrified cement? LK-99? Where are the aliens. Who talked.
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3y ago
GCP over azure and AWS. I got to greenfields my company into the cloud, but as such I felt compelled to cost/benefit comparison the three main cloud providers. I also looked into Heroku and Serverless as alternatives. It’s a close race
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3y ago
Tweets
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3y ago
“The taste of the ocean” Man this one is gonna be hard to advertise
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3y ago
Mmmmm, I’m sorry, this seems like a hit piece. As much as I’d love to hate on 2020+ Tesla and Elon, this “evidence” is so flimsy it could be a door
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The problem with stackoverflow is simple: it eschews it’s core use case to be something unnecessarily autistic. Instead of being a platform that encourages those with experience to mentor and lead, and those without to seek experience, wit
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“Deathcamps for Scorpios” Gemini-tler was dumped by a Scorpio
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are they? That’s a promising thought actually
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I’m excited for the part where interstellar travel stops being a viable human endeavor because we littered LEO with more of fucking Jeff Bezos’ boxes.
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3y ago
Not like Microsoft has ever lied or breached trust
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3y ago
> Mini is a man-made language designed to be as simple as possible. Okay. Now I want to know about non-man made languages.
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3y ago
Aren’t you giving your code away to Microsoft if you use Copilot?
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