rereasonable

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by rereasonable 3y ago
Yep, don't run your centrifuges on windows 98 is probably sound advice. >In January 1982, President Ronald Reagan approved a CIA plan to sabotage the economy of the Soviet Union through covert transfers of technology that contained
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by rereasonable 3y ago
Careful, we might bump the skybox soon...
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by rereasonable 3y ago
Thinking about this article and things like the Fermi paradox, I sometimes wonder if we're approaching things the wrong way? Similar to how the current branch of life as we know it evolved on planet earth after what we assume was a lar
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by rereasonable 3y ago
Technical wonder aside, the argument for using nuclear power over fossil fuels really hits a faultline in situations like this. I wonder how the majority of folk rationalise their viewpoint surrounding this situation without being seen as m
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by rereasonable 3y ago
This is excellent.
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by rereasonable 3y ago
We're going to the moon, baby!
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by rereasonable 3y ago
How will people decide who to vote for now that so many of the pubs are shut and a pint costs you an hours pay (after tax, ofc)?
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by rereasonable 3y ago
I specifically remember during a morning assembly with our head of year a brief mention of politics during the run up to a general election, and her advice (instruction?) was that in polite society, people do not discuss their political vie
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by rereasonable 3y ago
This thread reminded me of this old gem: https://thesecatsdonotexist.com/ (warning: you may see some catspiders / r/Imsorryjon material!) Now what would be interesting is a "demixer" which allows you to
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by rereasonable 3y ago
Last update was pretty recent, and the git mentions tesseract 5 as a dep. so it's likely moved on a bit from when you last tried it: https://github.com/tesseract-ocr/tesseract/releases I suppose it depends on
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Photographing the Andromeda Strain(theasc.com)
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