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rimunroe
6y ago
I've never seen more than one link in a person's profile on TikTok, and "link in profile" is still a common phrase on there.
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6y ago
> If I'm managing the state of, say, a form, and I want the submit button to be disabled when (condition), the obvious solution is to add `disabled={condition}`, rather than a conditional className or attribute to then match on in c
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6y ago
I think you may have misinterpreted what I said. I didn't claim that you'd feel like you were covering the distance faster than light. I was saying that as you go faster (relative to your destination), space contracts ahead of you
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rimunroe
6y ago
Micrometeors and radiation would be the major problem. Also, it's not just time dilation that would help. At relativistic speeds, space contracts quite noticeably in the direction of travel, so the actual distance you need to cover dim
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rimunroe
6y ago
From Introduction to Elementary Particles by David Griffiths: a neutrino of moderate energy could easily penetrate a thousand lightyears of lead.
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rimunroe
6y ago
I'm not a lawyer, but I don't think that reasoning holds up. An uninformed reading of 17 USC 102(b) sounds like it directly contradicts your theory: > In no case does copyright protection for an original work of authorship exte
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rimunroe
6y ago
I’ve heard this several times, but as far as I know this only means a person wouldn’t be able to copy the whole work, but that they’d still be absolutely allowed to extract/copy the recipe itself (in the form of the ingredients and the
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6y ago
I appreciate it. You're absolutely right about how exciting it is to be able to share explanations with people. This is a video of Feynman's answer to an interviewer asking about what and why you feel something when you put two ma
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6y ago
I get what you're saying. I studied physics in undergrad but decided not to go to grad school. I kept hearing stuff like that well into my junior and senior years. I ended up doing internships on two HEP experiments, one at Brookhaven
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6y ago
I suppose they could have meant that, but I think it's pretty reasonable to interpret that as having meant size on disk
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rimunroe
6y ago
Hundreds of megabytes would be a considerable improvement for me. I think my last installation of LaTeX and the few packages I depended on was around two gigabytes.
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6y ago
> Cheap labor != slave labor. Different labor has different market value in different locations, and this is a result of a difference in standard of living. Does the distinction between cheap and forced labor matter at some point? The fa
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6y ago
I don't have proof that it's universally the case. I expect it pretty much is, but if you have any counter examples please share them. I'd love to see something that would make me feel less bad about the world. Could you expl
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6y ago
> The TV in your living room, the couch, the desk, the food in your fridge, the soap in your bathroom, the sheets on your bed — are they provided by "exploitation"? Of course. Some examples from like a minute of searching: • El
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> I don't know, do you think that Google Maps and Google Search (and all of its contribution to QoL improvements) have been brought to you by way of exploitation of people? Which people? Absolutely. The tech industry doesn't ex
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6y ago
Isn't the life well-off people in the United States only possible in its current form because of massive exploitation of people and resources? How is that in any way sustainable, and why should it be sustained?
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What are "business champions" and why should we want more of them? What do they do for society?
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rimunroe
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You probably answered your own question there. They might want to tile things other than a terminal. I used to use Ion3 on a tiny Fujitsu Lifebook P1510D to divide the screen into quadrants containing things like a terminal (mostly used for
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7y ago
Nah, I'm his brother.
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Early on (around 2006) xkcd.com was hosted on our former family computer which my brother left running in his bedroom while he was away at college. One day I was playing Counter-Strike when suddenly my connection got interrupted and wouldn&
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JavaScript: https://www.ecma-international.org/ecma-262/5.1/#sec-2 > A conforming implementation of this Standard shall interpret characters in conformance with the Unicode Standard, Version 3.0 or later and IS
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Asking yourself why you were mentioned is not at all the same thing as taking responsibility. If a mass shooter mentioned how much they appreciated me, my work, or a group I ran (or was even in) I'd be concerned and would wonder why. T
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I met my partner in one such channel about five years ago. We’re getting married this October. A lot of the guest list for our wedding is made of folks we met on IRC.
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Thanks for sharing it! I'm not an expert, but this could use some basic accessibility enhancement. Keyboard navigation doesn't seem to be well supported in your Simple Menu component. When I click to open the Simple Menu, I can&#x
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7y ago
Freeman's Mind uses Half-Life: Source, which is Half-Life 1 ported (no new models or textures) to the Source engine (which was the one used for Half-Life 2). Half-Life: Source was released at the same time as (or right after?) Half-Lif
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Around the Corner – How Differential Steering Works (1937)
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That’s a needless distinction for the vast majority of users. I imagine anything is removable with enough domain knowledge and the right equipment.
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Beware Safe (The Scaled Agile Framework for Enterprise)
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I used Apple Pay on iOS to buy something direct from a vendor recently and was shocked at how smooth the purchase experience was. 1. Click "Buy with Apple Pay" button. 2. Double click power button on the side of my phone to conf
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This may feel a bit nit-picky, but they haven't been added to ECMAScript yet. There are two features here: the optional chaining operator[1] and nullish coalescing operator[2]. Both are at stage 3 of the standardization process. Change
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