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by robbiep 2y ago
Haha the same with me. 4 trips for Jack and Dianne
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by robbiep 2y ago
I’d never heard that it was designed to frighten children, but it tracks, I have vivid memories of it as a kid!
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by robbiep 2y ago
When I was 11 I was attracted to the cover of a book that showed some boats sailing on a terraformed Mars. Reading Blue Mars, the final book in the series, at age 11 totally blew my mind. Not only was I already scientifically inclined, so S
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by robbiep 2y ago
Meanwhile your neighbours over here created a political foil in the shape of nuclear reactors and are coming in swinging for a presumptive election this year saying that is the way forward
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by robbiep 2y ago
The western sydney project is a no brainer. It’s being independently financed and run I think? Some mac banker saw and opportunity and ran with it
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by robbiep 2y ago
You’re already polling way over what you’ve just said, though. There is no doubt that small structures exhibit quantum effects. There is absolutely no demonstrable relationship between small things exhibiting quantum effects and consciousne
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by robbiep 2y ago
Not very long necessarily. You just need to be primed
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by robbiep 2y ago
That’s nitrogen gas (molecular nitrogen) not nitrous oxide
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by robbiep 2y ago
We have slightly different ideas of rural areas. My parents will never get fibre, nor their neighbours. Starlink is a game changer for them all
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by robbiep 2y ago
I’m pleased to hear that switching is simple - it has been a major impediment for getting me and my team to switch. We’re currently on 1p as an org and I bought initially back at 6/7. Just changed to 8 reluctantly as I had ‘my’ stuff i
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by robbiep 2y ago
Are you advocating for a view of history that paints Germany as a victim?
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by robbiep 2y ago
The chamberlain government would like to disagree with wanting a war with Germany
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by robbiep 2y ago
… so it did blink?
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by robbiep 2y ago
That’s really interesting. Surely the crewing roster stuff is actually using linear algebra rather than AI though?
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by robbiep 2y ago
Congratulations! This looks awesome! Very excited to get my hands on one!
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by robbiep 2y ago
You’re talking as though the only decision behind reproducing is an active rejection of contraception. Whilst this be practically happening during the fecund period, it is hardly the only influence and is certainly not responsible for the d
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by robbiep 2y ago
Good pro tip, will check that out. Was unsure you could remove them! Honestly it feels so weird using Microsoft machines now; I’m very unused to feeling so transparently that I am the product (although Samsung tv s having ads seems pretty b
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by robbiep 2y ago
I almost returned (I would have returned it if they didn’t live 900km from the nearest store) the surface I bought them for their accounting. The build quality is great but I was immediately repulsed by a number of things: - forcing me to s
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by robbiep 2y ago
I spent my younger and teenage years obsessed with graham Hancock and his ideas. I can confidently say after more than 16 years of listening to his talks, reading and re-reading his books and listening to the shifts of his emphasis, that he
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by robbiep 2y ago
You know sand and wind erode as well, right?
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by robbiep 2y ago
I don’t think you do have to use iCloud, I refuse to send my photos to iCloud and I can do it
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by robbiep 2y ago
I’m not involved in the space, but it seems to me that having a model, in particular a massive model, exposed to a corpus of text like a book in the training data would have very minimal impact. I’m aware that people have been able to retur
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by robbiep 2y ago
Don’t forget they actually reduced the number of medals on Zhukov’s chest because they thought it was too over the top to replicate what he actually wore
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by robbiep 2y ago
You’ve made a logical error here - you can basically say the same about every cancer. The specific cancers that fit directly into the category you are carving out for mesothelioma are squamous and adénocarcinomas of the oesophagus, gastric
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by robbiep 2y ago
Go easy, they’re one of today’s lucky 10,000
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by robbiep 2y ago
In the Luna series they discuss this, they basically have a central axis where you enter and then can 'step' up higher to faster spin rates/more gravity (basically a tapered cone)
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by robbiep 2y ago
Why build 4 sets of lines when you can build 1? Isn’t this literally the reason why broad swaths of the US have zero competition?
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by robbiep 2y ago
We’re just talking to ourselves at the moment but wait until they learn about p53 and how unless you have 2 copies you will get cancer before you’re 10
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by robbiep 2y ago
I find your perspective fascinating but I never ‘got’ Twitter. My current perspective is that a bunch of idiots are loudly shouting the shortest/most successful piece of mimetic garbage has currently evolved and the day I see something
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by robbiep 2y ago
Sorry to ruin your afternoon but ALS is the terror that slowly cripples

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