rrnechmech

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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Sure.- (But do not discard Zulip as an interface. Heck, it might even serve you well putting your whole family on it. I can see Zulip (straight Zulip) working great with extended family ...)
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
You might have hit a new fundamental state of matter. Might wanna check!
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
I know this was just a crude crude hack but I once implemented something akin to what you describe using a bunch of domains on Namecheap and their "wildcard redirect" feature, where they would redirect allusernames@foo.bar (a catc
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Would be simple to implement using the API
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
(And, our understanding of our present ...)
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Of course. That is legendary. Thanks
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
> discussion in Jurassic Park about ethics. Care to elaborate?
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Nicely broken up, thanks for the time spent. Really appreciate how well explained
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Indeed. It is a huge problem IMHO for crypto. (Some outfits are letting you "auto add" margin rather than being liquidated. Not sure if that would help.
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Would really appreciate an ELI5 by someone knowledgeable on whence - as a risk calculation by exchanges - does liquidation come from and if there are (or not) any mild-leverage alternatives *without* liquidation
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
"Where is" ...
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
> having science communicators to do that jo Were is Sagan, Clark, Asimov. Burke when one needs them? Maybe AI might help here
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
> against artificially slow writing, not against all slow writing. This is really well put Impediments not deliberate choice
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Thanks. I could also have been less laconic. If you are the author accept sincere apology and honest best wishes Speed is definitely a good thing sometimes. Note: Maybe you could play it "both ways" and have a "flow", or
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
We don't need faster scientific writing We need slower scientific writing. Edit: While I understand policy involved, apologies, I'd contend 'shallow'. Not lengthy? Sure. But the point was made enough @kbk et al. got
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
This is timeless
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
> "Probably want to start shutting that down son." Can totally picture
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Not to mention, bridges falling apart on their own
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
> vendees "Customers"?
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
> Microsoft IT outage I mean they are on full tilt here, calling it a "Microsoft" outage. The EU is hitting back hard with that headline.- > affected 8.5 million computers running Windows and using CrowdStrike’s Falcon cyber
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
This is really awful. Guilty by algo until proven that you can -pay- your way out
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
Some say and I agree that he should have gone all the way in, and resigned
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by rrnechmech 2y ago
"Crowdstruck" for word of the year