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by ruined 5y ago
one thing to note is that, generally, any comparatively calmer system with fewer extreme events is in a lower energy state. and that is exactly what we are moving away from.
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by ruined 5y ago
what service are you using?
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by ruined 5y ago
plastic becomes very brittle very quickly (years), and falls apart into tiny bits. it's these tiny bits that (we expect) take forever to decompose. even if we understood plastic to retain its original qualities over time, it is impossi
694.
by ruined 5y ago
short answer, no. longer answer, dose-response varies, subjects don't necessarily know what the effects should be, or may not be able to identify the experience, and also it's pretty easy to get yourself into an autocthonous psyc
695.
by ruined 5y ago
there's lessons on coursera and edx
696.
by ruined 5y ago
so just don't let noscript run it. your browser is under your control, right?
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by ruined 5y ago
the difference is, before media, everyone understood that if they didn't experience something directly, they had to trust someone who spoke, and that speech was always understood to be an interpretation and possibly fiction. but now we
698.
by ruined 5y ago
it's kind of the reverse problem of LCD viewing angles. film had no structure, but each pixel on a sensor is at the bottom of a tiny little well looking out. the effect is exacerbated on mirrorless with a shorter flange distance. the m
699.
by ruined 5y ago
in the portrait and video range, high end older lenses can still compete. digital sensors have only recently surpassed 35mm film in resolution, and professional 20th century photographers had similar demands for detail across the frame. and
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by ruined 5y ago
guess you'd better not have kids then. don't worry, i'll do extra
701.
by ruined 5y ago
why does the author presume that governments (or at least the interested bodies within them) aren't fully appraised of the status and utility of each of these projects? i don't think anybody's close to "agi", and an
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by ruined 5y ago
this list is incomplete. you can help by expanding it https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_color_spaces_and_their...
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by ruined 5y ago
i wouldn't really expect that to be the case. we've got a lot more plastic furnishing/building materials now and perhaps there's tradeoffs but it's still basically just condensed oil. think of your couch as candyflo
704.
by ruined 5y ago
yeah. it is. but only in the same way that the prohibition of tetraethyl lead merely subsidized a slightly smaller amount of brain damage for relatively few children at the significant cost of the cheapest anti-knock agent known to mankind
705.
by ruined 5y ago
the traditional solution is a studio. rent for a modest living space plus a separate modest studio space nearby is generally cheaper than an equivalent combined space, and when you split rent with co-tenants it becomes even more reasonable.
706.
by ruined 5y ago
i was about to suggest that copyright enforcement as a service doesn't but no, really, they do their own special kind of infringement
707.
by ruined 5y ago
i don't think so. the answer is presumed no, because everyone in the relevant thread including language authors and stdlib authors (with plenty of overlap) agree that it is not, and agree there are functional distinctions about what is
708.
by ruined 5y ago
thread tl;dr: it doesn't look like there will be language support for things like codepoints or grapheme indexing or treatment of strings as anything but byte arrays, so ddevault is sad. there is intention from andrewrk and jecolon to
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by ruined 5y ago
note that desktop firefox does its own png rendering. open it in safari
710.
by ruined 5y ago
reddit will ipo soon, which is why this is frontpaged now, i presume. folks expect the api to soon become much more restrictive. other mirror projects don't have the ideology or reputation of archiveteam.
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by ruined 5y ago
seth rich probably had nothing to do with wikileaks, but there's no doubt that he was murdered. and honestly i can't hold it against assange for being on the lookout or even paranoid about things like that, given his circumstances
712.
by ruined 5y ago
write the actual script in a heredoc, and wrap it in a script that pipes it line-by-line into a shell and tees to the lockfile. then, if the script stops, you have a journal of what's executed so far, and the next execution can just sk
713.
by ruined 5y ago
well, it's pushed to page two now, even though it has a higher score and lower age than some other still-frontpaged posts. but it doesn't say flagged
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by ruined 5y ago
alternative view https://teddit.net/r/antiwork/comments/ra7tjf/i_lasted_three...
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I lasted three minutes at Amazon(old.reddit.com)
253 points by ruined 5y ago|182 comments
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by ruined 5y ago
the linked article provides a tool for doing so.
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by ruined 5y ago
popular brands are mineral oil, but any high temperature oil should work well. hoppes publishes MSDS info https://www.hoppes.com/hoppes-support/ho-sds.html which is pretty vague on most products but indicates ignition
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Debt Demands a Body(longreads.com)
3 points by ruined 5y ago|0 comments
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by ruined 5y ago
remember when the cia interfered with the congressional investigation of their torture program, by getting the FBI to investigate senators for viewing the documents that the CIA provided them, and spying on the senate investigation activiti
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by ruined 5y ago
it's based on a novel, "How Do You Live?" by Genzaburo Yoshino. this link is provided in the article, a translation was apparently published in anticipation. https://www.nytimes.com/2021/11/12/b

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