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The Zeta Reticuli (or Ridiculi) Incident(astronomy.com)
2 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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Meet the Guy Who Drove Across the U.S. In a Record 28 Hours 50 Minutes(jalopnik.com)
1 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
0-60mph in 3 seconds or just 3 strides. [1] Unbelievable. [1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V8vejjVgIHg
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by sakopov 8y ago
I quit my job, sold all my shit and thru hiked El Camino de Santiago 5 years ago. After about a week I had no idea what day of the week I was on. It was a glorious and totally boundary-breaking experience. I have never been so at peace with
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by sakopov 8y ago
Yeah that's a little awkward. Should've just made it a statement instead of a quote.
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by sakopov 8y ago
Wouldn't we need "smart" roads to make driverless cars operate at the same safety level as, say, airplanes?
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by sakopov 8y ago
"The smallest space was actually 2 feet wide, so yes, it was quite high, 60 centimeters high." I can't imagine crawling in that space without having a panic attack, let alone trying to swim through it in murky water while dra
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by sakopov 8y ago
Here is an article from 2010 about slime mold building a network which is a more efficient version of the Tokyo subway system [1]. This is absolutely fascinating. [1] http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/80beats/2010/
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by sakopov 8y ago
One thing I find rather interesting is that a lot of people who trip on mushrooms mention that they see the world around them much more vivid and alive, especially when being out in nature. I've always wondered if this was something be
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by sakopov 8y ago
Perhaps this is a bit unrelated, but when I was in High School I participated in a program called A+ which provided HS graduates with free tuition for any community college in the state. The program was very easy to complete - I believe it
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Finding North America’s lost medieval city (2016)(arstechnica.com)
2 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
C3 looked like a dead project about a year or so ago, which I thought was a real shame and planned to move away from it. Just checked the repo a few minutes ago and it looks like things are pretty lively these days. Glad to see it's ki
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by sakopov 8y ago
I don't know how legitimate these stories are, but some folks swear that they've gotten rid of various addictions after their trips on Ayahuasca. This is apparently a mixture of plants that some tribes in South America have been u
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by sakopov 8y ago
> The specific idea behind the security researcher’s phishing scam was a way to target a website that uses Auth0 authentication. Auth0 supports regional subdomains: auth0.com, eu.auth0.com, and au.auth0.com. A bad actor could potentially
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by sakopov 8y ago
Have you done anything in .NET core? It sounds like you haven't at all. Your .NET bits will run on Linux or Mac. You're not restricted to SQL Server. The open source community is doing just fine and has a ton of interesting projec
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by sakopov 8y ago
None of the things you quoted mean that women are less qualified. What was meant is that women are generally not as interested in this type of work as men are, hence the disparity in numbers. Two very different things.
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Google AI Assistant can now make phone calls(youtube.com)
1 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
Working remote from a new city. Couldn't have been worse socially.
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Real-time decoding of Voyager audio images(youtube.com)
2 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
Highly recommend this [1] podcast to understand what sleep actually does and how sleep deprived our modern society is. [1] https://youtu.be/pwaWilO_Pig
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by sakopov 8y ago
I've been using Simple for close to 5 years now and have been incredibly happy with my experience. The customer service is hands down the best I've ever come across and all updates to the app made the experience much better. Simp
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The nervous system of Harriet Cole(atlasobscura.com)
1 points by sakopov 8y ago|0 comments
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by sakopov 8y ago
I, too, rarely have major issues with Windows. However, I did come across the login issue in the article, which was fixed with a restart. When people shit all over WinOS I'd like to instead give Microsoft credit for creating an OS that
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by sakopov 9y ago
I think extradition is the last thing he should be worried about in the wild west world of cryptocurrency.
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by sakopov 9y ago
They track everything because others do it too. They also seem to imply that it's a totally normal thing for anyone to be doing this. The tone of this piece is really astounding.
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by sakopov 10y ago
> A Patriot missile, usually priced at about $3 million was recently used to shoot down a $200 quadcopter drone, according to a US general. I thought they were at most $50k a piece. This is unbelievable.
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by sakopov 10y ago
The irony of the situation is that they can't simply ration or ban these products because we live in the era of consumerism and the market would rather slowly kill you and make money off of you than ban something that is a health conce
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by sakopov 10y ago
Wouldn't it make sense to strip out a lot of unnecessary code to get to the point faster and allow others to reproduce the issue at hand easier? Just because the question is omitting validation and sanitation doesn't mean it has f
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by sakopov 10y ago
Oh i'm sure people commute. A 4 hour drive is fairly reasonable. I live in Denver and commute to Kansas City (8.5 hours) once a month to visit my folks. If you include gas prices and the price of rentals it comes out to be cheaper than
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by sakopov 10y ago
It really baffles me how the Muslim world turns its back on extremism and radicalization. Devout Muslims claim that Islamic extremists aren't real Muslims and just shrug it off. Wrong. They are a growing minority of Muslims whether you

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