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by soheil 5y ago
What benefits do those authors accrue other just an increased download counter?
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by soheil 5y ago
What's odd is that "is-odd" has 430k weekly downloads. https://www.npmjs.com/package/is-odd
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by soheil 5y ago
It most likely has a self-destruct sequence. It's basically the same as firing a missile so I wouldn't be surprised if the same type of persuasions were taken as when military drills take place.
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by soheil 5y ago
This is getting pretty close to science fiction. I wonder how much crazier future science fiction writers can get. They're running out of imaginary ideas that hasn't turn out to be real.
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by soheil 5y ago
Sorry I meant for a solution that would work on earth. Couldn't we use magnets to accelerate the ship like a maglev train inside a version of LHC with wider tubes?
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by soheil 5y ago
Don't see why they can't improve it to use a piezoelectric material to modulate the neutron beam. That would achieve a far higher data rate.
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by soheil 5y ago
Something like the large hadron collider?
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by soheil 5y ago
I wonder how much lower the g forces would come than from 10k if the radius was larger. The high energy particle accelerator at cern comes to mind. It wouldn't need to be vertical either just at a slight tilt since to go to orbit you n
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by soheil 5y ago
Obligatory xkcd https://xkcd.com/327/
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by soheil 5y ago
I meant these fast/heavy bikes are a safety risk to pedestrians not cars.
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by soheil 5y ago
So many cringe statements in this post I'm not going to reference them here. One note which I think is missed often with heavy electric cargo bikes is a simple equation, used in car collisions to determine safety requirements. F = 0.5
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by soheil 5y ago
I wonder how long it takes before there is a chrome ext that brings back likes/dislikes similar to AdBlock or SponsorBlock. It’s the ratio that I care about not the absolute numbers.
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by soheil 5y ago
I get one experience in Incognito mode, a completely different one in normal mode. They tell you to install a Chrome ext to use it when you can just do so without it in incognito mode. Removing the ext also takes you to a 404 page that seem
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by soheil 5y ago
> Problem #3: synchronous communication is synchronous I love synchronous communication sometimes. Specially if you're a builder it's invaluable to have the person right there and ask them as many questions as you want. Not hav
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by soheil 5y ago
> Do they ask clarifying questions when they don't feel judged Sure, you can tell yourself fairytale stories, but you and the other person both know there will be generated a number right after the call ends that can only range from
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by soheil 5y ago
Definitely noticed sporadic freezes on my M1 Air.
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by soheil 5y ago
Many. You also expect me to remember how to spell INET_NTOA and on what fields to use it on. What if I wanted do a quick "SELECT * FROM"? I barely know how to spell English words what makes you think I'm going to remember how
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by soheil 5y ago
Because as shocking as this might sound like unlike the characters in the movie Matrix I don't have a built-in INET_NTOA function in my retina to see the string form of the IP addresses when glancing at table rows of a large table look
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by soheil 5y ago
Can confirm also happens in relationships and best to be avoided.
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by soheil 5y ago
I'd like to see the first baby born to the courage parents who used this to name their newborn https://www.thisworddoesnotexist.com/
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by soheil 5y ago
I just think it’s confusing to relate it to the country of Germany or its people when in fact it has nothing to do with it. Whereas if you call something India from 500 BC it very much has to do with modern India and its people.
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by soheil 5y ago
> 2900 accurate prediction of lunar eclipses (Germany) There was a Germany 2900 years ago?
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by soheil 5y ago
Of course we're influenced by the world around us, but I guess the point I'm trying to make is that you can't look for inspiration. It kind of has to come to you. This is why movies are probably a bad source. As a commenter b
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by soheil 5y ago
Yes but that's not something a movie can give you or words can help with.
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by soheil 5y ago
If you need external inspiration to do something that's usually a bad sign. If you need it to start a business that's a recipe for disaster. I tend to agree with Elon Musk, he said: "If you need inspiring words, don't do
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by soheil 5y ago
If you need external inspiration to do something that's usually a bad sign. If you need it to start a business that's a recipe for disaster. I tend to agree with Elon Musk, he said: "If you need inspiring words, don't do
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by soheil 5y ago
Not only you can use the excess heat from the miners to heat your office you can also use adsorption chillers [0] to cool down your office using the heat. [0] https://www.technologyreview.com/2011/03/30/196054
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by soheil 5y ago
Using adsorption chillers [0] you can use the heat to also cool down your office. [0] https://www.technologyreview.com/2011/03/30/196054/using-hea...
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by soheil 5y ago
Because this is a corporation. Why would he say it in his own words? This is not a dinner party with aunt and grandma, it's a multi-billion dollar business with lots of liability.
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by soheil 5y ago
Got it working just now. Thank you. But the latency is pretty bad. I recall other bluetooth mice I used in the past were much smoother. I wonder what the issue is.

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