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suifbwish
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suifbwish
5y ago
I think a lot of rewrites happen because of too much adderall lol
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suifbwish
5y ago
And we know this how exactly?
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5y ago
I don’t understand why so many people find it difficult to imagine ancient people understanding something as finite as aerodynamic mathematics. Their understanding of all other maths was phenomenal. Newton didn’t invent Newtonian physics an
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5y ago
And wifi
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suifbwish
5y ago
It’s true. If I won the (big) lotto I would no longer enjoy buying lottery tickets.
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suifbwish
5y ago
Any reason in particular that these spy firms seem to be coming out of Israel?
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5y ago
This completely misses the point of art. Art is just an outward expression of thought and feeling, desires, fears, hopes, pain, pleasure. The problem is not that there is too much art or too many games, the problem is there is not enough TR
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suifbwish
5y ago
Wouldn’t this mean you can host a website in the browser if you run dynamic DNS to connect back to a webserver you have running in the vm on localhost?
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5y ago
Now we can have a billion cameras everywhere that are virtually invisible. Bravo! At some point privacy invasive technologies will be so available and advanced that clothing and walls will no longer have any point other than to keep out the
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suifbwish
5y ago
OR maybe the Tesla is so good at driving it doesn’t need to slow down. Maybe it should actually speed up to give people less time to get in front of it.
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5y ago
I merely said I would not be surprised, implying that I am not completely certain everything is as it is always commonly believed. If you feel the comment was dumb that’s your opinion and perhaps others share it but it’s hardly more than an
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5y ago
I didn’t say it was not natural. I simply said it would not surprise me if it were not. It’s interesting how even asking a question about things can become taboo.
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The mRNA would actually code for the protein (allergen) so they would not need to be injected. The main advantage of mRNA tech is that you can use the same device to create an limited number of inoculations by simply providing blueprints an
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5y ago
That sort of thing can be used for making disk images. Restoring them would be the only way to verify them as checking the md5sum of the file is not possible without a reference backup and if you have a reference backup why would you be us
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5y ago
Ssh tunnels are so badass. I’ve heard of people performing encrypted db replication through them between data centers
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We should be grateful our ancient ancestors did not share this sentiment when struggling against other extinction level events.
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What is the point of nuking something that is one of the only buildings specifically designed to withstand nuclear attacks? It seems kind of wasteful of weaponry to attack something that you cannot destroy. I would definitely take my chance
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I once tried to help an acquaintance find a men’s homeless shelter. We probably called 15 at least but almost all of them deal only with women and children. It’s heartbreaking. Men who are homeless have very little resources compared to oth
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It’s a lot easier for a king to become a pirate than for a pirate to become a king
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Sure we can blame them. They tried to cover it up in the beginning. It would be insane NOT to blame them for that. It’s also been debunked that the virus came from a wet market.
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5y ago
I sometimes wonder what other Semitic cultures think about Jewish peoples claiming “Semitic” as their exclusive word. Antisemitic would mean being against not just Jews but also other cultures that fit into the Semitic definition.
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5y ago
Why not try a micro approach, 1024 pin sized probes that make an end point connection to the scalp. Most EEGs I have seen have probes the size of a coin. Is there a reason for this? From what I know of electronics the size of the electrode
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5y ago
If you use threading, cython to run as c or a cuda gpu library, and of course customize the memory/processor availability of Python, it would be a challenge worth taking. Most people who say Python is slow do not know much about optimi
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So you can’t be a room mate with the opposite sex without being considered common law married after that time period? I feel like any decent lawyer could blow that to pieces.
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Wouldn’t the area of the combined sensor be the sum of the areas of each sensor?
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I would classify soap as more of a discovery than an invention. Soap self generates in nature in certain environments.
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What about “can programmatically generate word documents and xlsx files in Python”
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Have you ever tried going on a hike in a forest during one of the experiences? It’s there you can realize we are living at the bottom of a sea of air. The trees are like coral and everything feels so alive. It’s like exploring the planet f
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Their claim is the equivalent of complaining that the weight of a large vehicle engine is bad because it makes the vehicle more difficult to carry up a hill. Get in, start the engine and drive up the hill lol. I’m curious what you mean by “
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Why not put sensors on them that can used to help detect asteroids. I’m guessing if the signals were combined in an array and integrated you could gain quite a high resolution image.
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