tcmart14

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by tcmart14 4y ago
Yea. The force generated by a 3,000 LB Toyota Prius is just as deadly as a 5,000 to 7,000 LB Ford F350. At 35 MPH, that is still quiet a few Newtons. According to a handy internet calculator, the Prius has an impact force of over 4 million
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I would say, if you go back 2,000 years, most people probably never considered the question or cared. The ones who did were a small number of intellectuals. At some point, there probably was a debate among those. The peasants out in the f
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I should have also been a little more specific with the "the math doesn't prove or disprove it" as in, "the math as it currently stands does not prove or disprove it." Which is true of a lot of theories in physics.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Yea, that is my understanding. He does call it a crazy theory, but its a whole different kind of crazy that most people think of. I've listened to him talk about it and yea, when you actually listen to him you get the vibe of, "it
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Or heaven for bid the AI decides to add one of Microsoft's famous "please wait while we try to fix the problem" dialogs in your project. Especially since I am pretty sure that code looks something like this at a high level
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Depends on your needs. I've been running it and I've been fine with. Most everything I need is support or supported well enough. You just need to look at the hardware support. If you absolutely can't live without the working
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Well not to mention, looking at their patches. They are military (active/retired), speculation would be military aviators. Reading the article a little, some are former fighter pilots, so it makes sense they look like they came off a m
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Gotcha, that makes a lot of sense then. Thank you!
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Repo has 1.5% rust code and no author_is_uwu That is the biggest problem.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Not to mention, it also throws off numbers when people try to talk about how great of an ecosystem is based off the number of packages. Sure, NPM may have a gazillion packages, but maybe only a few hundred thousand of them are actually usef
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I could be missing some details here, but when he bought it and took it private, doesn't he already technically own all of Twitter's IP? So he would crash his company to buy back his own IP from himself at a discounted rate?
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I would also add on to the context of Tesla and SpaceX. Now part of this is speculation on my part. But I would also like to propose that the problem domains of Tesla and SpaceX also attract people who have vested interest in the problem do
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Or another recommendation. If you want all the drivers and you want to run Debian, use the non-free image which I believe they just decided to make it easier to find?
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by tcmart14 4y ago
No, we do the most American thing imaginable. Just like we did with the space race, we got to the moon first therefore we won, even though we weren't first in much anything in the space race at the time. So I fully expect we ban TikTok
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I don't know why, but I could see this as a youtube comedy sketch.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Or actually enforcing laws on the book to prevent legal guns to becoming illegal guns. Saw this a lot growing up in the south. Jimbo is gonna get charged with some crime that will take away his ability to own a gun, so Jimbo sells/tra
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Never thought about it that way, but that makes sense. Soccer and Basketball are both very free flowing with needing to make calls in the moment. There isn't really much of a huddle. Where as football and baseball feel a lot more turn
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I don't know. My neighbor has been acting pretty sketch lately...
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I could take a wild guess as to your last statement. From a little bit that I've read, maths in the USSR were taught differently than in the west. I remembering reading somewhere that they were teaching kids discrete math in elementary
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I agree with the first statement, but I can't really say the second statement is reasonable. It is the same on the opposite side. Right now, I may have to apply to 100 jobs to get 10 interviews for one to give me an offer. Just as much
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by tcmart14 4y ago
As part of my degree, I took linguistics as a humanities elective. I guess at my university, they don't have many CompSci/SoftEng students take a linguistics course. My professor asked me specifically why I took her a class. I tol
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by tcmart14 4y ago
There is a lot of domain specific knowledge for sure. There is a huge difference between, "I made a flappy bird clone/shitty side scroller in Unity" vs someone who actually knows how to make a triple-A level game. The former
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Because a lot of people in America can't get over the fact that living in a society is messy. Sure, there are bad kids at a school that may influence your child. But one day your child will be 18 without mommy and daddy and drug dealer
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Usually I would agree except in this case. I am fine with bucking industry standard if it is an actual reasonable improvement. Thunderbolt on iPhone doesn't seem reasonable because the biggest improvement is speed and I don't real
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by tcmart14 4y ago
There are quiet a few, uh, racist Japanese. For some Japanese, the surrender during World War 2 was just to end the war, not necessarily to end their views ethnicity and race. To be clear, this isn't all Japanese. But quiet a few of th
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by tcmart14 4y ago
My understanding, most farmers are backed into a corner where there is not a viable option to go with someone else. JD has extensively made access to repair facilities convenient and sometimes for many farmers, it is the only repair center
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I've been checking out Zig over the past week. It is a really nice language and I like so far. Just not spending as much time as I'd like in it since it is still pre-1.0, but I am excited for it's 1.0.
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by tcmart14 4y ago
Swift on linux is supposed to be decent server side, but as far as I've heard, not much use outside of that and even limited testimonials on that. The bit I have dabbled in Swift, I really like it. I just wish it grew more out of the A
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by tcmart14 4y ago
I mean, it depends on how they play their cards, it could work. "Come see the journal articles that CNN, Fox and the BBC don't want you to see! So much so they stopped allowing them on the social media sites." Enough dumb peo
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by tcmart14 4y ago
No kidding. Especially mag safe. I do have an M1, but it runs Asahi as my daily driver now. And bought it with that intention, was just waiting for when I deemed it good enough to daily drive. Not an apple fan boy, but getting rid of Mag sa

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