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tejtm
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tejtm
4y ago
noting that the blinking off of FF is reproducible (not even doing anything fast)
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4y ago
not finding an acceptable way to describe "first and third Tuesday at noon each month "
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4y ago
Of a similar ilk with lots of fun things around it from "Jarvis" https://www.sciplus.com/mini-compact-benchtop-drill-press-47...
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4y ago
Deciding that the Engineers don't understand is not something a bureaucracy should be doing, period.
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4y ago
We are going to need a bigger boat .... I am not fetching and rereading the paper now but even simpler genomes than ours required many more individuals not to go extinct. The Origins of Genome Complexity Abstract Complete genomic sequenc
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4y ago
if you are still young and flexible enough .... compare the apparent size of the full moon near the horizon when standing normally and then upside down, by looking between your legs, or standing on your head. It is how proved to mys
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4y ago
Because they eat their young?
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4y ago
Stevia is just fine for me kind of sweet if you don't over do it, but I have known others with the same reaction as yours. I also like licorice, but cilantro barely tastes like anything to me a garnish with nothing to distinguish it
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4y ago
I am not surprised you seem compelled to do the right thing
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4y ago
Can confirm, I love space stuff, cubesats, radio communication with space, hate thinking about how it get there from here ... the first 100km problem.
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4y ago
Oh high Plateau
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4y ago
we are on the verge of having to pay our own, (sorry for the snark, and I do welcome any efforts that decrease antiscience attitudes)
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4y ago
sea level checking in, err Boulder you are nigh a mile high. It would take more than 10 minutes to fly off the mountain you are already on.
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4y ago
"sweat equity" is as cheap as you are willing to work ... after reading the article, spherical lenses are great in many many applications, there is still a place for aspheric optics one of which is large aperture telescopes you
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4y ago
exposure to / awareness of what I would call "financial horizons" is the biggest thing for me. In poverty there is neither reason nor energy to waste beyond a conceivably actionable point. Learning to overcome that horizon is
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4y ago
yes, but they are very expensive.
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I will go with; "silly" exercises the same mental plasticity required for intuitive leaps in problem solving.
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There are only three things that matter: Location, Location, Location. The higher your resolution is the more you can be sold for.
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4y ago
great animation, more clear that what I was recalling, which was more like direct live imaging so, grainy blobs moving around.
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4y ago
getting closer to "whatever that means" without being technically correct is: DNA in cells encode proteins that are used to construct things. this happens in centralized locations involving ribosomes, endoplasmic reticulum, blah
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I can't imagine it is for the same reasons but frozen CO2 is used to clean telescope mirrors without damaging them https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Carbon_dioxide_cleaning
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4y ago
dosis sola facit venenum --Paracelsus [] 'only the dose makes the poison'
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4y ago
https://doi.org/10.1126/science.abl9283
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4y ago
I will add a fuck YC for insufficiency ethics filters on who they support I suppose it can be hard to be perfectly prescient (I'm not) but that is what lawyers are for, include a don't be a dick later on clause, and enforce it.
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4y ago
"Shapeshifter" did it for me, even got myself legit physical ROMS to have on hand just in case anyone cared. Mac users were shocked it booted faster than native hardware. Looks like decedents are still around although superseded.
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5y ago
Ahhh the original web vision and promise of the Semantic Web. Snippets of machine readable datum everywhere fetched and assembled for you by your own "intelligent agent". The competition would be innovating better personal agents
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5y ago
normalizes expectation of others inserting ideas in ones head instead of critically assessing concepts with available observations and deriving one's own opinion for starters
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block element
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I think it contributes to why we have what we have. The other part is a system which is free to pay for dodgy products with negative impacts. I can't imagine eliminating how I feel about what I do from the equation.
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5y ago
Last I looked their file format was serialized java objects wrapped in gzip. you might want to be cautious loading them.
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