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by tejtm 5y ago
I have not watched the video but think I may be able to help with the comprehension aspect from reading, making videos of all sorts of stuff has been normalized To be less wasteful of your audiences time one edits the video to remove the lo
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by tejtm 5y ago
"Eureka" https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Eureka:_A_Prose_Poem It a good place to see how unexpected his work could be. I would fairly say I had some sort of shallow Hollywood stereotype pigonhole I lumped poets
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by tejtm 5y ago
I & others tried about 6 months ago in this thread that asked a similar Q. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25319117
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They are thought to have come from little Australian songbirds who came on hard times like everything else when their environment went full desert on them, unlike the other nice birds that accepted their doom they leveled up and started e
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by tejtm 5y ago
True, but there is no practical way to get through our work days without them using us anyway.
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by tejtm 5y ago
A friends housemate had a computer, very fancy, dual floppies think it was branded as "SuperBrain" or something. He showed me Modula-2 which would would render Pascal obsolete and assured me CPM would never be replaced as there we
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by tejtm 5y ago
Not a biologist, but been around them long enough. I been cultivating a theory that mammals strategy is more or less "go fast; break things". That is, asteroid or not, we were on track to out evolve everything that came before by
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by tejtm 5y ago
It is more than that, it is a different flavor of hope, if your not having your time and soul devoured to attain the basics maybe something else will have a chance to grow. Yes without landmarks, guides, tutors, examples, culture many if
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by tejtm 5y ago
that is fair conjecture, Myself, I would expect the life stack to unwind to back to primitive on the way to the off switch.
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My vote is the images are also consistent with some sort of seasonal subsurface brine squishing out and about. And fungi are genetically very complex compared to what Occam is apt to offer first.
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warning: images are not shown, just a social media login page
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by tejtm 6y ago
tenant farmer. share cropping; where the "farmer" is guaranteed to be left with nothing above subsistence if that.
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by tejtm 6y ago
Here in the PNW the one(s) we tend to worry about most will be close in but offshore where the sea floor dives under the continental plate. Buoys can be close to the source and transmit fast enough to give some of us a minute or two warning
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by tejtm 6y ago
yes those are other not extinct species :)
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It is the lack of fur allowing sweat cooling that prevents heat stroke that made us the apex predators; we jogged all mega fauna we met to extinction.
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I doubt it is "finished" in that it has only been asked to parse a case or two and if it broke I would have to choose between extending it or just trying the GPs implementation.
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by tejtm 6y ago
Not sure I would have made mine if I had come across yours first. https://github.com/TomConlin/SQLiteViz
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From the wikipedia page it seems to be a generalization on sampling below the Nyquist frequency can lead to incorrect interpretation of wave forms but in more dimensions.
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please be careful https://www.dignitymemorial.com/obituaries/homewood-al/bertr...
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by tejtm 6y ago
The area is a agricultural wasteland, scoured by repeated glaciation shoving everything down to and including the granite bedrock into the Atlantic. If nutritional value is coming out of something other than a bog or the ocean then someone
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by tejtm 6y ago
They are currently hiring. https://workforcenow.adp.com/mascsr/default/mdf/recruitment/...
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by tejtm 6y ago
> where the fresh water fish came from. genomes are funny things, sometimes they can be set up with weak points, prone to breakage, sometimes bracketing a big section with a bunch of genes that when broken out, has a hard time figuring
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by tejtm 6y ago
Wonder if there is a way to wrap it in Dwarf Fortress or something and crowd source the intractable parts.
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> Why are programmers so well paid? Because for now, we are necessary tools in the enterprise of automating wealth concentration at scales never previously achieviable. I may be able to tell myself; Oh I don't do any of that di
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gunpowder in an metal bell or cone. set it up facing a door light it and run way from your medieval shaped charge. If you are caught in the blast and go flying you are hoisted on your own petard, perhaps your petard fired out the back.
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by tejtm 6y ago
pigpen hole principle? More verb tenses in French than in English means ambiguity in where things may come from and go to.
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This. Decades ago I once innocently noted Biology is a system of exceptions! still hear the echos.
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All of them, just not their own.
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by tejtm 6y ago
That sounds a lot like Geany https://www.geany.org/ I see it more as an good modular editor that they dressed up as an IDE cause that is what the people say they want.
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Going to give a shout out to "PiCat" as a gentler introduction to getting your Prolog brain installed. http://picat-lang.org/

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