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tejtm
7y ago
What I do when am not on your site is my business and not any of your business.
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tejtm
7y ago
Maybe that is what it is now, but I still have muscle memory using it in Informix.
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7y ago
>> A powerful outburst in a distant galaxy produced photons with high enough energies to be detected by ground-based telescopes for the first time First sentence makes no sense. several galaxies produce photons with high enough energi
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7y ago
well, he will never work in this town again :/
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tejtm
7y ago
hmmm perhaps we can do better than just leaving, after all we do have these robots to do our bidding.
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7y ago
During that little ice age mentioned elsewhere in these comments, that area right along the wall was your agricultural area so they came up with https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Espalier
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7y ago
willywon (translation: "Thank you")
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7y ago
As long as _any_ segment of a population has exponential growth; the population has exponential growth. It is true with bacterial antibiotic resistance, true with cancer cell adaptation to chemo, true on our little blue marble.
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7y ago
Could it be because Delaware is a preferred location due to corporate tax laws? Please note that in this case, this is a non-rhetorical question on my part. Transportation and tax shelters are out of my areas of interest. just wondering if
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NY times recently fired/made redundant their head of cyber security https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=21329453
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7y ago
well, we can't blame it on their head of cyber security.
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7y ago
yep CREATE OR REPLACE FUNCTION ... what whatever it was, it now is what came out of version control
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7y ago
there are many arguments, some unfortunately rabid ... this one feels well put together. https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/2012/04/economist-meets-physicist...
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7y ago
Unfortunately the safeguards can also kick in with high altitude balloons which have no speed beyond ambient wind.
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A capable,flexible open-source multitool for digital electronics
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normally
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7y ago
Wonder if that would be because computers are not that important any more because they are no longer "personal computers" personal computers are now phones. desktops/laptops ... previous generation of compute devices live on
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7y ago
the inside of telescopes (and other optics)
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7y ago
> Stop pushing the blame upstairs Why? "follow the money" is a time tested and highly reliable heuristic. I am with you on an individuals responsibility despite embedding within systems designed to provide legal shielding
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7y ago
I can attest there is a point of diminishing returns ...
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We can look at the genomes of things alive today. They can be measured and compared, from these comparisons we can make educated guesses of what the genome of the long gone last common ancestor of closely related species might have looked l
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7y ago
Not even sure how to categorize this but if you get cancer and can't pay you can have yourself put in prison for the treatment...
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7y ago
we must be using different blockers, I see: Aw snap! Google Earth isn't supported by your browser yet. Try this link in Chrome instead. If you don't have Chrome installed, download it here. Or if you're feeling adventurous, y
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7y ago
It might cheer you up to to think we have yet to prove there is a star with no planets.
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7y ago
it is the same as copy first `from` then `to`
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7y ago
Considering geosynchronous orbits and that the moon progresses around that band of highest distribution of stuff to bump into, I would not bet on any window lasting very long without serious maintaince
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7y ago
Sadly `awk/gwak` fails as well returning 198929873392615583518074640613244928 I take that back, needs the `M` flag awk -M 'END{print (-80538738812075974)^3 + 80435758145817515^3 + 12602123297335631^3}' /dev&#x
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7y ago
Some folks are attracted to ways of thinking which are not subject to opinion.
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> Advertising is unquestionably here to stay No, no I do not think so. I am sure many people thought that way about smoking, yes I can still opt into smoking if I choose to but I am no longer chronically exposed to second hand smoke, and
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I think you got it right, forests are only carbon sinks as long as the trees are alive then they release their sequestered carbon as they rot. Typical tree dying is sporadic event and can be taken back up by other trees in a normal situati
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