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by tejtm 2y ago
Good question, species do not put that much compulsive effort into preemptive escape without cause.
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by tejtm 2y ago
Haven't had my coffee yet but this strike me as, "reinvent the Makefile". Which I have certainly used as a place to codify steps with benefits.
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by tejtm 2y ago
Your words are fine from my point of view, I am just tickled at the though of how hard it is to prove a star has no planets. Even with all stars having planets, it is worthwhile to carefully choose the field to maximize the chance of dete
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by tejtm 2y ago
>> Is there a way of guessing the likelihood of finding a planet? > It seems that some stars are more likely to have planets than others. to the best of my knowledge it has yet to be proved that any star has no planets.
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by tejtm 2y ago
Protest also attract polarizing provocateurs, you may not want to be associated with all that is done in your name.
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by tejtm 2y ago
only ethical move would be to move your own consumption to when theirs is lowest and not retain any data but your own
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by tejtm 2y ago
and here I was hoping area 51 was the hidden aria
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by tejtm 2y ago
Integration over time and integration over bit fields are both ways we do deep sky astrophotography. Integration over time is used to collect more photons without saturating sensor wells and integrating bit fields (stacking) is used to inc
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by tejtm 2y ago
it has super realistic space sound effects already
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by tejtm 2y ago
and a laser safety officer https://www.geekculture.com/mt2/archives/2018/02/wozs_laser_...
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by tejtm 2y ago
https://zfin.org/zf_info/zfbook/zfbk.html it is an open book ... no capital, but you are welcome to cut me in
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by tejtm 2y ago
To be fair, the gene also repairs heart damage in Zebrafish which is more than just "in mice". I understand the reasons behind the meme "in mice", but on the other hand dismissing valid progress because humans reflex
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by tejtm 2y ago
it is a pane to set up
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by tejtm 2y ago
cough reader view cough
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by tejtm 2y ago
Expect it is how I came to see so much resume driven development.
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by tejtm 2y ago
I thought we may have concluded that shareholder efficient centralized single point of failure systems are the least robust providers of basic human needs in the face of natural levels of uncertainty.
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by tejtm 2y ago
bozo sort would be oddly redundant
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by tejtm 2y ago
Maybe I am out of the lingo loop but I always thought of this as "We Enjoy Typing"
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by tejtm 2y ago
instead of being "explosions", galaxies appear to be closer to a condensate between bubbles of ... well .. much less.
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by tejtm 2y ago
magnets... but I am not even kidding. they include a tiny bit of magnetic material in their ear. but it must be a genetic construct that informs them what to do with north, they use it to move to particular undersea canyons out in the oce
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by tejtm 2y ago
as it is in "swimming"
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by tejtm 2y ago
Remember all those chapters of legal mumbo jumbo you had to click-thru just get on with your day? You may not consider yourself an affiliate but if the lawyers decide you are a teapot then you are either a teapot or were very rich.
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by tejtm 2y ago
On the mention "original freenet" In the late 1980s early 1990s, FreeNet was not (just) a web domain name. Freenet was decentralized idea of how the public (me) could get on the internet without already being a member of a privil
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by tejtm 2y ago
Cats were not domesticated, they opted to coexist with a overly invasive species and have been doing pretty okay because of that, perhaps advocates of felinocide would be interested in joining VHEMT to address the root of what bothers them.
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by tejtm 2y ago
Only need to get 'a little bit pregnant` though.
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by tejtm 2y ago
slows, cools, condenses into us sometimes
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by tejtm 2y ago
I agree, if you keep the heavenly filament model you should probably restrict the view point origin to the center to have at least have one plausibly correct interpretation.
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by tejtm 2y ago
By never finding a cycle, it proves the graph is a DAG.
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by tejtm 2y ago
history
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by tejtm 2y ago
Well it still just got my eye twitching. Not really Dublin core itself, it is one of the more sedate ontologies. But to keep up with the pack they did err, refine and expand into "terms" and "elements" but not cleanly so

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