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by tetris11 1y ago
You might have a hard time explaining your art collection to the police
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by tetris11 1y ago
It seems to scroll very jittery though
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by tetris11 1y ago
I like to think that if there were already plenty of such high-temp coral available to select from, the alarm bells wouldn't be ringing so hard. We're giving fauna and flora very little time to adapt
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by tetris11 1y ago
I think it was the Einheitswagen that I liked. The IC2000 seems pretty spacious compared to the DB's RB trains, though maybe I'm not comparing apples to apples
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by tetris11 1y ago
I'll never forget the day when the DB went on strike, and Swiss trains crossed the border to pick up passengers from Frankfurt. Smoothest, quietest, roomiest train I've ever been in. Even the aesthetics were calming, with nice wid
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by tetris11 1y ago
We use a winch to guide the branches down, but would never apply the winch directly to the tree in case of whiplash when the branch finally breaks
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by tetris11 2y ago
I plan for a time-bomb license (closed source for 10 years, make my money (if any), GPLv3 after that). My methods are all over the place. Tree is taken as-is on the day, and cuts calculated on the fly, no future growth-modelling if that is
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by tetris11 2y ago
I was mixing methods, sorry. My initial rendition for solving the cuts would initialise a somewhat sparse network from tree to ground, and solve for non-overlapping paths. This became convoluted and I just opted for a far easier method of s
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by tetris11 2y ago
A tree cutting tool. Take photos of the tree from 6 different angles, feed into a 3D model generator, erode the model and generate a 3D graph representation of the tree. The tool suggests which cuts to make and where, given a restricted fal
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by tetris11 2y ago
A human programmer can subsist on a single cup of coffee a day and can add that Human Touch™ to products that us machines with our vastly approximated knowledge sources simply cannot seem to effectively replicate without further moving the
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by tetris11 2y ago
I loved it when I saw it, it had easily more charm and diversity than Beijing or Shanghai
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by tetris11 2y ago
Are there any security implications of NaN-Boxing? If I encode data into the exponent of these NaN values, propagate them around the internet, and decode them elsewhere.... is that a security risk? Or this just falls into the category of &q
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by tetris11 2y ago
At the mercy of their whims, what truly enlightened era of new-age Victorianism we seem to be entering
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by tetris11 2y ago
I think it better if they just give options for easy modding. You take it to a garage for a mechanic to spray it, or to hollow out radio nook, or add a phone charger outlet.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Thanks! This is amazing
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by tetris11 2y ago
If you could lower the email signup for a few hours, that'd be nice. I'm not going to sign up for yet another service I'm unsure about.
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by tetris11 2y ago
My mother, a very non-technical person who struggles with her email, freaked out and asked me if her Whatsapp had been hacked. I explained to her what the extra button was. She said she didn't like it and if I could remove it. I wasn&#
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by tetris11 2y ago
The article does not seem to exist?
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by tetris11 2y ago
Anyone got a summary on how useful this is for drug development?
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by tetris11 2y ago
> I express my closeness to the sufferings of Christians in Palestine and Israel, and to all the Israeli people and the Palestinian people. The growing climate of anti-Semitism throughout the world is worrisome. Yet at the same time, I t
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by tetris11 2y ago
I live in the hope that one day I will pick it up and feel nothing but contentment of being in the moment, but I'm just not ready for that yet. Even the smell of tree resin sometimes makes my stomach tighten with anxiety.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Yep, 6 years of being forced to play the violin. Sure, once I was playing it, I was fine, but I cannot explain to you the sheer dread I felt opening up the case. Have not played in decades, despite all those lessons and concerts and orchest
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by tetris11 2y ago
> In Germany, the day is known as Karfreitag In Germany its known as "brücketag" because Thursday was a public holiday and people take a "bridge-day" on Friday to extend the weekend.
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by tetris11 2y ago
Does it regain the flavour in the same way chocolate does when brought back to room temp, or does it lose flavour permanently?
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by tetris11 2y ago
What's the meaning here? It sounds very close to a Mao Zedong saying.
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by tetris11 2y ago
People are working on Virtual Twin[0] mumbo jumbo along these lines. Why bother with microscopic effects of ion channels and cell proliferation when you can simulate tissue dynamics with continuous gradients? (Because the trees are often m
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by tetris11 2y ago
So the general idea is to find with compass and pencil the exact needed separation angle that can be used to bounce around the interior circumference of a circle with perfect overlap. You then join up the bounces to their neighbours to get
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by tetris11 2y ago
Good. Leave. Go abroad. We need our institutions to be built on societal need, not on pump-and-dump VC schemes.
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by tetris11 2y ago
I did the Duke of Edinburgh bronze silver and gold when I was a kid, back before smart phones. Only one person on the team could reliably navigate, and he was mostly just basing his assessment on our position using compass and tree line. Th
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by tetris11 2y ago
I wish the homeless in London did this, I'd happily give a few pounds here and there if it were easy to. Back when I had cash on me at all times, I would think nothing of it, just toss a coin. Now in our cashless society, I found mysel

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