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by this_was_posted 5y ago
Could burning biofuel to generate highly concentrated co2 cheapen the process? This way there would also always be energy available for the capturing process and the capturing plants would be mostly just plots of land with plants on them.
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by this_was_posted 5y ago
Found what appears to be a bug in the example; if you start typing on a newline that you didn't create yourself the changes won't propagate properly
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by this_was_posted 5y ago
I wonder what impact the chemicals in the smoke have on the water treatment plant that is visible nearby
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Backyard Roller Coasters(backyardrollercoasters.org)
115 points by this_was_posted 5y ago|19 comments
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by this_was_posted 5y ago
From your link: "As of April 2019, 3000 of the 10,000 pieces of space debris routinely tracked by the US Military as a threat to the International Space Station were known to have originated from the 2007 satellite shoot down.". T
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by this_was_posted 5y ago
Given that many countries are willing to give these same companies huge tax breaks I don’t think the power balance is biased too much towards countries.
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by this_was_posted 5y ago
I think it's something you actually should be proud of, this way you increase the frequency in which companies encounter a "deaf" person which forces them to adapt quicker to people with such disabilities.
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by this_was_posted 5y ago
My suspicion is that they explicitly call this a payment for legal reasons.
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
That's because you scale the y axis along with it. If you were to define the y axis as added value from 0(no added value) to 10(very high added value), then this is only going to start getting interesting around x=0. Before that the ch
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
I see a lot of comments blaming either substack or 1password, but to me it seems the archaic transaction method of credit cards deserves most of the blame for these kinds of problems. If the transaction authentication takes place on a separ
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
I use it quite a bit for 3D printing. Its user interface is a bit daunting at first but with the part design workbench I’m now able to create moderately complex parametric parts in a matter of minutes. Commercial software might be more feat
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FreeCAD 0.19(wiki.freecadweb.org)
152 points by this_was_posted 6y ago|60 comments
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
by that logic, would the linux command "kill" also be offensive enough to the relatives of murder victims that it warrants a rename?
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
451: Unavailable due to legal reasons
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
I'd predict this would lead to rampant domain squatting on such a free TLD, which would render the TLD useless
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
Not saying that these videos are a good thing, but would doing things like this be proof (assuming muting/active viewing is logged somehow) of gross negligence allowing the company to hold you personally liable if you make a mistake th
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Project Haystack(project-haystack.org)
1 points by this_was_posted 6y ago|0 comments
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
What you want isn't always what you need. Things just working is nice, but I'm not sure how much people are aware of the value of actually owning things and being able to move to a competitor without loosing everything. As these m
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
Thank you for providing these links backing your claim, so far I haven't been able to disprove the numbers that have been used. I still feel like it could be made competitive somehow, I'll get back to shouting that biofuel is an o
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
Personally I imagine biomass/fuel could be a very attractive option if executed properly (sustainably and locally sourced): * Where you grow the biomass you could create somewhat biodiverse piece of nature * Storage of biomass is che
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
To me GPT-3 feels more like a rocket-booster than a high-altitude plane. On its own it's not going to reach the moon, but combined with the right guidance and additional thrust it just might. I think being able to model future outcome
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
Just like when something unexpectedly breaks due to a component of the serverless environment that has been changed slightly causing your system to break, only then you have even less control when trying to debug the issue
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
I think it's mainly beneficial for things where the palette of your medium is limited such as thermal receipts/labels and epaper/e-ink
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
Jail might be a bit much, but giving them the maximum fine allowed under the GDPR seems quite reasonable to me. I'd even go so far as to try and transfer the debt to the individuals responsible if this causes the company to go bankrupt
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
Maybe you're talking about something else but according to the features page [0], both importing and exporting issues as CSV is enabled for all versions of gitlab. [0] https://about.gitlab.com/features/
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
wouldn't an easy fix for verifiability be that you include a list of hashes of every valid share along with each individual key?
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by this_was_posted 6y ago
Hashicorps Vault has a feature called wrapping, this allows you to share a secret in a way that it can be opened once (with an expiration date as well)
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by this_was_posted 7y ago
I suspect he moved the camera slightly in between taking pictures, this would create different patterns which then reduces the amplitude of the distortion when you average these different patterns
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by this_was_posted 7y ago
even better, add this as a bookmark and you're only one click away from a PDF: javascript:window.location=' https://sci-hub.tw/'+window.location
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by this_was_posted 7y ago
what do you mean with layer 2 technology? If you're talking about the data link layer of the OSI model I am not sure how that applies here..

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