thysultan

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by thysultan 6y ago
No benchmark results?
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by thysultan 6y ago
Would it make sense to use hydrogen fuel to further decrease the weight?
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by thysultan 6y ago
Create a "church of the people" non-profit org, where anyone that "believes" can join and give it charity, and the church in its infinite benevolence gives credit cards to the needy(the donors) that they can use as they
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by thysultan 6y ago
It's all down hill from here!
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by thysultan 6y ago
I'm stealing free protection afforded by the galactic empire to the galaxy i was born in if i don't pay the already free protection they offer. Freedom is theft!
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by thysultan 6y ago
Taxation is theft!
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by thysultan 6y ago
Take the current + next node i.e: parse_node + parse_peek When parse_node is an operator you know it is the "-2" in "-2^-2(2+2)" and when parse_peek is the operator it is "-(2+2)" in the same. An example of thi
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by thysultan 6y ago
Here let me fix it: "...in 2.5 million year cycles"
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by thysultan 6y ago
...and telling the banks they cannot transact with the parent company.
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by thysultan 6y ago
Depress your opponents base and deny them a divisive issue to campaign on. It would be a perfect game theory move to do it, no merit in holding out.
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by thysultan 6y ago
It's not only interesting, it's blatantly false.
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by thysultan 6y ago
Running C at zero degree's C in the sea.
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by thysultan 6y ago
The radio facilitated in the rwanda genocide, and is probably a bigger influence than facebook, as far as last-mile delivery of information is concerned.
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by thysultan 6y ago
I offer myself as tribute!
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by thysultan 6y ago
Left is right, bottom is up, and the world is upside down.
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by thysultan 6y ago
You can have a satellite at low earth orbit taking energy from the sun or even more ambitiously nuclear fusion(like the sun) that may very well be easier to archive in low gravity of near space, then transmit this to a base earth station. I
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by thysultan 6y ago
This does not compete with this solar/batteries so much as it competes with electrical wires.
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by thysultan 6y ago
Hopefully the smaller it gets the less power it needs, the easier it is to power using environmental factors like wind, earths magnetic fields and the movement of the insect in such a scenario.
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by thysultan 6y ago
>Because I tested the change thoroughly and verified that it addressed the problem for all the different code paths that were affected. Doesn't this imply that the'd be more than two lines of code unless they're not counti
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by thysultan 6y ago
try catch can provide the best of both worlds if your language allows statements as values var value = try fib(2) catch 'error'
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by thysultan 6y ago
You could for example just as well import * from 'unpkg.com/react' that handles the updating automatically since it always resolves to the latest version. You could just as well put a modifier to the url to specify you only w
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by thysultan 6y ago
We already have underground chambers akin to this.
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by thysultan 6y ago
If you wanted to do away with garbage trucks you'd build a tunnel system for trash bins that discharge their contents when prompted.
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by thysultan 6y ago
The good thing about this is you can effectively build a register service that serves the same level of trust that npm provides, because at the end of the day that is the only deferential in this scenario as npm can just as well return mali
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by thysultan 6y ago
I'm hoping games shift to a physics realism approach once we catch to what ever graphics goal the industry sees as "good enough". I'd prefer if 90% of the environment was "tangible".
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by thysultan 6y ago
I'm all for building particle colliders, it'll just be a bit more exciting sell if they ventured into building one in the vaccum of space – like the moon. It solves two issues with one stone*, and it'll provide leaps of advan
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by thysultan 6y ago
Sounds like the particle collider people are having tunnel vision. "1 after the new particle collider": Guess what? we need an even bigger particle collider. What we really need is to build one on the moon.
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by thysultan 6y ago
>People work on things they're interested in That's not how reality works out to be.
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by thysultan 6y ago
Better to experiment off earth than on it in such planet changing endeavors. You can afford less attention to (safety)detail in that scenario.
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by thysultan 6y ago
There where two pilots and two feeds that displayed the same image, so the only other conclusion is that both the pilots had a hot pixel on the exact same corresponding location.

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