tigerlily

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by tigerlily 1y ago
I was responding to the badly editorialised title which read "without greehouse gases". I think I am on pretty solid ground here, the title misled. Now the title reads "Reinventing". Is this a pejorative? Engineers make
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by tigerlily 1y ago
Hey CO2 is still greenhouse. I guess not while it's contained and in its supercritical state, but if it's released to atmosphere then gas it will be. Excited for the guys at Chalfont to test this out eventually, another fun chance
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by tigerlily 1y ago
> That was a great post. I had no idea modern .NET had hot-reloading built-in like that. I fully concur, that was a great post. And on full time Linux, just incredible. Definitely it's given me the itch to try a few new things :)
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by tigerlily 1y ago
Is it peace, to point the gun? Is it war, to fire the gun?
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An Age of Extinction Is Coming(nytimes.com)
9 points by tigerlily 1y ago|1 comments
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by tigerlily 1y ago
I picked it up with intent, aged 12.
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by tigerlily 2y ago
Could it be done logging frame vibration and monitoring characteristic frequencies over time? I wonder if a piezoelectric sensor would be effective here too?
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by tigerlily 2y ago
> Wouldn't it be great if a universal standard existed for devices sending their diagnosis via audio? LG must have some internal standard for this feature. If they would just publish it and then that could be the standard. Edit: to
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In some parts of the US, the clack of typewriter keys can still be heard(bbc.com)
20 points by tigerlily 2y ago|10 comments
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by tigerlily 2y ago
Natch, I feared as much. I've been seeing it more and more lately. I've found it's hard for me to look at. I'd say more but I'm already wasting words.
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by tigerlily 2y ago
What does "(ofc)" mean?
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by tigerlily 2y ago
It certainly does feel like there are all the right ingredients for a new, never before seen religion to emerge out of America from the elements you describe in the way you describe it, right about now.
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by tigerlily 2y ago
I've found Actions and Codespaces to be different from one another. Actions once recently came with a borked gcc compiler, which failed to build some code that was fine before, and there was no convenient way to debug this . As in no
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by tigerlily 2y ago
> It’s certainly darker than something like Peter Jackson’s Lord of the Rings films... Huh. Why not also compare Jackson's puppet/splatter films, Bad Taste , Meet the Feebles , heck even Braindead ?
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by tigerlily 2y ago
When you have eliminated all which is impossible, then whatever remains, however improbable, must be the truth.
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by tigerlily 2y ago
Are they doing this now? Oh brother! And here I was thinking WASM would be a good solution to the desktop exe signing problem for my community's roguelike. Instead browser vendors are likely just going to ban the site.
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by tigerlily 2y ago
> at something neither author set out to achieve And that would give me cause to read no further. Edit: for reasons expressed here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43306581
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by tigerlily 2y ago
Hell is other row-butts.
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by tigerlily 2y ago
When you go from the adze to the chainsaw, be mindful that you still need to sharpen the chainsaw, top up the chain bar oil, and wear chaps. Edit: oh and steel capped boots. Edit 2: and a face shield and ear defenders. I'm all tuckered
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by tigerlily 2y ago
Or the plum pudding thing. Oh, and phlogiston.
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Myths of Human Genetics(udel.edu)
4 points by tigerlily 2y ago|0 comments
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by tigerlily 2y ago
And so it seems we await the imminent arrival of a new eternal September of unfathomable scale; indeed as we deliberate, that wave may already be cresting, breaking upon every corner of the known internet. O wherefore this moment?
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by tigerlily 2y ago
Libraries are the secret weapon of the truly excellent. My late art foundation director friend would occasionally write art theory and critiques for books and curatorial pieces, and I remember wondering how he was able to get across so many
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In 30 years searching for secret to happiness – the answer isn't what I thought(bbc.com)
3 points by tigerlily 2y ago|1 comments
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Subpixel Zoo: A Catalog of Subpixel Geometry(geometrian.com)
3 points by tigerlily 2y ago|0 comments
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'Dark oxygen' mission to investigate seabed oxygen production(bbc.com)
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A return to Adventures in Infinite Space (2020)(chris.collins.id.au)
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by tigerlily 2y ago
He's been quietly publishing over the years, and waiting for instruments like Webb and Euclid to return data. Here's an up to date list: https://inspirehep.net/literature?sort=mostrecent&size=25&pa... . Ano
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by tigerlily 2y ago
This is the opening salvo in cosmology's Battle of Trafalgar. Dave Wiltshire has lined up a set piece 20 years in the making that is going to obliterate both lambda CDM and MOND and all the rest.
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Supernovae evidence for foundational change to cosmological models(academic.oup.com)
3 points by tigerlily 2y ago|0 comments

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