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by tofof 2y ago
Please provide a citation for a law that proscribes me from publically offering a service which consumes time while it is voluntarily engaged with.
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by tofof 2y ago
He's not interfering with any normal operation of any system. He is offering links. You can follow them or not, entirely at your own discretion. Those links load slowly. You can wait for them to complete or not, entirely at your own di
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by tofof 2y ago
I've recently come back to a PC game (B-17 the Mighty Eighth) from 2000 that, quite unexpectedly, is getting a remaster and potentially a port to VR. It had a thriving community for several years, with many mods and guides and knowledg
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by tofof 2y ago
Offtopic - charles_f / OP, are you a native French speaker? I was struggling to come up with what you might mean by 'transverse' as I've never seen it used in this context. That (familiar vocabulary in unfamiliar context
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by tofof 2y ago
The direction change from first to second elipse does indeed produce the hook the author visualized. I'm not sure why he had trouble finding examples of this diagram already existing for suitably scaled orbits. https://www.r
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by tofof 2y ago
Alex Jones' loss of infowars has been rejected by the judge, who seems intent on handing it to the assets Jones transferred to his parents to shield them instead. You might want to reevaluate.
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by tofof 2y ago
Is there a source you would recommend for further elaboration and exploration of this model?
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Yellow Powder Quickly Pulls Carbon Dioxide from the Air(smithsonianmag.com)
5 points by tofof 2y ago|1 comments
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by tofof 2y ago
I see what seems like it's supposed to be the trailer (labeled demo_v1.0.18.mp4), but MIME busted: https://i.imgur.com/U7N2WUs.png The link in OP in this thread works.
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by tofof 2y ago
All the long context in the world doesn't help if the underlying model still doesn't even understand the concept of how humans operate doors. I was told in multiple playthroughs that the door couldn't be unlocked from the ins
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by tofof 2y ago
This seems deeply flawed. Every 'category' I drill into has mostly articles that are nothing of the sort. "Writing and Gaming" has 6+ Sieve of Erasthones articles (generating prime numbers), the Lehmer sieve (also primes
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by tofof 2y ago
Took some real digging to find. It's just the 'dimming' feature, nothing else is different. > the Xreal Air 2 Pro model to test – and as I mentioned it’s functionally identical to the regular Xreal Air 2 glasses except has
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by tofof 2y ago
Why would you use a hall effect sensor at all, or a dpst for that matter? You just need two resistors. Just tap the dc leg between the bell and the chime into a voltage divider - for a 16V doorbell to a 3.3V esp32 io pin, r1=15k and r2=3.3k
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by tofof 2y ago
I was able to find this MIT technology review[1] that explains that one measure of a specific lexical task gives a processing rate of 60 bits per second. However, the author of the scientific paper in question complains about this summary:
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by tofof 2y ago
Flatworms, such as planaria, absolutely sleep and have a daily rhythm of increased and decreased activity. Cnidarians, such as hydra or the cassiopea jellyfish, sleep as well. Flatworms have a CNS and a bilobed brain, though cnidarians do n
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by tofof 2y ago
The display is a resolution of 72x16, or 1152 px. I counted; there's a couple of frames as the first "busy" mention displays that the splashing animation lights the entire panel. For comparison, the Ulanzi TC001 mentioned thr
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by tofof 2y ago
I came back to find that what I had to say had already been put eloquently here, particularly those last two lines. Withholding information is disrespectful, and is just as damaging to your customers' ability to make alternative choice
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by tofof 2y ago
As another user points out, Screenpipe currently allows users to obtain the app for free[1][2] by posting 10 times on social media. This story is not organic; it is Screenpipe scummily leveraging their client base into sneaking advertising
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by tofof 2y ago
From the associated paper: "Flex-RV also integrates a programmable machine learning (ML) hardware accelerator inside the microprocessor and demonstrates new instructions to extend the RISC-V instruction set to run ML workloads. It is i
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by tofof 2y ago
This is trivially false. The sum of the rents of the tenants of the property is enough to cover the landlord's purchase of the building, any interest on any loan used to secure that purchase, hire upkeep for the building, and still hav
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by tofof 2y ago
This comment is misleading; the youtube video contains these animations but "the fucking article" does not. Please, if you're going to imply criticism that the article went unread, don't mention things that are instead i
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by tofof 2y ago
Not quite. Yes, they show that superluminal (faster than light) warp drives still require negative energy, though dramatically less than previously calculated, which is what your quote refers to. However, TFA featured on HN focuses on a dif
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by tofof 2y ago
How does this stack up against a Teensy? The rev 4 is ~$24, and the audio shield is ~14, so that clocks in at about 75% the price of the sonatino. Looks like the sonatino picks up more flash, wifi (at the cost of an antenna, though), ble.
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by tofof 2y ago
There's nothing unusual about an equitorial orbit, nor a low-earth orbit. And there's no way to enter one without a plane change unless you're launching from the equator already, so that's not unusual either. All geostat
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by tofof 2y ago
The Science Fiction and Fantasy Writers of America specifies word lengths for each category of its Nebula Award categories: Novel: 40,000 words or over Novella: 17,500 to 39,999 words Novelette: 7,500 to 17,499 words Short story: up to
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by tofof 2y ago
More specifically, page load time was 2.7 seconds without adblocker, decreased to 2.1 with uBlock Origin, but increased by 250% to 6.6 seconds with AdFlush, or increased to 3.4 seconds with AdFlush retaining prior predictions. The superior
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by tofof 2y ago
Nothing more than a fancy visualization of NUKEMAP.
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by tofof 2y ago
They're not very conductive if they're getting 1800 degees hot when you pass current through them.
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by tofof 2y ago
My uncle worked at Estes, the hobby rocket company, for many years. He was always a stickler about calling the black powder propellant sources "motors" and indeed older motors are labeled such. [1] He insisted they were not engine
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by tofof 2y ago
And the possibility of fiddling with scale to mislead still exists with side-by-side charts, their #1 alternative. In fact, they use the same misleading scale start and stop points as they criticize in the dual-axis version, so that the &qu

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