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by tonymillion 3y ago
Depending on who you ask that variance is 0.1-0.4% which is extremely tiny, so I'm not sure what you mean by "huge genetic variance in humanity".
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by tonymillion 3y ago
The great thing about an Airship startup is that there’s no worries about “up and to the right” growth. It’s mostly just up, and any direction you want to go.
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by tonymillion 3y ago
I know right… reading the list of mysterious deaths had more falls than twitters stock price.
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by tonymillion 3y ago
I agree, from memory windows will prefer a 60hz rate at the highest resolution until the user (or “monitor .inf file) overrides it. I kind of feel MacaOS does the same - indeed a quick test shows my monitor at 60hz even though there is a fr
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Agreed I've never had a problem with LG monitors. Samsung, on the other hand, have been a grab bag of razors and needles. I even went as far as to buy one of those "weird" [0] LG screens that have 4096 horizontal resolution a
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Yeah, memory loss and personality changes are both symptoms - so being paranoid fits there... it doesn't help the original person was writing themselves notes, forgetting they did it and then waking up wondering WTF is this?? I'm
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Well… this monitor and its EDID are actually correct. The monitor supports 3440x1440 @ 144hz and in the EDID it’s setting that mode as preferred. I checked online and LG market the monitor with those specs, so it’s not an error. It would pr
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by tonymillion 3y ago
TL;DR: You might have Carbon Monoxide poisoning which is inducing memory loss and these “hacks” you are experiencing are merely you doing things to yourself that you don’t remember.
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by tonymillion 3y ago
I believe it’s less related to stress and more related to a predatory response. Halting breathing is a great way to avoid movement when intently focusing on prey (look at cats who do the same thing, although they do have to wobble their hea
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by tonymillion 3y ago
It truly is a gift that sucks
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by tonymillion 3y ago
It’s most often a custom protocol, every now and again it’s CANBUS. Quite often it also needs an activation code or the BMS will kill output on a draw >5-10A after a few seconds
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Complete hare-brained theory: Countries that eat a lot of mussels and oysters.
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Thanks for clarifying, I looked at the site from GP and I WTF’ed loud enough to wake my dog.
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by tonymillion 3y ago
The mark of a 10x dev is the ability to script an auto-gaslight-comment of “Are you sure that’s what you intended?”. No better way to get a dev to question their sanity with a comment that makes them second guess their own goals.
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by tonymillion 3y ago
First of all I invoke Betteridge's Law. Secondly “GDP” is a god awful measurement of “wealthyness” or “poorness” of a country. Literally every time there’s a natural disaster, overfishing, strip mining, man made disaster, or O.J. Simps
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Well usually it’s because of train worker union strikes and lots of lobbying on their behalf. The reality is it’s political suicide to put that many people out of work in one fell swoop and it’s expensive to replace all rolling stock in o
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by tonymillion 3y ago
There's a lot of driverless train systems in the world, from "automatic driving with an operator on board" (Londons DLR system for example) to fully automatic "driver/operator-less system" (i.e. very probably
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by tonymillion 3y ago
My new alarm clock. On a sidetone it would be great to export as a audio file https://www.maxlaumeister.com/tonematrix/?v=1&d=gCEQAIggBACA...
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by tonymillion 3y ago
To extend on your point, and to brain dump something that went through my mind about the parent comment: I can tell you the name of (most of) the characters of the Avengers movies. I can also tell you the name of some of the actors who pl
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by tonymillion 3y ago
And by the time you've done that 97.3% of all shipping from the new world is being handled by a small handful of companies with gigantic cargo ships. But congratulations, you've successfully created a small "local" busin
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by tonymillion 3y ago
that's literally an angel investor financed startup
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Ketamine is a dissociative not a psychedelic in any sense. "visions" on Ketamine are more akin to sensory deprivation tanks than to LSD.
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by tonymillion 3y ago
The article mentions Fahrenheit (-112f), which means it was -80C, so the first one you found would have been "good enough". A quick google finds a -80C freezer for $14000 [0] a fraction of the $1million they've "lost&quo
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by tonymillion 3y ago
So they keep millions of dollars worth of samples in a single freezer in a single location? The loss of the samples was an inevitability and regardless of who pulled the plug - a cleaner, a power cut or a faulty compressor they are solely r
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Is that different from having an imaginary conversation "in your head" with an imagined person? i.e. I often imagine conversations I'm about to have in my "mental pre planning" phase, usually when dealing with gover
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by tonymillion 3y ago
During the course of DS9, Grand Negus Zek set the foundations for females to wear clothes and amass profits (and thus do business)
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Apologies autocorrect substituted Moor for Lane. But I believe you knew that but pedantry stopped you from just suggesting it. In addition my post should in no way be considered a slight towards the rest of the Postgres developers, I just r
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by tonymillion 3y ago
I saw a bunch of nays and a lot of “abstains” a lack of vote against something is not a vote of approval. There was a very poignant message in amongst that mess which to summarize said: Doing this will stall Postgres development for several
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by tonymillion 3y ago
Turns out AI will be the death of us all, but not in the way we think… All those GPUs need cooling somehow.
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by tonymillion 3y ago
To counter that, H2O has a really easy path to exit the atmosphere (straight down), and it’s not like we’re producing that much more… Unlike CO2 which has been nicely stored away from the atmosphere for millions of years…

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