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tus88
7y ago
It's all REST these days, sometimes with JSON payloads. Nothing too hard to mangle together.
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7y ago
Curl is free man.
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7y ago
This is shocking. Said by a cynic.
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> But Teen Vogue then added a note saying it was sponsored content, before removing it again. A Facebook spokesperson told Business Insider it wasn’t sponsored content, then finally admitted it was. Did they let interns run the PR depart
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7y ago
Isn't the MAX still grounded?
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7y ago
"discovery"
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7y ago
Somehow I don't think that truck is "trapped".
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7y ago
What year is it? :P
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7y ago
> yes, television shuts off the thinking part of your brain Is there any scientific evidence to support that? At the MRI/brain activity level?
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Panama was ruled by a dictator who was in fact leaning towards the Soviet block. He also ignored election results against him. And in the world of realpolitik the US was not going to ignore the strategic value of the Panama Canal. The Sovie
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... in the middle of the cold war .
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No one will mourne the deaths of billions of blowflys.
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I dare you to calculate the double slit experiment on the assumption light is a particle.
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We can't even explain the double slit experiment. We are Neanderthals. And you say there is nothing coming that could affect our day to day life...they might have said that in 1901. Who knows what might unfold...
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Well if we ever experience another big bang, electroweak will help us understand why we are being vaporized.
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Quantum mechanics. And lots of potential in physics, that's for sure.
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7y ago
General relativity - 1915 Schrodinger equation - 1925 Theory is good when it explains observations, no application necessary. The latter is mostly engineering challenge, how do we refine uranium for example.
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7y ago
Your talking about applications not theory. And the new theories you mention (dark energy/matter) are right at the heart of the current crisis in physics.
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Well we will soon be approaching a CENTURY without any significant advances in physics or our understanding of the universe...no wonder they are desperate.
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7y ago
I woke up with a mouth full of smoke thanks to this. And they are a couple of hundred Ks away!
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7y ago
Electrical fails harder than mechanical. The problem with EVs is they are 100% electrical.
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7y ago
More like irreversible, total destruction. It may have been catastrophic for his afternoon plans, but the car has clearly be repaired.
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7y ago
> with multiple FAT32 partitions as large as 32GB starting within the first 120GB I have a single 120GB partition with Win98 and it's fine. I also use seagate tools to change the driver overall reporting size to 120gb.
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7y ago
Wow but he continues to recommend using Haskell at all...
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7y ago
Crazy. Do birds suffer "old age" or do they just die?
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7y ago
Sounds almost as fun as "safety". The things these PR people come up with!
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Truly WTF.
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7y ago
Complex analysis is why I quit maths at college and focused on software engineering :D
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7y ago
Don't you need a rich economy for advanced products to be successful and profitable?
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7y ago
Netflix started streaming in 2010. Apples fall down.
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