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by uxp100 7y ago
But there are elements, molecules and chemical reactions that may not have existed or occurred until chemistry determined it was possible.
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by uxp100 7y ago
I'm always pleased to see vimeo due to higher quality video, and lack of buffering, unlike youtube, which does buffer for me from time to time. So we definitely have very different experiences.
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by uxp100 7y ago
It's kind of odd to see profiles of Mishima without the word fascist. That doesn't discount his work, but he's a figure like D'Annunzio, a fascist sense of aesthetics that drove idiosyncratic politics, maybe more truly f
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by uxp100 7y ago
to further nitpick and distract from the main conversation, it sounds like they are talking about non-local goto (setjmp etc in c), which, just like an actual goto statement, is useful for error handling, but is much more difficult to deal
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by uxp100 7y ago
That would be in the fab, not the factory, might mean tossing out inventory, and will take longer. I'm guessing they will do both.
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by uxp100 7y ago
This particular chemical is linked to a pesticide, and could be on dry herb as well. I don't think dry herb vapes produce an effect that is very much like smoking, so that could be one concern. I basically don't like the effects o
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by uxp100 7y ago
I doubt enough to make an adoption rate dent. But, I do have some 32 bit apps I wouldn't mind playing around with for a bit. Some synths and a game or two.
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by uxp100 7y ago
Speed is a concern in the factory, and that would slow them down even if the alternate format was as fast as USB, which it probably wouldn't be. USB pads could be special and require additional work to mux with whatever the other forma
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by uxp100 7y ago
I don’t think they can avoid a usb device stack in bootrom. I haven’t read about this much yet, but without bootrom USB device mode support, the BL can’t be flashed on a bricked device. So, devices that are functional still, but somehow cor
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by uxp100 7y ago
I suspect Apple has ways from the factory to fix this. Secure Fuses that can disable code paths, or inject code. But unpatchable in the field.
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by uxp100 7y ago
Left-accelerationism IS some form of socialism. The goal being to heighten the contradictions of capitalism. And yes, an accelerationist tendency has existed for a long time, since Marx I think. Right accelerationism differs from fascism in
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by uxp100 7y ago
I think what they uniquely provide is actually tracking the cab to your door. I probably called 3 cabs total before I was aware of uber, and my experience each time was wait for around an hour, even if you had pre-arranged the pickup, and w
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by uxp100 7y ago
Possibly a construction engineer designed this kit. These kits have been around a long time, I’ve been in one that has been standing for some time, I didn’t notice mildew issues (I’m guessing there is some type of ridge vent at the peak) te
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by uxp100 7y ago
I don't really like 'where n' afterwards instead of say 'let n' at the beginning, but I'm not very familiar with haskell (really just enough to know the first line is a type signature) and I found this ok. Mayb
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by uxp100 7y ago
It has far more titles than US netflix, at least. IDK what the size of the streaming "rental" catalogs are though.
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by uxp100 7y ago
I think Robert Anton Wilson is the source of almost everyone familiar with the phrase at this point. But I think when RAW used it it was a less obscure reference than now. It does stick with you.
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by uxp100 7y ago
I do this too, but I think some people say carry-on is safer. Since they believe there is no risk facing any harsher punishment than having to throw it away, having it in carry is better because it won't mean your checked bag gets dive
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by uxp100 7y ago
This is a good point, but it does put them in a temporarily highly exploitable position. In some sense they are being paid later in their career for the work they are doing now, and so have lots of incentive to put up with bad behavior. I s
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by uxp100 7y ago
But it seems many of them do not deliver food if you just call them up, which is what I'm talking about. Not other platforms.
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by uxp100 7y ago
IS that true? It was true 2 years ago, but today my grubhub is filled with restaurants that don't offer delivery elsewhere.
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by uxp100 7y ago
I've seen "The Authoritarian Personality" recommended online (by philosophy minded people, not as accepted social science), so I think it's good to point out how flawed it is. There is a tendency for philosophy fans to e
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by uxp100 7y ago
They don't mean not catholic, the tree shows not-protestant not-catholic as a pathway. It's a weirdly phrased question since it doesn't implicitly assume you are christian, but it sounds like it does. And it doesn't clar
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by uxp100 7y ago
I just loaded it to check something, and it is slow to load and scroll, but other things are not too bad. It's written in racket, right? It could be worse, I'd compare favorably it to a java swing GUI 10 years ago, and it looks na
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by uxp100 7y ago
Just looked at my code. It was "real->decimal-string" It includes the decimal point, even when the "digits" parameter is 0. Minor, but when throwing a tiny page together I probably spent 10% of my time just figuring o
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by uxp100 7y ago
Racket is a mixed bag for me. I've found a little quirks in the standard library, with simple fixes, but annoying. Stuff like decimal->string (?) producing odd output. (It was a tiny fix on my end, but it's a little subjective,
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by uxp100 7y ago
Another song related to this is "Rap Snitch Knishes" by MF DOOM.
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by uxp100 7y ago
In this thread, saying it's bad when this is done?
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by uxp100 7y ago
Just anecdotes from one person, but she also said that those perusing degrees were more engaged and less likely to just be taking calls etc. than those who were doing continuing education credits.
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by uxp100 7y ago
I have a friend who has a Doctorate and teaches some high school teachers, and is a high school teacher/administrator herself, and she always complains about teachers doing things like taking phone calls in the middle of lecture, or ju
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by uxp100 7y ago
In japanese pop culture of the 80s and 90s, you see references to 5th gen computing now and then. Just like as a part of the technobabble in some sci-fi show. Watching sci-fi anime once I heard it a few times I started to suspect it might b

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