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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
or someone read it and thought "I like that idea"
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
this sort of thing has to stop
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by vbuwivbiu 7y ago
jeans
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
or 100% renewable
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
do both do everything we can
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
where are the best places on the planet to plant trees ? From the point of view of stabilizing soil, controlling local climate and politically.
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
https://www.trilliontreecampaign.org/ https://onetreeplanted.org/ anyone got any other suggestions for organizations to donate to to get trees planted fast ? Because I love trees regardless of whether they
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
in light of the recent comments on HN about how extremely boring urban environments can cause depression surely this is an opportunity to build stunning gothic 3d-printed procedurally generated fractal moon cities
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
manager: "thanks for the optimistic estimate!"
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
excuse me one's body and its DNA is most definitely one's property
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
The Event Horizon Telescope site has had predicted images up for ages https://eventhorizontelescope.org/science
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
Brave New World had auto-generated pop-music which is essentially what modern pop-music is
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
Why not wear a hair-shirt while you're at it
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
don't permanent magnets lose their strength over time ?
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
he's right now how to do I stop ?
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
"On the internet, nobody can hear you being subtle" nail on head
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
doesn't matter - now that this has been reported it is fact
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
Linux is an example of an open source project with centralized design & management and a unified vision. Mathematica is a brilliant product, and more people would use it if it was open source but it's ok that's it not.
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
where does the Haem come from and are the binders they use safe to eat ?
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
"a^n + b^n = c^n, can you prove this by October ?"
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
what I would dearly like to have is a way to disable the Firefox update notification that pops up every day
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
I've largely stopped commenting due to karma also. It's not just that wording the same sentiment differently can result in either up or downvotes, it's that I don't want to have to care about getting points on the intern
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
iirc for a limit cycle the error will be + or - over different intervals of the cycle but the sum of the error around the cycle will be zero
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
I'd be interested to know the added energy cost (in terms of programmers) of writing the code in the first place and subsequently maintaining it * edit- thinking about it it's probably negligable
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
for the economics experts: how could the market eliminate this problem by itself ?
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
"would have never..." it's not possible to make such an assertion unless you have access to at least one copy of this universe that doesn't include him. Maybe in all the other universes the exact same thing happened exce
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
"it's not sandboxed" well, it is, and it's secure and it can run bytecode as fast as C
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
couldn't agree more
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
presumably there's still primitives and boxing ?
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by vbuwivbiu 8y ago
Smalltalk had to cut corners with messaging due to the limited processing of the time, nevertheless it has fully reified messages; one can express the sending of messages between objects. Smalltalk inspired Erlang, which is the fully-asynch

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