viciousvoxel

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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
I'm now imagining what Julia sets or Mandlebrot sets of language would look like...
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
Yes it is well known, but I wouldn't call it an issue per se, but rather a demonstration of the ambiguity of natural language. In any given language, many (most?) words have multiple meanings. Even if one of the underlying meanings o
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
It's not a joke but completely besides the point. Most people aren't drinking butter-roasted coffee. Even if they did, the butter likely isn't adding any actual lipids to the final roast, just slightly altering the internal b
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
it's because the graveyards and charnel houses were overflowing with rotting bodies, and there were people were walking around with weeping, infected sores (buboes) -- it really stank!
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
Just an interesting connection, in English, "plastic" comes from Greek, via Latin (and Medieval Italian) "to mold". We see this meaning show up in phrases like "neural plasticity," which refers to the brain&#x2
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
Is your issue with the ownership of property in general, or leasing the use of property to others?
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
Most drugstores carry all-glucose tablets for diabetics.
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
Incorrect. Whiskey requires distillation. High proof beers are made using the same basic process as any other beer, but start with a higher concentration of fermentable sugars and an appropriate, higher alcohol-tolerant yeast. Cryoconcentra
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
I don't see a problem here. As with most other drugs for which a time-release form already exists, you would start on the instant-release form until your reaction is known and your dosage is dialled in. Then your doctor is able to calc
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
This is classic MAGA whataboutism and just comes off as terribly ignorant.
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
This is the most blatantly ignorant thing I've read in a long time. A long time.
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
The dark, cynical side of me says that could just as easily be an excuse to save face/preserve the image of her husband. It's terrible in any case.
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
in the article it's explained that they do in fact check the price on the back end
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
> does it mean that Intel has put a part of card's hardware into a CPU and uses some non-standard interface between the card and the CPU? yes
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
I agree with your first paragraph, but the statement that The Nuremberg Trials were only a propaganda tool is just false and an insult to those who brought many to justice. It certain was a propaganda tool as well but justice is not all
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
although probably unintentional, there's a bit of synchronism too, since the dung beetle (aka scarab) is the ancient Egyptian (Coptic) symbol of resurrection (among other things).
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
This reminds me of the saying, "you could build a cathedral with all the pieces of the 'True' Cross," which I believe originated in Medieval Christendom. Even back then it was widely known that many, if not most, religio
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
That sounds suspiciously like the classic Jewish joke involving a mohel and the question "what do you do with all those foreskins?"
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
I'm curious why, even if you were going to approximate it, it would be rounded up to the nearest decimal rather than rounded in the standard way to 3.1?
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by viciousvoxel 3y ago
While I agree with your conclusion, unless by "nature" you mean "human nature," the statement > Race exists due to nature is absolutely false. Race is a cultural construct and has little to do with biology or national
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
In the USA we use football fields too, but they're US Standard (aka American) football fields (120 yards).
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
Also worth checking out the game The Swapper
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
FWIW privateering was violent, on the ocean, and legal
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
Yes
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
Sounds like these artists watched Darren Aronofsky's Pi a few too many times. A very interesting film, but not something I'd want to emulate.
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
Perhaps they painted the target with an IR laser. Just a guess.
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
Great to have another T-slot build system. Seems slightly pricier than Makerbeam but a lot more profile sizes and options in general. I wish there were more kits in their catalog.
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
I see your blad pun, and I leica it
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
FWIW my understanding is that WB withholding the Looney Tunes backlog is entirely due to the fact that there's a lot of problematic (e.g. racist, sexist) material in there that they're understandably worried about. I completely ag
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by viciousvoxel 4y ago
it's my favorite pokemon

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