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by virtue3 3y ago
LEGO was one of the first ones I remember that did this. Almost all their promo material was pretty language agnostic if I recall. Even now the sets have multiple languages on the box
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by virtue3 3y ago
I ended up getting a wallet style case with a cover for this exact reason.
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by virtue3 3y ago
I'm not quite sure they are guaranteed to be deterministic across architectures either. I think rounding up/down can vary across architectures. Mixing arm/amd/intel here should result in non-deterministic behavior poten
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by virtue3 3y ago
I think you need to actually take a step back and realize how complicated the world actually is. Brazil is one of the major exporters of food in the world. And they get most of their fertilizer from Russia. Russia is cranking up their pri
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by virtue3 3y ago
except you can't get free private repos anymore... oh wait... Yeah they give you a lot more on the free account now, don't they? :/
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by virtue3 3y ago
It's fine, we can just develop AIs to find good content for us! /s
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by virtue3 3y ago
The JVM being truly cross-platform was a bit of a lie depending on what you do.[1] "Java is write once, test and debug everywhere." Also the ui toolkits for JVM ecosystems are just not as nice to develop with. But I was pretty ha
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by virtue3 4y ago
"The data are most consistent with the notion that receiving some but not enough money made participants’ needs---and the gap between their resources and needs---more salient, which in turn generated feelings of distress." I think
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by virtue3 4y ago
I feel like TiVo actually opened up a lot of this and the nascent streaming available at the time (hulu/youtube?) is what kicked off the rise of actually serialized and episodic TV. It is very funny having to explain to people why show
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by virtue3 4y ago
silicon valley is a DIRECT result of the secondary effect of radar systems. https://web.stanford.edu/group/ree/archives/archive08/usa/pr... shrug . It's always hard to guess?
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by virtue3 4y ago
read the comments
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by virtue3 4y ago
asphalt is already tar/oil anyway, wouldnt make up that much of a difference I'd think.
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by virtue3 4y ago
IMHO draft tournaments for "friday night magic" if that's still a thing were significantly better and more fun cuz of this.
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by virtue3 4y ago
I think the nuance here might be in keeping your head still in the general news of the world but avoiding the things that cause "tribal syndrome" or anything with "keeping up with the joneses".
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by virtue3 4y ago
Also technically redis?(distributed might not be the authors version of distributed)
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by virtue3 4y ago
One could argue that the oil industries play to shift greenhouse gas emission responsibilities to consumers was pretty horse shit. Especially since greenhosue gas emissions for the airline industry is about 3% of all greenhouse gas emission
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by virtue3 4y ago
never underestimate the "hold my beer" effect.
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by virtue3 4y ago
256.6K Non-Comment Lines C Source + 39.5K NCSL headers (Main CPU) Global variables in that kind of codebase might be -really- hard to keep track of how you are accessing and writing them :/. This gets really fucking nasty when you&#x27
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by virtue3 4y ago
when it comes to JS libraries I'm usually a lot more interested in how good their testing is. Code quality can be very subjective in some areas. But if the dang library doesn't have a lot of good testing then I can't really
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by virtue3 5y ago
You are incorrect. The MCAS system was built to work on a very buggy angle of attack sensor. They are notoriously unreliable. The max kept one on each side of the plane (the airbus equivalent has 3 on each side). Further compounded by the
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by virtue3 5y ago
CO2 is one of the few gases our body can detect. Because C02 build up in our lungs means we aren't performing respiration. I believe we can't detect C0 and things like N0 so they just straight up kill you once you pass out from o
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by virtue3 5y ago
I think once the Russian air force is actually pulled into the war it's going to be significantly less effective. And that's what Ukraine is really worried about. I'm not 100% sure on why Russia is holding back their air for
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by virtue3 5y ago
No modern military would do a ww2 style beach landing. It's why we retired battleships. You send in naval air forces to obliterate defenses on shore then send in marines. This is probably why China is deeply invested in long range fig
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by virtue3 5y ago
worked for a company doing apps for smartTVs. They all do it. Incessently. I made ad games that would pop up when the system recognized a certain ad was playing. you were supposed to be able to opt out of this but LG got busted in the U
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by virtue3 5y ago
https://www.ecowatch.com/watch-viral-video-nebraska-man-asks... Local Nebraska man shows up with fracking fluid to ask the commission if they would drink it themselves.
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by virtue3 5y ago
It is not trivial to store hydrogen. It takes a very large and expensive tank to store it at any practical level. And it has a tendency to leak through most materials. https://planetforlife.com/h2/h2swiss.html#:~:text=
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by virtue3 5y ago
It's not racism it's prejudice. "According to the sociological perspective, members of privileged groups can experience prejudice, but their experience will be different than the experience of someone who experiences systemic
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by virtue3 5y ago
It's kind of similar in some ways to the traveling salesman problem. Which is not considered np-hard. "How do you get to tokyo from paris", the cheapest, the shortest time, the least layovers, add a stop in X, etc. Not that
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by virtue3 5y ago
I mean, that's exactly the point. So when we see it being limited it freaks us out.
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by virtue3 5y ago
That would violate freedom of speech. Which is the first amendment of the bill of rights of America. And blizzard being an American company this really irked a lot of us. "The First Amendment guarantees freedoms concerning religion,

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