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voldacar
2y ago
Why post this? This appears to be the writings of a crank.
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voldacar
2y ago
I don't see how you do a fair comparison. How do you even drive a CRT with a modern graphics card? Presumably you have some sort of digital to analog converter box, but wouldn't that add a touch of latency and defeat the purpose o
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voldacar
3y ago
Why is this flagged?
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voldacar
3y ago
I'm not on a team. I have never been to Honduras and have no strong feelings about either side. The whole article is just a journalist describing a conflict between two groups of humans, while constantly using morally and emotionally n
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voldacar
3y ago
This was a shockingly biased and information-sparse article. Really disappointing
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voldacar
3y ago
Would you struggle to believe that I took 50k IU daily for over a year with no side effects? Or that others have accidentally taken significantly more than that without issue? With vitamin D, absorption varies a lot between individuals. And
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voldacar
3y ago
Do pull ups. Much more fun and satisfying than push ups
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voldacar
3y ago
The root problem is that somebody is entering your house and stealing your car Modulo stray bullets, shooting does in fact seem to address this
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voldacar
3y ago
>Strategies like Tit-for-Tat (TFT) are context-sensitive and not universally "optimal." Of course. Hence why I didn't claim it to be universally optimal. All I'm saying is that your willingness to defect against defec
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voldacar
3y ago
>an eye for an eye doesn't end well Actually in most games that are played repeatedly, the optimal strategy is to cooperate with cooperators and defect against defectors.
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voldacar
3y ago
Can we just stop measuring data in bits? Stop making me constantly multiply or divide by 8 in my head for no reason It's a 200tb disk
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voldacar
3y ago
Even if this is correct (which it probably is) it doesn't matter because bch is worthless because it doesn't have the name bitcoin. Whoever controls bitcoin core controls the meaning of the word "bitcoin" so if the bch p
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voldacar
3y ago
It's probably proportional to log(number of people looking at the source code) since the parts of the source code that people tend to look at are not uniformly distributed.
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voldacar
3y ago
I don't think many worlds is strong enough, since it still doesn't say anything about why anything exists to begin with. You need something like the principle of plenitude.
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voldacar
3y ago
It seems like over the past several years the words "risk" and "harm" have been redefined to mean almost anything. Am I crazy? If not, what's driving this?
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voldacar
3y ago
Watered to a standard strength? Wtf are you talking about? And grapes get water from the rain.
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voldacar
3y ago
Evidence?
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voldacar
3y ago
There's the talos II, if you can afford it.
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voldacar
3y ago
I don't see how wine could be fluoridated?
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voldacar
3y ago
Is there anything comparable to softICE for modern x64 systems?
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voldacar
3y ago
Hwinfo64 can tell you the percentage of time the cpu speeds in the idle state.
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voldacar
3y ago
You can use GPU-Z to show the pcie slot power draw vs the PSU cable power draw
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voldacar
3y ago
Oral glutathione isn't bioavailable. You would have to inject it constantly to meaningfully raise your levels
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voldacar
3y ago
>(50-80', solar, nice) sailing catamaran Possibly a dumb question but can an individual person even pilot a boat this large?
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voldacar
3y ago
I wonder how out of the whole space of ideas, these ones became so well optimized to reproduce in the academic fitness landscape. I guess it has to do with the fact that if you publicly display allegiance to these ideas, your power and stat
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voldacar
3y ago
This is true, by the Bekenstein bound.
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voldacar
3y ago
Pilot wave theory is isomorphic to non pilot wave theory. It doesn't predict anything new about the world
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voldacar
3y ago
This seems deeply antithetical to a free society
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voldacar
3y ago
Very interesting. But at the top of the square, the boundary curve should shift to the right as left wing ideas become dominant among the ultra rich or high status. This "high + low vs middle" phenomenon can slightly be seen in th
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voldacar
3y ago
You could use the kelley criterion plus an estimate of default risk and loan to several people simultaneously
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