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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Should Income Security for Vets count as income security? And Healthcare for Vets, healthcare? It’d be interesting to see how different political factions might rack and stack these line items in different ways.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Would length extension impact bitcoin? The messages aren’t secret afaik.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
That was the way satoshi wanted it. No other explanation is known.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
you’re free to share tricks you think the Gp should be aware of.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
a that’s the botcoin hashing algorithm.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
k
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Hash mining asics don’t work well for AI
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
You’d be surprised – take a Backgammon board to a table in at a cafe in a popular area and chances are someone will sit down to play with you. Can be a good way of meeting people in a new area. (or new people in an old area!)
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
But how much have you learned about the Origin of Species?
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Lots of clever tricks, all ITAR controlled.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Author used flash cards to memorize the steady state positions. Deriving the steady state solutions was most interesting to me as well, author just described it as “a genetic algorithm”.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
For reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47394235
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Certainly. Which is why I contest anyone who makes claims like “smart people like me know that Science says the earth is N years old and everyone who disagrees is too dumb to understand these indisputable facts”.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
So you don’t know. But you have faith someone did their homework. Me too!
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
No, you have data that you’ve interpreted to mean that the trees are older than 6,000 years old. What is that data, and why have you interpreted it in that way?
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Ok. Not really sure what you’re getting at here tbh. But I assume you have read some paper that said that this tree had some isotope of some material, and you’ve taken that to mean the earth is older than 6,000 years?
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
https://www.conservation.org/news/methuselah-still-the-world... Why do these disagree? Are the metrics perhaps under some debate, even amongst the Scientists?
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
I get that you don’t understand why a creator might do things they way they might have done. I don’t either. But surely you admit your own lack of understanding is not a scientific proof point? If I said “I don’t understand why the big bang
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Oldest tree I see is reported as 5,000 years. Common creation date is held to be roughly 6000 years ago. Not that I think the age estimates folks have has much basis is reality. But this is a particularly empty nothing-burger.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Presumably you have some data to back that up? A product designed by the worlds top biological engineers that is more effective?
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Chromosomal similarity argues for solid engineering principles just as much as it does common decent. Do you have any data to suggest that the almighty did not take a working chromosome 2 (made in their own image, perhaps), and reuse it in
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
I take it you have data against creationism? Or that it is somehow less “scary”?
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Interesting. Does UsBC spec/licensing require any sort of notation for products that don’t implement handshake?
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
At least they’re forward about it - I’ve lost count of how many bike accessories claimed to be USB C, but they only charge when connected to their specialized cable that converts from USB A to C.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Interesting, at first pass I’d say the source availability has little to do with the topic at hand. But on second thought it might be rather significant. No company would finance making 2x identical cross platform apps, but if you have a po
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
We might contrast that with Slack, yes? This thread comes to mind: https://www.0xsid.com/blog/wont-download-your-app With Slack that’s trivial, Telegram impossible.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Their killer feature, being able to share a link with anyone at the company and instantly collaborate (live!), is made far easier on the web platform vs native. “The input lag” frankly does not matter in the big picture, imo.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
I am not sure that their goal (<200mb ram) is really related to their approach (using a built in rendering engine for the same exact source material) at all.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
Figma is far superior to the native apps it replaced. As is VS Code. Slack.
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by vscode-rest 6mo ago
What’s an example of a well made GTK or QT app in your opinion? And what would be the steel man Web app to compare that to?

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