wrycoder

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by wrycoder 4y ago
Stops 31May22. Why?
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by wrycoder 4y ago
If you were watching that channel, you'd know that he takes great pride in doing the work himself. In his latest series, he's building a garage/workshop for his son almost entirely by himself, just to show what can be done.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Looks like Emacs with a line width of 72.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
It launched successfully. I’ll point out that a space-based solar array with a microwave power downlink was on the front cover of IEEE Spectrum around 1971. The article ran the numbers and pointed out the technical challenges. So, this idea
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by wrycoder 4y ago
> cost of getting a PV array into orbit is very expensive Musk will find a way. Another stepping stone to Mars.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Well, I missed the one a year ago, thanks for posting.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
It appears to me that it did exactly as you asked.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
IBS can stress you out.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
I asked ChatGPT to give me the name of a Victorian novel I'd lost track of. I gave it a plot summary of the first third of the book. ChatGPT said it was unable to come up with an answer, because it was not connected to the internet.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
"Learn to code" isn't such valuable advice for the Average Joe anymore, is it?
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Kurzweil's "Singularity" is upon us, but he's now being cagey about it. He says it's still years away. His interview with Lex Fridman[0] was pretty tame - I didn't learn much new from it. Kurzweil deflected th
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by wrycoder 4y ago
This is not true. The ARRL is constantly fighting for the benefit of radio amateurs, and has been doing so for a century. The FCC recently considered an over-reach, naming removing the limits on signalling rate, which would be a technicall
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by wrycoder 4y ago
And here I thought it was going to be some astute financial advice.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
From 2020: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23307700
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by wrycoder 4y ago
The bivalent vaccines are less effective than expected, due to a change in the type of antibodies induced.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
The latest version of "look inside" has become super stingy. The default is to show you the first twenty pages or so, then you have to use "Surprise Me", which feeds me one page at a time at some random location, most
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by wrycoder 4y ago
But, we are talking about vaccination protecting other people. What we see is the hospitals are full of vaccinated people, who are also contagious. You're right, if you want to protect yourself against risk of severe outcome, that&#x2
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by wrycoder 4y ago
https://www.medrxiv.org/content/10.1101/2022.09.29.22280526v...
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Oh Juanita, I call your name
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by wrycoder 4y ago
If you can blow visible smoke through the mask, then it’s ineffective against SARS2. In either direction. If you remove an N95 in a smokey environment, you’ll immediately smell the smoke, while you didn’t before you removed it. Exception: i
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Why? We know that being vaccinated doesn’t keep you from catching or transmitting COVID.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
The Congress is obviously a completely different entity than the FBI. Please make up your mind!
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Your category is "global" "legal" requests i.e. take-down requests. The FBI has special access and its requests aren't included in that report.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
“Whas Dataview?” https://medium.com/os-techblog/how-to-get-started-with-obsid...
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by wrycoder 4y ago
The idea is to be able to hit the server from all your devices, and to have that server and all the software under your control.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
In the same way that the Beltway connections are somewhat hard to pin down. I don't have much ready to hand - and it may be hard to come up with hard proof. There is Greenwald[0] and the infamous Homeland Security Disinformation Best P
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Except if you actually compare the three, you'll see that the WSJ is quite a bit to the left on its news pages, and somewhat left of them on its editorial pages. The quality is a lot higher, of course.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
It's not obvious. The Beltway networks are in place.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
The WSJ is hardly right wing.
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by wrycoder 4y ago
Government “requests” are usually treated as directives, since it’s well understood that they have many seemingly unrelated ways to make life difficult for a company and its officers.

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