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by wrycoder 3y ago
Don’t most kids have bicycles? When I was a teen I used to bike an hour one way to visit my girlfriend. As a kid, I was really isolated - miles from the nearest children. I only saw kids at school. But, in high school, we moved inward to a
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And yet the galaxies usually get ripped apart.
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Hello from Ares(drewdevault.com)
21 points by wrycoder 3y ago|0 comments
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“There are political decisions being made without regard to the best scientific evidence and the effects they will have on our youngest generations,” Yes, there are, indeed.
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Simon Willison reviews Justine Tunney's Cosmopolitan and Actually Portable Executable projects.
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Catching up with the Cosmopolitan ecosystem(til.simonwillison.net)
1 points by wrycoder 3y ago|1 comments
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Reduce pure quartz, get pure silicon.
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This work appears to be closely related: "Anti-PD-1 and Novel Combinations in the Treatment of Melanoma—An Update" https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7019511/
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Gotta know which way to twist it.
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https://archive.is/aWays
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Ignore the doom-mongers, says new UN climate change chief(telegraph.co.uk)
2 points by wrycoder 3y ago|1 comments
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by wrycoder 3y ago
I guess dinosaur isn’t “meat” anymore? I.e. chicken.
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They will do better than a bicycle. Assuming you stick to roads and speeds that you would use for a bicycle.
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The best way to 'fight' unionization is to offer a great employment package, so that the workers are reasonably happy. Workers know that unions come wih a lot of disadvantages. And unions often use heavy-handed methods to create
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Fully justified text must drive you insane!
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Is this still actively developed?
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That's an obsolete stereotype. The beltway, the financial sector, the educational establishment, and the F500 C-suite all vote heavily Democratic. Of the fifty wealthiest counties in the US, voters send Democratic representative to Co
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by wrycoder 3y ago
Spencer is a "lukewarmer". He believes that warming is real, and it's partially caused by human emissions. So, not different from the IPCC in kind, just in degree. It's not correct to call him a "denialist", gi
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https://archive.is/bKcOE
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What is “the right way” to install Python on a new M2 MacBook?(twitter.com)
4 points by wrycoder 3y ago|1 comments
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There are two sets of satellites that measure the temperature of the global troposphere, and have been doing so for over forty years. The data from one of them, UAH, is analyzed here.[0] It is increasing at 0.13C per decade, averaged over 4
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by wrycoder 3y ago
No
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Er, this is easy. By the time it rotates 90 degrees, it's upside down. So, two full turns.
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buzzfizz, I think.
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If the ingredients and the oven are bad, a good cook fixes that or leaves immediately.
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Factor of five markup?
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And a lot less preachy or ideological. My theory is they knew the intended market wouldn't stand for it. The strong woman was well done, without hitting you over the head like most films do these days.
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The article talks about modules at $0.17/watt, or $17 per 100 watts. The DIY prices for modules I see are around $1 per watt, and have been for a long time. Where do you get these things?
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by wrycoder 3y ago
We had electric windows in the fifties and the motors were reliable. The usual problem back then was the window track lining (a fur-like channel) wore out, and then the window cocked and jammed when you moved it.
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Thanks for the links!

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