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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> They have more time that they are willing to waste on propaganda than you Yes, that's why I need others to help. There are actually less of them (bots) than us. There is one pretty strange "tiktok-like" site, that has th
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
The problem is that if no one responds to such idiots, even more idiots might be swayed into their direction.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
I did it only once, but it helped me a lot. Otherwise, there is too much to do. Doctor declared that I'm overworked several years ago, before I built a house and got a second job. YMMV.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Well, if you didn't, you SHOULD try sleeping more. Like, do try to sleep for a whole day. No TV, no music, no mobile phone. Only go to bathroom and eat some quick to make meals, schedule away ALL chores. Everyone I know told me I shoul
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Yes, but those mutations are part of why evolution works. Through random mutations, every possible way of doing something is explored. If something is beneficial, organisms thrive. If it's not beneficial, organisms die . The same is f
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
No one said that those nooks are not deadly. But evolution will explore them just in case.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> Ah yes, nothing quiets the streets like the police literally running a damn dyno It would be bad only if it didn't result in decrease of loud vehicles. If they run the dyno and impound vehicle, it means that this loud vehicle won&
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
I very often use the best of both worlds. Have schema for messages, but some messages have additional "info" field, which is typically json for other data not defined elsewhere or not added to every message.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
> what would a normal intelligent human do in this situation? Problem is that this requires testing what actual "normal intelligent human" would do, because very often programmer has other ideas and UI/UX people have other
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Then you will have another control panel or log of ongoing file transfers, which will accumulate waiting transfers over the years a device was used.
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by yetihehe 9mo ago
Chinese electric vehicles are unofficially banned in Polish army bases, probably in other countries too.
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
That's why they detained the ship...
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
You are right, but it should be added that "prawilny" is used as a slang for "good guy" among some young people subcultures. It's no longer used much.
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
I had an offer to work in gambling as a young inexperienced student, fortunately they didn't hire me because I was too inexperienced. I can imagine how my career would move if my first working experience was in such company. Some peopl
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
> Existing abstractions are sufficient for building any software you want. Software that doesn't need new abstractions is also already existing. Everything you would need already exists and can be bought much more cheaply than you c
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
USA is still very high, so they can go much much lower, but I think they might go to some still lower places, finding them where we didn't even know such places could exist. Some ideas: - Leave NATO - Start openly supporting Russia and
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
Those civilisations that make too much illogical choices probably die off.
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
Now that you say that, I checked in bios and looks like you're right. I have 4 sticks of "DDR5-4800-16GB @6400MHz". It was probably marketing speed, but works stable and memtest didn't find any errors.
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
Security checks will still be done because it may be even easier to take over the plane when you don't have to threaten a pilot.
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
Looking at home computers, most of "computing" when counted as flops is done by gpus anyway, just to show more and more frames. Processors are only used to organise all that data to be crunched up by gpus. The rest is browsing web
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
> DDR5 is available on AMD since 3 years and is 5600 Strange, I bought 64GB DDR5 6400MHz last year and apparently my motherboard can handle up to 7200MHz (or more with overclocking).
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
Pipes moving water are cheaper than heat pipes, which are not "solid state", typically heat pipes contain a lot of water in liquid and vapour form under low pressure. If you wanted to move a lot of heat, you would need bigger pipe
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
> The demographics have nothing to do with that, [..] changed when it becomes mainstream. So it's not unreasonable to say that when demographics of forums was changed, the economic incentive appeared? So it actually depends on demog
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
It's "Cosmic latte". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmic_latte
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
> The rest of the satellite must be within the shade of the solar panel, Problem is with solar panels themselves. When you get 1.3kW of energy per square meter and use 325w of that for electricity (25% efficiency) that means you have to
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
> 2 m2 panel makes about 500w It receives around 2.5kW[0] of energy (in orbit), of which it converts 500W to electric energy, some small amount is reflected and the rest ends up as heat, so use 1kW/m^2 as your input value. > If w
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
Water in mains pipe is typically colder than your house walls (where the pipes go). So you need to flush some water from your pipes to get that colder mains water.
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
So what? "Hardworking" is a choice. You can choose to be hardworking or not. If you are already hardworking, then you can use your luck. If you're not, you will squander any chance.
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
Maybe intelligent species have a lot of variance? There are good and bad dolphins, like there are good and bad people.
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by yetihehe 10mo ago
... and Russians will find new reasons not to shoot their drones, which they will happily share with EU residents via social networks. They are the masters of excuses.

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