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Plymouth Rock(en.wikipedia.org)
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by yuan43 4y ago
Ridiculous. First, try to imagine the form this ban would take. Think about the specific language required to abolish proof-of-work computations without kneecapping the foundations of modern cryptography. I have yet to see anything remotely
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by yuan43 4y ago
Title is misleading. Water is condensed from the atmosphere (requires energy). Water is split into hydrogen and oxygen (requires energy). The recombination of hydrogen and oxygen generates energy that powers the car. If this sounds like the
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by yuan43 4y ago
Redux is a simple, framework-free pattern for achieving this synchronization. You can use a library that implements, but the pattern is simple enough that you can (and probably should) implement it yourself. https://egghead.io&#x
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by yuan43 4y ago
The Wikipedia article on the British Monarchy is (as expected) informative: > The monarch and their immediate family undertake various official, ceremonial, diplomatic and representational duties. As the monarchy is constitutional, the m
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Nvidia CFO Colette Kress insisted that the company is "unable to accurately quantify the extent to which reduced crypto mining contributed to the decline in gaming demand," notably because Nvidia has gotten into trouble with
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by yuan43 4y ago
Those commenting here how this sticks it to publishers, it doesn't. The publishers have merely switched payer from reader to author. The same amount of money is changing hands, and possibly more. What this does do is make it much more
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Lemon uses a different grammar syntax which is designed to reduce the number of coding errors. Why does it seem as if almost every parser generator defines its own quirky grammar syntax? What's wrong or so difficult with just acce
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Using a pre-trained Latent Diffusion model (by @multimodalart), I generated several hundred pieces of AI Art. I created an Instagram account and scheduled the better ones to upload once a day. That last sentence is kind of interesting.
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> ... In fact, in our dealings with law enforcement we are sometimes made aware of addresses potentially related to crime and are specifically instructed not to freeze the addresses without the explicit request from law enforcement as t
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Biden announces student loan relief for borrowers making less than $125,000(lite.cnn.com)
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by yuan43 4y ago
It's a brilliant plan really. First, the Ethereum foundation premines the entire supply of ether, then distributes some of it to the "public" through a sale and the rest to miners. Eventually the Foundation produces an upgrad
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Those who violate the law will face significant penalties. Individuals involved in business transactions that violate the limit may receive a fine of between 15% and 30% of the transaction’s value, depending on the size of the transact
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by yuan43 4y ago
What's going to be really wild is how the availability of convincing technology like this will seep into expectations that women think men have, and how they modify their own bodies to adapt. This has already happened, even with today&
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by yuan43 4y ago
Synopsis: 1. Quantum mechanics predicts that the target molecule can accommodate an electron inside (electron-in-a-cube). 2. A sample of the target molecule was prepared, and yes, it involved elemental fluorine, a very difficult substance t
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by yuan43 4y ago
Setting aside the issues of ethics and fairness, it's worth noting that debt jubilee-type proposals are not a sign of a robust economy. They are a sign of an economy locked in a debt spiral.
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by yuan43 4y ago
The headline is "Gas crisis sends euro back below parity against dollar." Yet the article does not explain how a "gas crisis" leads to a weaker currency. What does lead to a weaker currency? On the EU side, central bank
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Proof of Stake systems (of which they are many in the market already like Solana, Avalanche, etc) are considered more secure because the likelihood of a 51% attack is much lower. I don’t plan to lay out the argument here, but suffice i
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by yuan43 4y ago
> There’s no systemic meltdown coming this time around, because there hasn’t been the same level of lending excesses and because many of the biggest banks pulled back from mortgages after the financial crisis. ... This is the consensus v
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by yuan43 4y ago
Trying to make sure I understand this. According to the article, the "spookiness" comes from a misunderstanding of what a polarizer does. It doesn't "block" all light polarized on axes different from the polarizer.
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by yuan43 4y ago
> Given that code has been found to be protected free speech, at least in the US, causing its removal from GitHub seems like a clear violation of the constitution. ... I doubt it very much. It is not a violation of the Constitution for t
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by yuan43 4y ago
You didn't mention what you were actually hired to do or what your goals are. If it doesn't involve making videos all day, then maybe it's time to leave. It doesn't sound like your boss is open to negotiation.
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by yuan43 4y ago
> ... I practice “weak TDD”, which just means “writing tests before code, in short feedback cycles”. This is sometimes derogatively referred to as “test-first”. Strong TDD follows a much stricter “red-green-refactor” cycle: > 1. Write
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by yuan43 4y ago
Do you realize you are preaching to the choir?
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Why Bed Bath and Beyond's stock is up 60% today(lite.cnn.com)
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New water cuts coming for Southwest as Colorado River falls into Tier 2 shortage(lite.cnn.com)
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by yuan43 4y ago
The weirdness of ideas can also behave cyclically. Consider nuclear power. Until this year, it was roundly condemned as an unworkable solution to CO2 reduction and energy supply. The waste problem hadn't been solved and never was going
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by yuan43 4y ago
Did google and didn't find it. Maybe my Google fu just isn't as advanced as yours. Then again, why not just include the link? It turns out the key here is to use "Abraham" not "Avi" in the search. The latter re
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by yuan43 4y ago
There isn't a human alive today whose blood is free from PFOA and/or PFOS. The question to answer is what are the major routes by which this is happening. There is a lot of discussion in this thread about cookware. The problem is
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by yuan43 4y ago
Reconstructing what the article appears to be saying: 1. a catalog of government sensor data on meteorite strikes was discovered 2. based on the data, those strikes that could have originate outside of the solar system were gathered 3. one

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