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by dotnet00 9mo ago
I think there is a genuine difference in the respect/appreciation for the arts between the two countries. Americans seem far more proud of their ignorance of the arts and in their lack of respect for artists. I wonder if it might also
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by dotnet00 9mo ago
It's probably because high quality 3d is just much more expensive to do. You can easily do all sorts of effects in the constrained environment of a 2d model that take a lot more skill to pull off in 3d. Plus, ultimately, the anime aest
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
Exactly, I was working on a little client for a self-hosted server app. Imgui is a rare mix of fast, lightweight, trivially cross-platform and stable, so I went with it and had the client easily compiling for Windows, Linux and browser, whi
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
It probably just asks you to enter the associated WhatsApp number
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
That would be a great way to make the brain drain even worse.
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
Did I miss a privately funded, reusable heavy lift rocket coming out of old space in the past 20 years?
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
New Glenn is manufactured with a different philosophy, so Blue can't be Starship levels of cavalier with testing. It would cost way too much to do with their current approach. The factory tours for the two show this difference. New Gle
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
Of course it's possible for poverty to be a moral failure, but I think the point is to not be so quick to pass judgement on people you barely know.
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
I think an aspect of a lot of those luckier kids is that they think being told they were lucky invalidates the hard work they feel they did, turning it into a nonsensical contest of comparing apples to oranges. My siblings have a similar co
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
It's to have something better than just the bare minimum. I remember seeing similar reports about higher education in remote villages in India, with cellular networks and internet access allowing people to learn without being able to m
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
The image on the article talks about making Josephson junctions with it, and the abstract talks about epitaxial superconductor-semiconductor devices. It feels like the researchers were mainly interested in applicability to Josephson junctio
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
Exactly why I cringe so hard when AI-bros make arguments equating AI neurons to biological neurons.
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
They're booked out years in advance only in the sense that bookings are sorted out years before the payload is ready to fly. SpaceX has emphasized that they're capable of swapping out Starlink launches with a commercial payload if
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
Their own internet megaconstellation, called Project Kuiper until earlier today when they renamed it to Project Leo. It's actually the current biggest commercial launch customer, Starlink is internal to SpaceX, but Kuiper/Leo has
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
He was brought in to fix Blue's culture and try to speed things up, since the former Honeywell guy was taking forever to do anything. I think it can be safely argued that since the fixes between attempt 1 and 2 happened entirely under
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
Blue has similar commercial demand from Amazon (it's easy to forget given Bezos' ownership, but they're actually separate companies).
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
Kind of crazy this made it into production, one would think the geniuses at the everything app would be using security keys themselves and would have more interest than usual in making sure the enrollment process is flawless...
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by dotnet00 10mo ago
Handhelds like the Steam Deck are PCs and can fit in some pockets :P
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
I think they meant fields of research. If you do anything in NLP, CV, inverse-problem solving or simulations, things have changed drastically. Some directly, because LLMs and highly capable general purpose classifiers that might be enough f
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
Flipping the sail around would probably be the lightest option, though tricky because the larger sail designs would not be rigid.
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
For Android, you can hide all shorts stuff by patching the apk via ReVanced Manager.
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
Yeah, that's a very fair point. The persecution of Fauci and anyone associated with bringing the charges against Trump would've also been very predictable targets for pardons.
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
At the time that did reek of corruption and misuse of power, but given current state of things, it was the right move.
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
I think insurance considers Teslas to be luxury vehicles?
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
There's enough of a market for them to exist these days. The issue is that companies want to treat VR headsets as if they're in the same category as phones or even tablets, when really, they're closer to the same category as,
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
I wonder if Samsung has secured promises of commitment. IIRC they required Google to commit to improving Android's support for tablets before committing to devices like the Z Fold.
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
You don't need fusion power to melt ice, to move regolith over habitats for shielding, or to melt rocks to extract and process metals. I have absolutely no idea where you get the notion that it meeds fusion power? Solar power or things
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
The clouds are even less viable, every resource would have to be imported from space. Mars is infinitely more viable than anywhere in Venus for the simple fact that you are on solid ground with resources all around you.
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
Kind of overlooks the fact that the guys he's threatening are also the same, having threatened to cancel SpaceX's contracts because Musk dared disagree with them (and we have all seen how rarely he does that).
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by dotnet00 11mo ago
Pretty much everyone is heading in the direction of orbital fuel depots and orbital refueling.We're getting pretty good at launching rockets and docking things in orbit. Prior to Starship, ULA was considering having Vulcan's upper

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