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by frutiger 3d ago
> We aren't actually sure what gave our core the spin it has, right? We are, it’s from the conservation of angular momentum. The material that made our planet also had a non-zero angular momentum.
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by frutiger 1mo ago
> they don't even pay taxes on the money they spend, since they can borrow against the assets and spend on credit. They have to pay taxes on the income/realised gains they use to pay the loan back when it matures. It’s not comp
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by frutiger 1mo ago
This framing is also in the post. From the readme: > Bonsai itself -- this library -- is actually more generic than the above makes it sound. It allows you to build general-purpose incremental, composable state machines. Bonsai_web build
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by frutiger 2mo ago
Losing $75 while gaining $675.
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by frutiger 3mo ago
> But of course one can then question why are there exactly N different types of fields, with their specific types of interaction (at least in our universe)? Even that has a (still unsatisfactory) answer. Poincaré symmetry imposes constr
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Steam Deck sells out in North America within 24 hours of price hike(arstechnica.com)
44 points by frutiger 4mo ago|17 comments
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by frutiger 4mo ago
Standard ML proved this 50 years ago.
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by frutiger 4mo ago
At least in NY State, babies up to 30 days old can be left for care by the state. > New York State's Abandoned Infant Protection Act allows a parent to abandon a newborn baby up to 30 days of age anonymously and without fear of pros
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by frutiger 5mo ago
> as a vegan How does one know if a stranger is vegan?
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by frutiger 5mo ago
Our ancestors have been “maximizing resources” for hundreds of millions of years, and all our living relatives alive today continue to do so.
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Bloomberg's TypeScript CLI Library(bloomberg.github.io)
2 points by frutiger 5mo ago|0 comments
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by frutiger 5mo ago
Use terminal.app. Since tahoe it supports 24bit colour and has key combos for the most common features.
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by frutiger 5mo ago
I wanted to read this but I couldn’t because of all the allusions in the article that distracted me from the points the author was trying to make.
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by frutiger 7mo ago
Maybe that’s no coincidence as the German word braun means the same as the English word brown.
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by frutiger 7mo ago
Bloomberg Engineering
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by frutiger 7mo ago
Most mechanical watches unwind smoothly, ticks are typically due to a powered quartz crystal.
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by frutiger 7mo ago
They did so well, they lived to tell the tale. Or squawked.
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by frutiger 8mo ago
There is no such thing as “pure X” when it comes to organisms.
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by frutiger 8mo ago
These lenders will want some interest. The collateral is only useful if he defaults. If the collateral generates realized gains then those are taxed.
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by frutiger 8mo ago
I know. I would still be impressed if Bezos’s w-2 income was below $400k. Edit: also you need to pay the loan back, and the income to pay it back is taxable. You can die with an outstanding loan, but i’m sure bezos lenders will structure th
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by frutiger 8mo ago
The child tax credit starts tapering off if your adjusted gross income is more than $200k single ($400k joint). If Bezos is reporting less than that due to other deductions then that’s truly impressive.
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by frutiger 8mo ago
The answer was almost certainly generated by an LLM.
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by frutiger 8mo ago
Excalidraw
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by frutiger 8mo ago
Also, amusingly, France is most definitively in Western Europe, so I’m a bit confused about GP’s link between Eastern Europe and “go look up this French word”.
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by frutiger 8mo ago
Yes I understand bioavailability etc. My point is that it’s nothing to do with how processed something is.
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by frutiger 8mo ago
People who complain about “processed foods” generally have a basic misunderstanding of chemical/biochemical processes and energy gradients or activation energies. Ultimately, everything is highly processed or we’d be eating rocks. The
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by frutiger 8mo ago
Scientists have never really had that much influence. See: high priests, religion, politics, &c.
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by frutiger 9mo ago
How long has your barber been cutting hair?
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by frutiger 9mo ago
I think the elements of the base need to be enumerable (proof needed but it feels natural), and transcendental numbers are not enumerable (proof also needed).
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by frutiger 9mo ago
Most of the Amazon delivery trucks I see are big trucks with Ryder on the side or electric cargo bikes with Prime on the side. This is in Manhattan mostly below 60th St. though, that might be the difference?

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